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Finished this today. A show that I enjoy, just fun and breezy. Thought the "Stephentology" religion in the last few episodes was funny.

I did buy this set when Popmarket.com had it on sale a bit agol The only bonus tracks are the very few that were released on previous legacy editions. Great sound though to this set. Looking forward to the "live" box set that it's rumored is to be done.

Many happy happy returns!

I don't think I quite see what you see in the photos Jim, but thanks for sharing!

I hear ya. I don't think of my books or cds as collectibles and just treat them nicely as I try to treat all my things nicely. One interesting thing about the Penultimate Truth for me is the little bit of "The Man Whose Teeth were All Exactly Alike" that were incorporated.

Wilson's work at Transition. . . da bomb.

Dusty Groove has a copy of the Clifford Brown Mercury/Emarcy box set, Japanese pressing, for 119.99

For Sonny Rollins, probably yes. But I don't know about the festival itself these days.

I found Jazz Waltz to be very good. I think you'll enjoy.

I'm ashamed to say I have multiple copies of almost all titles. . . I've been a bit of a PKD nut since I was 13! That is a good one indeed.

That's the norm. Lots of acts, short sets.

And the Collector's Disc went way cheap!

Indeed they would.

Looks like a successful auction for all titles. I got the Dinah, thanks!

Many many happy returns!

If Cobham moved to America when he was 3, then calling him a "Panamanian drummer" is a bit like calling Henry Kissinger a "German statesman" I agree, unless he were deeply entrenched in a Panamanian community that kept its cultural heritage vibrant and he were heavily involved in that heritage, but I see no evidence of that.

Shaft, the MJQ is an awesome set! romauldo, I'd go for the Buddy Rich, it's a great set and it's the one that is "endangered" right now.

In between, there was this: Full set of images here: http://www.discogs.com/viewimages?release=1250506 And that one is now out as an SHMCD. But the material is out on the two earlier Impulse cds.

Yes indeed. American muscle and luxury, Italian design. Apparently there were a number of collaborations between Cadillac and Pinninfarina.

That's pretty much how it is reissued. It's all out as far as I can tell, which is good. Now work on those studio albums!

It's not imo. But it doesn't smell. I know he put a lot of effort into it.

University of Texas (Austin) professor Dave Oliphant has published a new biography of one of his favorite musicians, Kenny Dorham. Interestingly, this is written in verse. http://www.wingspress.com/book.cfm/139/KD-A-Jazz-Biography/Dave-Oliphant/

You're right about that, I expect they would do three of them. By the way 1984 has been out on cd in Japan. Recently Japan put out a cd of the lp that released more from Pep's (an SHMCD I think). I think all of this has been on cd here in the States though.

His real name is I think what he chooses to be called. Gentle Joseph is just a translation of Lateef Yusef. I call him that to myself a lot. A friend of mine calls him "Teefski."