jazzbo

Guess this should be in Audio Talk

I'm with ya!

Are they sure they got the wrong movie?

Nippon Columbia.

I really meant to say Jazz Oracle, Canadian!

Don't you know: when an American record company refers to cds, they expect you to "realize" that there are no cds from any other country on the planet! "On cd for the FIRST TIME"! That makes sense, if you don't take in to account any foriegn issues!

Savoy.

None of these seem to move at all for me!

Yes, that's my guess as well. And it's a shame. I'm not likely to get this. I'll keep my older copies.

Hey Mont: my guess is that in the next few years you'll see some Capitol cds of the jazziest stuff. . . . Just a guess, but it wouldn't surprise me.

I preordered as well. Would have preordered the Pepper as well if Addey had done the transfers and mastering. I'll stick to my old copies. . . .

That be something I'll order!

Rollini makes you forget anyone else!

Hey I've seen that video too! Yes, if AMG says there's no yodelling it's GODSTROOTH right? I would expect it's pretty good!

The Moon cd is not technically a ripoff of the HighNote cd, as it was released YEARS before the HighNote cd was released. BUT it clearly uses the Newman material which they probably grabbed from Onyx Records lps. The two cds are not identical by any means; each has items not on the other.

I'm convinced from my own conversation with Michael Cuscuna and from reports of others that the Washington unissued session will NEVER be released while he holds the reigns of the reissue department. It's a real real shame, but I don't believe it will be released in part or in total til the next vault administrator comes along.

We've done this a few times before! I chose the last option.

R!

My wife watches this and I end up watching it as well. I like it better when they get around to the really good (and really good looking) singers. Last season I really liked Jennifer from Chicago best and was sad when she walked the plank. . . .

Yes, that's a ver good one. I have developed a liking for Mildred and have a lot of her stuff (the Mosaic and a few other cds). Her early stuff before the recordings with Red are great (Bunny! Eddie Lang!), and most of the material with Red are very well arranged.

They put didn't put all those Dial tracks on there, but they did add that session (two takes each) to the Norvo two cd set Chris. Looks as if it is missing about three takes of Congo Blues and one of Hallelujah.

Mark, glad you're here where you belong!

The Blakey set. In some ways. . . I curse the day!