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Alright! I love that Early Ellington, and I'm glad you picked it up and are enjoying it! Today I lucked out on a rare used cd excursion and found all six of the Charlie Haden "Montreal Tapes" on Verve cheap!

Finally got my package! I listened to a lot of the first disc of the soundtarack and am now watching the bonus songs on disc two of the dvd set. . . . HELL YEAH!

Bev gives really good advice. I keep listening to music that I've listened to for decades and finding a ndew approach to the material. And I'm now enjoying things that I distinctly didn't enjoy before, and couldn't be bothered to listen to items that used to excite me in the past. The "K2" versions mentioned above. . . K2 is a mastering process developed by JVC and used on both Japanese and some American cds. There are Japanese versions of all the Miles Davis Prestige titles available in K2 versions, and some of these have been released in K2 versions in America by Fantasy/OJC. Also K2 is an integral part of the XRCD process and many of the Prestige Davis titles have been available in XRCD.

Still no order yet. . . but I guess Monday. Now Playing: Jams 7 and 8 from the Granz set. BUT right before that I had the disc of alternates and addenda for the Garcia studio box set spinning.

Me too Guy. Sketches was ruined for me for a long time by a roommate who used to totter home, put it on a reverb laden Motorola console stereo he had in the living room, crank it up, put whatever side was on on repeat, and then crash out on the couch snoring for hours. . . . Took a long time to get over that. When I finally COULD listen to that album years and years later in the cd age I found I really love it. The voicings of the ensembles that Evans does, the texture that he creates in an ebb and flow, and the sometimes whack (to me) way that Miles responds with his statements (with wild tones for the times!) . . . . I think it deserves to stand as a masterpiece. But man, please, NO REVERB.

Whuzzzupwiththat? I haven't gotten my order yet. . . probably today!

Ask her to "pour" or "serve"

"love" or "make love" is in the vocabulary. . . .

I have a Capitol LP that has some of these. . . nice stuff. I think that there may be enough to make a short Select. . . but it would hardly be likely to be worth the licensing trouble. . . .

The five cd set . . . www.gdstore.com has it and it WAS in the soundtrack section of cduniverse a few days ago but I don't see it now! Looks to me as if at the moment only Grateful Dead sites have it listed. . . ?

I bet she waved a finger at you, naughty boy!

Call her, okay? 555 BEER

try some variation of bosom. . . .

rub spin kick boogie and lap are the same as dance shake

"kiss me" works too. . . or so I've been told. . . .

I can't comment on this because I don't have it. I have most of the Taylor leading up to this date and I'm still digesting it, but enjoy it. I have some Taylor from later decades and I still can't make heads nor tails of it, enjoymentwise. There's a limboland in between I haven't traveled. . . .

Yes it's exciting but unless they're a saving it for a second JATP box, I don't think even Verve has it so it may never surface. . . .

Brownie, could this be the August 1957 "jam" you are talking about? It's all I see listed with Pres involved for August of that year. unissued performance, Hollywood Bowl, LA 8/22/57 JATP Sweets, Pres, Frog, OP, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown, Louis Bellson, Jimmy Rushing* Polka Dots and Moonbeams Blues Goin' To Chicago* How High the Moon Someone to Watch Over Me I think this is it and here is what it says below: "This concert was reportedly recorded by Norman Granz; other tunes may have been played." Likely NO ONE has this, it hasn't been out on record according to this (discographic pages of Japanese Pres box).

I don't believe it is copy-protected.

Singles is very cool. . . but as for the vocal work I personally prefer the Spaceship Lullabye material. But I'm a RA-aholic (at least up through the seventies) and I would definitley advise anyone starting out to get all the Evidence material first. . . .

My favorites are the ESPs. I've quite a few others but I keep coming back to those. . . .

Yes, not the Who!

Looks more like the catalog. I don't know, it's not because I'm sentimental or anything, but I miss the old catalogs and the very first edition of the web page with the Mobe as the frontpiece.

It's not really dreadful. To me it's really interesting and I would guess the same for you. . . .