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Is this the place? Not a very enticing prospect it seems, at least not at the asking price: http://www.thevinylfactory.com/vinyl-factory-releases/inside-on-the-beat-an-interview-with-the-man-who-has-put-his-soho-record-shop-up-for-sale-on-ebay/

MUSIC FROM THE SOURCE: Cecil McBee, with Chico Freeman, Joe Gardner, Dennis Moorman, Steve McCall, Don Moye. Inner City.

Snoopy Charlie Brown Lucy

Thanks for the tip. Some great primary material on the site.

Wanted some Lacy today. Make that, needed some Lacy today. Been a while: Mono Emanem

Do you know I don't think I've ever played the one after the other which is weird. Maybe I will next time I'm not usually so orderly, but these LPs were from the same session, which I think is a seminal one for Dixon. BTW, each LP has an extensive LP sized insert containing a valuable interview with Dixon. Don't know if it came with the CD. Now playing: Innovation" by Amalgam. Tangent LP. Trevor Watts, John Stevens, Kent Carter, Lindsay Cooper, Keith Tippett, Terri Quaye. I'm a fervent John Stevens fan, as well as Trevor Watts.

All the hip young artists are doing combinations of LP, CD and downloads for different levels of contributions. Top money gets all versions, middle level is one or two, lower level is just download, etc. I betcha an LP version would definitely attract attention.

Booker Ervin Ervin Magic Johnson Magic Jack

Rooster_Ties, I like what you are trying to do. Question: can you run a Kickstarter campaign without having the rights to the performance or product? It seems to me that is the cart before the horse; the horse being rights to the material. Maybe it can be done either way, but raising money for something that may not be deliverable strikes me as problematic. I would think a Facebook campaign might be more effective. Strong PR without necessarily having to raise funds. Get thousands of "Likes" and someone will take notice. The Kickstarter could come after rights were obtained or agreed to and a product type decided upon. BTW, is Water still in the reissue business? I recall they did a Leo Wright and maybe one or two others.

With the lime green label.

Uncle Fester Lurch Thing

Dead Parrots, Funny Walks, Ex-Police, Mrs Jean-Paul Sartre, so many funny skits. None of them seem to be doing anything very funny now, although I have hopes that Cleese can make it work. "Fawlty Towers" fan too, hilarious when you're not hiding your head in embarrassment. FT seems the ultimate extension of the Python tradition.

Dr John Dr Phil Dr. Who

Foster Brooks Brooks Forester Brooks Brothers

Who is Ramon Lopez? Btw listening now again to disc 4 of Mad Dogs box with Parker Guy Lytton with Fernandez Mind bending Best Evan Parker tenor on record in quite some time - the ending to the first 24 minute section is beyond what should be possible. Even more than his standard casual brilliance. Barry Guy is HUGE on that Mad Dogs set. I was definitely impressed.

Conan the Barbarian Conan the Destroyer Conan O'Brien

Rene Urtreger Rene Descartes Walk Away Rene

Ramsey Lewis Ramsey Clark Lewis and Clark

Bumble Bee Cassius Clay Howard Cosell

Joe Daley Trio at Newport '63. RCA mono:

Four Sisters Fournier Fourier

Nice! Very Nice!