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It's a very cool set. I'd buy it. . . except that I have had it since it was first released! I pre-ordered it! This is the best Prima I've ever heard, and I've always been a fan of the Manone sides in here.

Hey, nothing wrong with a little mishmash is there? Especially good with gravy. I had thought there was another date, but I was confused. Many pardons begged.

I think there's enough stuff for a Select really, and it would be a great one as the records are very nice.

Wonderful man. I have some live stuff not on records I really like. I really like him playing Monk. And I really love him with Elvin behind him as well.

Frank Motley did that dual trumpet thang. . . apparently up through the sixties and beyond (in Canada?) . . . . I have this Gotham cd and he also appears on T. N. T. Trible's Gotham cd . . . worth checking out for 2.98 at www.oldies.com

I was just thankful I already had so many recommended!

My Andrew Hill set too! I never did remember to call for a replacement in time. . . and now I have one trio track (I think) that I can't play. Life's a bitch. But I'll console myself with the new Select soon.

Thanks for posting those Maren! Lovely lady, great player and singer! I have the Classics cds that I believe include all her recorded work. . . wish there were lots more recordings!

I'll second that! Enjoy your day my friend!

Mailman, you are right, this is great music, all those Savoy Fullers are worth a listen, but I think this one is the best!

Yes, there was a 16 bit Savoy Denon in a jewelcase, there was a 20 bit lp facimile released after that, and then a few years back Savoy/Atlantic released this with 24 bit remastering by Paul Reid III. I haven't bought this; I've been happy with the 20 bit lp facmilie I bought (had the 16 bit before that!)

How is that Jeri Southern? I've been learning to appreciate her more and more as time goes by!

As did an American Idol contestant in audition last week, I kid not! He did an okay job actually. Clueless AI lumped him in with another contestant as a "crooner." Not really. The judges gushed at him and sent him on to Hollywood. . . believe it or not!

Hmmmm. . . Jazz in Paris should not have Vogue material . . . different mother umbrella megacorp!

I really really love Inventions and Dimensions. It's just got that exploratory vibe and is rhythmically interesting and should sound really great on the RVG version (the JRVG sounds really nice!) It's different than a lot of the other Blue Notes and me likey different.

Yes, the Solal and Bechet is KILLER. This is great news!