BFrank

Obviously not a very savvy ebay seller. Starting bid: US $6,000.00 Buy It Now price: US $6,500.00 What's the point of doing the auction at all?

Got mine today - #4872. Can't wait to hear it.

Great! I hope it was good..........I don't remember, exactly.

If that was a New Years Eve show, I have it on tape somewhere. I don't remember Jackie being on it though. Being 12/30, that would be the night before New Years Eve.

I still have "The Essence of Mystery" on vinyl. Haven't listened to it in MANY years. I'm kinda afraid to listen to it as I might not even like it any more. BTW, anyone know who the personnel is? Al apparently plays several instruments, but not all.

OK, folks. Thanks for the feedback. I'm ready ...

Like all of the Rearwards it's very good indeed, with superb sound quality. Is this the CD or LP version (I've got the 2LP set version). Very relaxed music and some enjoyable Jimmy Woode vocals. Cool. I got a little worried because AMG gave it a fairly negative review. It's the CD version.

Just picked up a sealed copy of "Comin' Your Way" at Amoeba for $6. I've never been a huge T fan, but some on this board have got me interested in checking him out a little more. Up till now, I only have "Blue Hour", "Cherry" and "Sugar". Other than the Mosaic, any other recommendations?

Any thoughts on "Calypso Blues"? I just grabbed it at Amoeba for $10 because it looked interesting. Haven't spun it yet, though.

I only saw him once and unfortunately I don't remember the show that well after all these years. But it was the heyday of the Keystone Korner and they had an Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers reunion show. In the band that night (12/30/1979): Cedar Walton, Billy Harper, Curtis Fuller, Airto, Jackie McLean, Eddie Henderson.

The short-lived Julius Knipl radio show that they did on NPR with Jerry Stiller was very well done. There are 14 of them on Katchor's site (maybe that's all there were).

I don't have any insight, but good to see his name on a thread. I always forget to read his stuff on his web site. I'll have to catch up ...

Today's Fresh Air is devoted to a tribute to Jackie. It's a rebroadcast of an interview.

"There can be some exceptions such as when a set is returned and that number is then recirculated back into the system." So we're BOTH right! Meanwhile.......I just placed my JJJ order. I think I should have it by Friday or Monday. I wonder what number it will be. A "good one", I hope. But definitely higher than 4860, right? Do we have that straight now??? DEFINITELY (maybe) ... unless it's a returned copy.

It's amazing (and very sad) how both he and Strawberry just can't seem to get it together.

"There can be some exceptions such as when a set is returned and that number is then recirculated back into the system." So we're BOTH right! Meanwhile.......I just placed my JJJ order. I think I should have it by Friday or Monday. I wonder what number it will be. A "good one", I hope.

That one's already been mentioned. The Green Mosaic has dates with Ike Quebec that aren't on the Blue Note double; that set only has the sessions with Sonny Clark. The Quebec dates are (were?) available elsewhere. Oh.........right. Feel free to ignore my post.

The Grant Green, also. I believe that much of it is in "THE COMPLETE QUARTETS WITH SONNY CLARK".

"There can be some exceptions such as when a set is returned and that number is then recirculated back into the system." So we're BOTH right! Meanwhile.......I just placed my JJJ order. I think I should have it by Friday or Monday.

You know what happens when you "assume", don't you?

Don't miss the Jazz Messengers with Morgan, Golson, Timmons

There's a really sweet-looking 1958 Jazz Messengers album with Lee Morgan, Benny Golson and Bobby Timmons from this series. Also worth checking out: - A couple of recent live Oregon albums (Yoshi's, Moscow) - World Trio with Dave Holland, Mino Cinelu, Kevin Eubanks - Hermeto Pascoal - "Só Não Toca Quem Não Quer" - Astor Piazzolla & Quinteto Tango Nuevo - "Live in Colonia, 1984"

I'm with Free on this. I think it has been determined that they don't necessarily ship the big boxes in numerical order.

If all the hippies cut off all their hair, I don't care. I got my own world to live in, and I ain't gonna copy you.

Billy Mitchell - Frank Mitchell - Frank Foster