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The Art Ensemble Of Chicago And Associated Ensembles (ECM): $79.15 https://www.amazon.com/Art-Ensemble-Chicago-Associated-Ensembles/dp/B07HGBR8YJ/

Done. Thanks for keeping this going, Jim. The last year turned out to be a good one, dearth of new releases notwithstanding.

Often the F drive will only show if you have a disc in it.

Try plugging in an external USB disc player and see if you get the same or different results.

Release date April 15:

Great, great movie. So British.

Would love to hear this: Date: November 7, 1998 Location: Grosses Festspielhaus, Salzburg, Austria Label: [television broadcast] Art Farmer All Star Quintet live in Salzburg Art Farmer (ldr), Art Farmer (flp), Johnny Griffin (ts), Tommy Flanagan (p), Peter Washington (b), Lewis Nash (d), Vanessa Rubin (v) a. I Mean You - 10:19(Thelonious Monk) b. If I Should Lose You - 11:35(Ralph Rainger, Leo Robin) c. Stardust - 8:12(Hoagy Carmichael, Mitchell Parish) d. Surrey with the Fringe on Top - 8:51(Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II) e. Caravan - 9:34(Duke Ellington, Juan Tizol, Irving Mills) f. Beyond The Bluebird - 6:29(Tommy Flanagan) g. Cup Bearers - 9:30(Tom McIntosh) h. All Blues - 9:49(Miles Davis) i. Lush Life(Billy Strayhorn) j. Blue 'n' Boogie - 7:12(Dizzy Gillespie, Frank Paparelli) k. inc Blue Monk - 5:29(Thelonious Monk) All titles unissued. Art Farmer (flp) on a, c-d, h-k; Johnny Griffin (ts) on a-b, d, h-k; Vanessa Rubin (v) on h-i. Solos: a - Art Farmer (flp); Johnny Griffin (ts); Tommy Flanagan (p); Peter Washington (b); Lewis Nash (d) 8-bar exchanges with Farmer and Griffin; Lewis Nash (d) b - Johnny Griffin (ts); Tommy Flanagan (p); Peter Washington (b); Johnny Griffin (ts) c - Art Farmer (flp); Tommy Flanagan (p); Art Farmer (flp) and cadenza d - Lewis Nash (d) intro; Johnny Griffin (ts); Art Farmer (flp); Tommy Flanagan (p); Lewis Nash (d) exchanges with Farmer and Griffin e - Tommy Flanagan (p) rubato intro; Tommy Flanagan (p) vamp; Tommy Flanagan (p); Peter Washington (b); Tommy Flanagan (p) 16- and 8-bar exchanges with Nash f - Tommy Flanagan (p) intro; Tommy Flanagan (p); Peter Washington (b); Tommy Flanagan (p) g - Tommy Flanagan (p) intro; Tommy Flanagan (p); Peter Washington (b); Tommy Flanagan (p) exchanges with Nash h - Tommy Flanagan (p) intro in 3/4; Vanessa Rubin (v) in 3/4; Johnny Griffin (ts) in 3/4; Art Farmer (flp) in 3/4; Vanessa Rubin (v) scatting and interpolates "Everyday I Have the Blues," "West Coast Blues" and "CC Rider" j - Art Farmer (flp); Johnny Griffin (ts); Tommy Flanagan (p); Lewis Nash (d) 12-bar (1 chorus) exchanges with Farmer and Griffin k - Art Farmer (flp) in progress at start; Peter Washington (b) Timings shown include applause.

I'm listening now to The Real...Sarah Vaughan, which has 35 of those '50's recordings. Some of the poppy stuff really is dreck; I don't blame Vaughan for being angry at the material.

I saw that double bill at Irving Plaza in NYC around 1984.

Here's the back of the box track listing for that United Archives release: 62 Columbia tracks + 10 add'l.

I just noticed this on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Sarah-Vaughan-Discography-Denis-Brown/dp/0313280053

Did Mosaic ever release Armstrong's 1946-47 studio recordings done for RCA?

Happy happy!

Happy happy!

It's now back up to regular price. We'll see if they honor the lower one.

Meh. Sounds to me like he'll be releasing the rejected tracks. Probably bring down the label's batting average.

Must be a mistake, but my order went through: Henryk Szeryng Complete Edition, 42 CDs, for $12.08. Grab it fast: https://www.amazon.com/Henryk-Szeryng-Complete-44-CD/dp/B07DQMMPMZ/ref=pd_sim_15_1?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B07DQMMPMZ&pd_rd_r=5fc80221-1352-11e9-bc0f-5d60e9bba019&pd_rd_w=YLV0r&pd_rd_wg=2d4Ht&pf_rd_p=18bb0b78-4200-49b9-ac91-f141d61a1780&pf_rd_r=S06D69WC0VV24TNBGTPP&psc=1&refRID=S06D69WC0VV24TNBGTPP

Yes, I’ve heard good things about the Wheeler.

This is probably my favorite KD album; certainly the one I've played most often:

Release date March 8:

Not an official release at all; Enlightenment is a bootleg label.

The only other clue is that the label is "Alv Productions." I take it that "Alv" is Andy LaVerne, so it's probably not a boot. Interesting too that Getz released no studio sides 1979-1980.

This looks interesting. Release date February 15: Unreleased session recorded at RPM Studios in NYC in 1979 featuring 8 compositions by pianist Andy LaVerne. Long thought lost, this recording features top of the line playing from an all-star band: guitarist John Abercrombie, saxophonist Stan Getz on two tracks (Come To Me, Hymn For Her), bassist Eddie Gomez and drummer Billy Hart.