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S, I posted a link to your sale at the Decware and the PS Audio sites as I think there may be interested parties there who know what a great price this is and what this product is and does.

Yes. Received in the mail yesterday. Now. . . Chris Connor "The Complete Atlantic Singles"

Here. https://www.stereophile.com/powerlineaccessories/181/index.html

Sun Ra "A Fireside Chat with Lucifer" Modern Harmelodics cd Followed by Tom Harrell "Colors of a Dream" High Note cd

The internet is right there at your fingertips.

Received "A FIreside Chat with Lucifer" in the mail today.

Eliane Elias "Impulsive!" with the Danish Radio Jazz Orchestra

Because it's not a small group session. Cannonball Adderley - alto saxophone Jerome Richardson - tenor saxophone, flute Danny Bank - baritone saxophone Nat Adderley – cornet Ernie Royal - trumpet Bobby Byrne, Jimmy Cleveland - trombone Junior Mance - piano Keter Betts - bass Charles "Specs" Wright - drums

Eliane Elias "Music from Man of La Mancha"

You may be right about the VeeJay LP. I did say "at least some" of the Adderley.

It appears that at least some of the Adderley did come out on cd in the early days; there's a disc on ebay at the moment: Label : EDITIONS ATLAS FRANCE Serial Number: CD2049

SF Jazz Collective, "Live 2005: The Music of John Coltrane and Original Compositions" Disc 2

Dusty says it's TWO cds, 12/4/2020

Also available on cd

SF Jazz Collective, "Live 2005: The Music of John Coltrane and Original Compositions" Disc 1 Alto Saxophone, Flute – Miguel Zenon Bass – Matt Penman Drums – Eric Harland Piano – Renee Rosnes Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Creative Director – Joshua Redman Trombone – Isaac Smith Trumpet – Nicholas Payton Vibraphone, Marimba – Bobby Hutcherson

I bought this when it first came out and really didn't listen to it. Not at all my a favorite era of Dead. But I'm giving it a go. Grateful Dead "Ready or Not"

Not the greatest disc but I'm going to see it through. . . . Chris Connor "I Miss You So" Atlantic I lied. I couldn't make it through. A really loud, bad transfer and the music was great for taking a nap. . . . Right now Jackie And Roy "Sing Baby Sing!" from the 2 cd Muzak/Japan set of the complete Storyville Recordings. I dig it.

I'm enjoying exploring The Heliocentrics. Incorporates modern elements I like and nods back to past forms I enjoy. "Out There" The Heliocentrics

Kurt Elling "Live in Chicago" Blue Note cd Man I love this! I wish I had the disc of out takes.

Yes.

"The Modern Sound of Betty Carter" Big Band Betty!

I have this as part of the BYG reissue series of Blythe's Columbia releases: this one has four albums on two cds, and sounds good.

Arthur Blythe "In the Tradition" What a band! Blythe, Cowell, Hopkins, McCall

And this one again. Before it was a headohone listen and I have it via the main system now. Keith Jarrett "Tokyo '96" ECM cd.

Back to this one. It's fun to hear the Ed Motta influence. And it freaks me out how the bass guitar that is recorded by itself at the beginning of track 3 is so realistically presented in the room. Guida de Palma & Jazzinho "Atlas" produced by Ed Motta.