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I'd suggest Live in Europe be in the mix.

I'd go for the Miles singles.

She is fun to watch. . . I haven't bought the albums. I think she'll get better over the next few albums. I agree that "wisdom" will enhance her efforts. Alexander, I agree it is our culture's problem, and md655 didn't say it wasn't!

That does create a problem then. Well, buy with confidence the singles as far as sound quality. I've even found the new remasterings in the box set to best the sound on Japanese DSD cds I have of these titles from a few years ago!

The new My Funny Valentine and Four and More sound transformed! Looks as if there is going to be a portion of the box set, possibly a disc's worth, that will remain in the box set for now. . . . If you can swing it from www.yourmusic.com the box set may be the best route to go. (This is one of the best boxes in the Miles series of boxes in my opinion).

Me too.

Just came back from a poetry reading actually, sponsored by our agency's Cinco De Mayo Celebration Committee (don't laugh, it's nice we're having some exhibitions of hispanic culture, which is what this is, not just Mexican). Excellent poems written by the Nicaraugan poet Ruben Dario. Very nicely delivered readings!

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Bought the Laswell dub Marley thing. . . . Didn't even know about this but as soon as I found out I ordered a copy off half.com

A three 45 box of RCA Metronome All Stars recordings. Made a great gift to a friend!

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WHEW!

Me too! I'm so glad this came out on that Verve Master Edition. Interesting stuff!

Dave, I can certainly understand that. I dearly love the Condon Mob box, the Capitol box, and the H. R. S. boxes for just those reasons. Then again I really love the Nat Cole and Charlie Parker boxes which aren't like that! The Stitt doesn't fall into my "favorites" list, but it's a good one. I usually listen to it a half a disc or so at a time.

The flip side of that was. . . I used to write it. . . and hardly ever read it. . . I read a bit more now that I've long stopped writing it. My favorite poet now and then is T. S. Eliot. Not even sure why. His work just pushes all my buttons.

And let's not forget: (material without Dinah within)

To update what I say, as I've revisited bits of this set over the last four or five weekends: I want to like the sound more. It's just a bit too tart and crisp for me. I want more warmth! Not a deal breaker, but does make it hard to listen to more than a half hour or so at a time. There are a lot of quartets that appear very similar on the surface, but they're all excellent in my opinon from all players and less fatiguing in that aspect than one would think. The other sessions stand out and bring in fresh air as well. A good set. You've been thinking of this one for months tranemonk!

A former thread: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...c=4436&hl=stitt

Yes Tea or Lee (Wiley or Peggy) doing Willard is always moving.

Well. . . doesn't everyone know that April is Sony Month?

You are not dreaming, that has been out!

"The Secret Ascension, or Alas Philip K. Dick is Dead," Michael Bishop

But yes, Douglas needs to be taken with grains of salt I think.

I actually doubt he would be intimidated by Hendrix's playing. . . . I think he may have been intimidated by Hendrix's charismatic nature and the effect it may have had on his wife!