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My cheapest new purchase ever! £3 at Fopp. And why have we heard so little of Ted Brown?

Fopp is great for £3 to £5 specials. Really miss the Bath store, where you could pick up much of the Blue Note/Capitol catalogue and CBS/Sony stuff for £5. Got some truly great deals there. At least the Bristol store up by the University is still operating and doing the £3 deals. Not quite as accessible for me though. :(

I haven't bothered with Fopp in Manchester recently - not since they were "HMV-ised". HMV's promise of allowing them to trade as before seems to have crumbled and the jazz stock has now been reduced to the pathetic collection you can find in their owner's store up the road. :(

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My cheapest new purchase ever! £3 at Fopp. And why have we heard so little of Ted Brown?

Fopp is great for £3 to £5 specials. Really miss the Bath store, where you could pick up much of the Blue Note/Capitol catalogue and CBS/Sony stuff for £5. Got some truly great deals there. At least the Bristol store up by the University is still operating and doing the £3 deals. Not quite as accessible for me though. :(

I haven't bothered with Fopp in Manchester recently - not since they were "HMV-ised". HMV's promise of allowing them to trade as before seems to have crumbled and the jazz stock has now been reduced to the pathetic collection you can find in their owner's store up the road. :(

The prices are much better though! At the FOPP in Covent Garden I picked up 'Lady Day: The Complete Billie Holiday on Columbia' for 10 pounds and Sonny Rollins 'Road Shows Vol. 1' for 3 pounds.

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My cheapest new purchase ever! £3 at Fopp. And why have we heard so little of Ted Brown?

Fopp is great for £3 to £5 specials. Really miss the Bath store, where you could pick up much of the Blue Note/Capitol catalogue and CBS/Sony stuff for £5. Got some truly great deals there. At least the Bristol store up by the University is still operating and doing the £3 deals. Not quite as accessible for me though. :(

I haven't bothered with Fopp in Manchester recently - not since they were "HMV-ised". HMV's promise of allowing them to trade as before seems to have crumbled and the jazz stock has now been reduced to the pathetic collection you can find in their owner's store up the road. :(

The prices are much better though! At the FOPP in Covent Garden I picked up 'Lady Day: The Complete Billie Holiday on Columbia' for 10 pounds and Sonny Rollins 'Road Shows Vol. 1' for 3 pounds.

OK. Point taken! :)

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Thank you, Bill!

It was your posting of the 'Only the Blues' album (on as I type) that sent me in search to Fresh Sound.

I know some feel listing albums listened to is pointless but I find it an endless source of interest, alerting me to things I'd otherwise miss.

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I passed the Quebec/Hardee up a couple months ago for $20. I don't think I'll ever stop kicking myself for that. Stupid, stupid.

Astonishingly enough the Chicago Public Library has multiple sets of this (someone in the music collection was obviously an early supporter of Mosaic), and between them, I was able to find clean sides to listen to (yes, I gave them back).

I'm pretty sure they had the Ike Quebec 45s on LP as well, and I checked them out, but I don't see these any longer in the catalog. Either the catalog is wrong, the library de-accessioned them after getting the CDs for the reference music collection or someone couldn't resist temptation. All reasonably likely.

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A couple of CD's I ordered online just came over the transom---Southern Scene/The Riddle (Brubeck) and the aforementioned Adderley Sextet in New York. About that last, when somebody mentioned it recently on the board I thought surely I must have the album, but a look through my collection proved that I did not, strangely enough. Newbury Comics soon cured THAT.

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The Complete Dean Benedetti Recordings of Charlie Parker. I'm really loving Bird right now, and I need everything I can get...

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Jimmy Smith - Prayer Meetin' / Blue Note 4164 (slap me, I paid $1.00)

Lou Donaldson - Mr Shing-A-Ling / Blue Note (liberty)

Milt Buckner (quintet) - Send me Softly / Capitol

Buck Clayton - Songs for Swingers / Columbia

Red Nichols and the Five Pennies - Blues and Old-Time Rags / Capitol

London Symphony - Alban Berg: Lulu Suite, Altenberg Lieder, Three Pieces for Orchestra / Deutsch Grammophon

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Recorded live at percussionist Mike Mahaffy's performance space, Sunrise Studio in NYC on September 28, 1975.

Ted Daniel (trumpet, flugelhorn, French hunting horn, tambourine

Richard Pierce (bass)

Tatsuya Nakamura (trap drums, quarter drums);

Congeniality (18:41) - Ornette Coleman

Jiblet (17:05) - Sunny Murray

The Moor (9:51) - Ted Daniel

O.C. (9:23) - Ted Daniel

Turned out better than I expected. Very nice!

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