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I've been told that the Ulysse lps and cds were legit, not sure if that's true, they were hard to find anyway. I have the cds thanks to a member here. Much thanks to a member here. There was a more recent bootleg two cd set.

Me too. Excellent! Well, glad the results of the "poll" Sue had came out this way.. .

MANY MANY HAPPY HAPPY RETURNS!

Something my gal said in my arms yesterday morning.

Hope it's a fantastic one and many happy returns!

Many many more happy ones!

I did a search both on the board and google and couldn't find the other thread, though I remember reading a bit about it on the board. I got the cds, I bet the vinyl sounds really nice. But. . . expensive.

I'm enjoying this new release. If you're not an incurable Evans nut it really isn't essential considering how many live releases there are of this trio already. But I felt I needed to buy it, and I'm happy I did. Sound is quite good, performances are as one would expect from this trio.

Hope it's a great one and many happy happy returns!

Even though I didn't take this photo, this looks exactly like the copy I received in the mail today.

Wish I had the Mosaic. Or even needle-drops on DVD-R.

http://www.parisjazzcorner.fr/en/dis_fiche.php?ArtNum=53170&LANGUE=uk Still a possibility that 1960 was not on cd.

I could say a lot about doctors that I learned during my wife's two year fatal illness, but I'll not go there. I think it's a different situation besides, doctors are not making historical and critical decisions, nor dealing with human memories in the same way. None the less, I don't necessarily prefer these flawed histories and critiques, but I just expect them and don't waste my time railing against them, because we're going to continue to get them.

I'm not opposed to corrections or the best efforts being made. But jeez, even editors don't know enough about things to catch these things, and this stuff percolates through everything, everywhere. And I'm not losing sleep over it, or throwing the book babes out with the book bathwater. That's all, that's how it is for me, life is too short. I watched the only grandfather I ever got to know drive himself and everyone around him crazy with perfectionism and attempts to control everything. I squelch those tendencies in my own nature, and veered off elsewhere. I can find the enjoyment in the Green book and just go past the errors. We are the posterity of the pasts's factual errors and we'll leave a posterity as flawed, and it all goes on.

I'm with Jim on this one. Think of how the whole world we live in has been shaped by information, misinformation and emotion. For good or bad, it's the human condition.

One of my oldest lps. Bought this when i first started buying lps because I was wearing my parents' copy out. Love this material.

Many many happy happy returns!

I remember how po'd Philip Evans was when Sudhalter told him that all the material in their book together was true and it turned out he added a lot of "Bixing." The later book Evans did with his wife was free of that stuff. . . excellent book.

Barney Wilen, his last decade was an amazing one.