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I like those two as well, there just isn't a bad one!

Thanks Brownie! I knew Doris was involved, but didn't know about Mayhew!

Thanks for the recommendation. . . for some reason I've never picked this up! Anyone have a brief history of this intersting label?

That's a good one BG!

Satan in High Heels=Blues for a Stripper, correct? This could be good. I'd buy the Pres releases if they appear. Thanks for the heads up!

I've picked up all of them so far except the Shaw. They all have very nice dvds!

Jim, I think I'm going to call you "some such." Just for the hell of it!

Maybe it was bootlegger lawyers that made the IP server make the call. . . ?

I'm reading "Berg" by Ann Quin. Pretty funny!

New music up on the site!

Hey, if it were me I would really try to have this come out on the Monk family's estate (the Coltrane tape). Think what juice that would give to their product line (which in my opinion is a very good product line now!)

If I'm not mistaken Alan Lankin's site says that the Legacy Edition WILL include this. (PLUS a 1956 Pasadena show, a brief Gene Norman produced event, which is in killer sound and a great performance). I wasn't disappointed when I first heard this on the "Miscellaneous Miles" cd. I didn't have big expectations, and it would have been a great set to see!

Disc eight is very far from FILLER!

Columbia seems to be putting the Miles out soon as part of a two cd "Legacy Edition" of "Round About Midnight."

Yes, it was a duplicate. . . now in good hands.

Ah Mr. Applebaum. . . hold that more carefully would ya?

The Miles thing came out in Europe. . . not sure if it was "legitimate"--doubt it. . . Jazz Door I think. Not sure what the deal is on these. There's potentially quite a bit of Newport material that they could have available, and maybe even more stereo "concoctions" might be possible like the Columbia Duke!

I think it just happens to grow wild in a lot of back yards in the South and Southwest. . . .

I feel sorry for him too. I know it's not a happy, or a wild and crazy guy, that does this. . . . And I can guess what type of life he just gave himself.

Yes, I think that FF is probably not going to be Fantastic. . . . But I have a sliding scale for these summer movies. If they give some wow factor along with the cool AC and allow a little escape from the weekly grind, they're worth their weight for me. I'm never expecting great art in a movie theater, and so I'm seldom disappointed along those lines. Hadn't heard about THAT movie but you make it look interesting Ray!

Thanks Brownie! WOW!

Yes, that should prove interesting!

That's a good question. . . I see that it was an MPS originally, I guess that has to be at least a largely contributing factor?

Yeah, I'm sortof down on Proper boxes. I think they could sound better, but don't for obvious reasons, like they don't have original source metal masters, etc. nor a big remastering budget. The booklets are okay. . . they don't speak to ME because they're not geared to ME. So to new listeners to players I guess they work out fine. I also hate how they rarely include complete sessions and again, a new listener won't be too worried about that. So it's a good recommendation Ber. I believe I have the concert on a GNP Crescendo disc, but yeah, the Classics don't have this. But what they do have is so good!