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Me too, in both cd and vinyl! They're all good sets and the prices are "don't hesitate" prices.

Never heard a piano in Nola's studio sound so good before.

Record 2 (which is "Mingus Dynasty") I don't know what an original pressing of this album would sound like but this reissue from '71 sounds pretty darned good.

A photo of the recording session Love this LP Alto Saxophone – Brother Matthew Baritone Saxophone, Clarinet – Ernie Caceres Bass – Bob Casey Clarinet – Pew Wee Russell Conductor – Eddie Condon Cornet – "Wild Bill" Davison Drums – George Wettling Guitar – Paul Smith (79) (tracks: A5, B1, B3) Piano – Gene Schroeder Trombone – Cutty Cutshall

Been meaning to revisit the Lennie Niehaus material and so starting at the beginning.

You're welcome. I'm awaiting a package from Jazz Messengers with the Mobley in it. . . probably later this week.

Took me a while to find this one and listen (on headphones). I have the Japanese version in jewel case but forgot and was looking for a digipak spine among my chaotic shelves. I think the sound is very good, mono and full. Certainly sounds better than any version of the 1960 show I have heard. It shares the same sort of mastering sound to the Miles Davis but the source tapes are a bit better recorded imo. Both the concert and the earlier TV show sound quite good. You can hear the resonance of Monk's piano attack, you can hear Ore and Dunlop very clearly and Rouse seems to stick to the mic and is nicely balanced with the trio behind him.

They are a very good company to do business with. I find they will answer emails in English which is great because my Spanish isn't. I had a package go astray (not their fault) and get returned to them and they were on top of that and got a replacement to me right away. I would not hesitate to order from them, I've done it three or four times over the last few years, nothing but good service.

The Grateful Dead May 1977 "Get the Light" box set that the UPS man just dropped off, right now May 5, first show.

The Japanese SHM-CD. Lovely voice. This album is produced by T-Bone Burnett, and the sound is great.

There's discussion about this at the Hoffman board that has resulted in orders and I mentioned it on two other boards. The word is out and I bet that email went to a number of inboxes.

Second LP

Amen.

Wow. This is a beautiful sounding disc. Any Alice Coltrane fan should not hesitate.

I've had it for years. It's an amazing set. The booklet is one of the best Mosaic ever produced, and you can hear the hours of work that went into every disc.

Just arrived and is spinning now. Beautiful booklet. Sound is considerably better than I expected!

Just arrived and is spinning now. Beautiful booklet. Sound is considerably better than I expected!

This is addressed in the email. "May not be."

I'd like to see a post-Agharta/Pangaea studio sessions box set. The tapes are out there.

Thanks.

I only know two cassettes. Won't be long now, come on Friday!