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Yes, I'm assuming you've had this serviced and they came to that conclusion. Otherwise, there are several times I've thought amps were dead and instead fuses were blown by a bad solder joint or a leaking capacitor. . .

Looked to me as if he became editor. Seems that could mean longer hours and could also have put him in a position where he didn't feel safe doing recording. I don't know. Sometimes a person makes decisions on what is important to their world that may be different than what we might choose. Then again, I might choose the articles too . . . hard to say.

Charles, sorry to hear that about your Audio Note. If you're going to be hunting, I recommend checking out this site: http://www.decware.com/newsite/mainmenu.htm

I have five watt per channel Monoblocks, and a tubed (modified) Sony SACD/DVD player. . . doesn't put off too much heat! The PS Audio Power Plant PS300 puts off more!

From his biographic information looks like he got too busy.

Good call Maren, we daren't forget her. Mary Lou too.

Well interestingly, the Alice cd is now scheduled for 9/14 on the Verve site release schedule, and there is no scheduled date shown for the Half Note!

Some discussion (and quite a bit of speculation that has a good chance of accuracy) here: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...t+the+half+note

Ya think someone's family is getting some money?

I ordered the new Mingus on Verve today (The Great Concert), and the three Ellington cds that will be coming out next week (Blues in Orbit, Piano in the Foreground, Piano in the Background). All pretty cheap from cduniverse!

Prestige leased it from a label that is now part of the Universal umbrella is my guess. This is one of the best of the 1964 European tour concerts, and it is in really good sound overall so this reissue should sound fantastic. . . . I love this tour for the performances of the entire group: Coles was great til he took ill, Dolphy and Jordan were individually and collectively great, Byard was really ON IT the whole time, Mingus was in charge and HAPPY, Danny was the backbone as always.

Previous thread on this: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...+charles+mingus

Yes, it was out on Musique Disc France two cd set earlier than the digipak, without the newly issued material and with a track with Coles NOT from the concert originally I believe. CDUniverse has this item for 14 dollars! I just ordered a copy and preordered the three Duke Ellingtons coming out next week!

I always thought she was the coolest!

It's 1966 All Over Again!

Radioactive Man! Klaw! The Melter!

Not exactly Halle Berry