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I thought I still had the vinyl, but I guess I got rid of it. Oh, well........I guess I'll never know the beauty of the saw solo.

Starting today at SF MoMA is: Robert Adams: Turning Back, A Photographic Journal of Re-exploration. A show based on Lewis & Clark. Sounds very interesting. Inspired by the bicentennial of the Lewis and Clark expedition, photographer Robert Adams's most recent work presents a new look at the territory these explorers covered and the results of their effort. Titled Turning Back: A Photographic Journal of Re-exploration, the project considers the explorers' historic journey as they returned to the East. Starting at the Pacific, Adams traveled along the Columbia River, recording the geography and how the land has been used. His photographs show the coastal tourist areas, the vast acreage of timber cultivation and clear-cutting further inland, and the small family farms of eastern Oregon. The pictures offer a reflection on the promise described by Lewis and Clark — a meditation on what was lost and what is retained, what we value regionally and as a people with a common history.

Byrd/Adams - disk #4

I never thought to check, but mine seem to be OK. I'm sure Mosaic will be happy to send you the missing disk.

Definitely easier. There was a discussion about it in the eMusic message board when they started it a couple of weeks ago.

I got the same email. Like everyone else, I'll just wait it out and hopefully still get the same price (although I'm sceptical, now)

Another Larry Young selling for WAY below the previous going rate - $202.50

One of my favorite BN album covers!

$50+/disk watch, cont. Jackie McLean - 4 CDs/$227.86

Just received these, but haven't watched them yet.

Sam Rivers - disk #2

I've been meaning to get the Wes set for a while. I have some of it on vinyl on an Affinity release called "Impressions", so I knew it would be good. ... and it is. I haven't made my way through the whole thing yet, and I look forward to the cuts with Johnny Griffin. I love "Full House". As for "Blows Against the Empire". I always liked this album a lot since it came out. I think it might sound a bit dated to someone hearing it for the first time, though. The remaster is a great improvement on the previous CD release. There are some interesting extra tracks, including about 3 radio commercials for the album (which aren't listed in the liners). It also comes with a mini-reproduction of the lyric booklet that came with the album. Both albums HIGHLY recommended from me.

Wes Montgomery - "Complete Live in Paris 1965" Jethro Tull - "Benefit" remaster Jefferson Starship (Kantner/Slick) - NEW "Blows Against the Empire" remaster

Shhhhhhhhhhh........don't tell "you0914"

Another $50/disk sale! Thad Jones

Someone just got a deal! Anita O'Day

A Larry Young set just sold for $215. The CDs and booklet were excellent/mint, so I guess the "discount" was because of this: ... while the box is good except for the binding on the left side, which has the letters mostly torn off. If not, there is some sort of a slump in the value of this set.

Mike - You don't give him credit for assuming that everyone knew he was referring to the "classic quartet"?

Yet another Lee Morgan at about $50 per ...

For a totally different take on KJ, check out "Expectations". Sure, he's got 'the hair' and a tie-dye t-shirt, but with Charlie Haden, Paul Motian, Sam Brown, Dewey Redman and Airto you have some quality music, too.

Jackie McLean - disk #4

The "MD in Europe" and "Four & More" sets AREN'T amazing??

"Facing You" is a nice single album of solo Keith. That's about as much as anyone probably needs.

FWIW, eMusic has the entire "Ethiopiques" series.

Another Larry Young that went for less than $300. There seems to be a diminishing value on this. OTOH, this Jackie McLean sold for nearly $250. That's over $60/disk! Maybe the supposed autograph had something to do with it.