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If you can live without the alternate track that was on the US original, and can find it, the Spanish "Time Life" version is from the TOCJ. . . and should be cheaper.

It WAS a very good year for jazz fans, in many ways. . . .

Cool, nice to see it is on cd. . . and hope one day there is a cheaper version around!

Well, it certainly is no "Let My Children Hear Music!" But it's cool. . . I don't spin it that often and couldn't really tell you why.

Hmmm. . .maybe I'd better ask for the "Step Lightly" model. . . .

Got your email Tod, and will comply. I'm not sure this has ever been on cd either, never saw it listed. . . Leon Sash fans are probably frustrated as all get out!

This set is all that AND a bag of chips.

Let's NOT and just say we did!

Brita. The difference between coffee or tea made with Brita filtered water or our tap water is not subtle!

And there was also a Landscape cd of Oslo material, and some of this came out on a Moon cd as well I think. . . . The audio on the video is better however.

Yes, two cds have been put out of the Amsterdam material. I got those through the deep and unexpected kindness of a board member who I won't mention because he's so modest some years ago. I had been looking for them for some time; I had only seen them once at the Tower here in Austin before the European boots of Miles and Mingus dried up stateside. . . .I actually drove my cycle home to get more cash, drove back to the store, and they were . . . sold and gone already!

Yes, the Oslo video is a great one. The audio has been on cd as well.

I'd ask for a pair of Art Hodes "Out of the Back Room".

I don't care so much about sound quality with music like this. The Japanese cd I have of Monterey sounds better than a lot of cds I listen to with glee. I think my favorites of this 1964 tour may be the Oslo and the Holland performances. . . not sure why, because all the performances I've found have really been AMAZING.

I would say that possibly, in some ways, if you look at it with a recidivist viewpoint, there's a chance Cole was that pervasive an influence, however perhaps not.

Though maddeningly programmed. . . how very true. Also grab any Black Lion or RCA you see.

I voted for Pops' birthday too.

Dad had lots of Goodman (big band sides, he played a little clarinet in high school but never afterwards) and Ellington (a few, including Uptown) and lots of Glenn Miller (go figure) as well as jazzy Gershwin interpretations of this or that type (he's a NUT for Gershwin.) Mom had some Brubeck lps, mainly Stardust on red vinyl, and Bossa Nova USA. These were part of the listening rotation in our home, and I heard jazz also at a friend of the family's, more modern bop stuff, and Louis Armstrong who I used to love to hear and watch on tv. Then in Africa Peace Corps volunteers would give me records they didn't want from their "care packages" sometimes received, and I got a Leo Wright and a Charles Bell on Atlantic that I played and played and sort of sealed the jazz deal for me. I started trying to find more jazz there in Swaziland, but there wasn't much; when I returned to the US in a year or so I found quite a bit. . . .

I guess by GRP I meant the "Decca Jazz" cds on GRP, "Rhythm Saved the World", "Heart Full of Rhythm" and "Satchmo at Symphony Hall". . . . The two cd highlights is a nice compilation that includes some of this material and later material. .. .

Me too. Sound is better than on the Mythic Sound cds. . . .

l, Fantasy has so far released two cds drawn from the material in the Paudras releases, though not exactly in the same order, that is the material so far is not one specific volume or another, but a mix from different volumes. They haven't stated exactly that they ARE definitely going to do all the material as far as I can tell, but they may do so. . . . The sound is quite good on the one that I have picked up so far.

The Japanese cd has K2 sound, and it's not fantastic, but I think they improved on the vinyl; it's not bad. . . .

Well I've never heard the instruments so naturally and solidly reproduced, with real depth to the sound, and all the soundstaging elements intact. These just sound like music to me, not hifi. . . . Also, they're incredibly adaptive: the tweeter can be adjusted by inserting resistors of different values, and the bass output can be adjusted by raising or lowering the speaker from the floor. . . .

I had these speakers, and loved them so much that I upgraded to the RL2 model. . . this is an amazing speaker that really has me riveted to my listening seat: Decware Radial RL-1

Yes, in some ways this is Salim's best, because it blazes a trail more. . . . This is a less explored format than his previous releases were, and he really puts his best foot forward. This swings, it bouces, it rocks. . . . It's all about the beat and the groove.