I have it on an Everest record that was first released as a 1960 bootleg on the Le Jazz Cool label, sourced from Boris Rose stuff. I'd like to find out how it went the route it went!

I haven't dug the vinyl of A Little Bit Of Miles out in many years but don't recall anything like that. Certainly possible it's on the record and I just don't remember. Blues for Lady Day is ok, not one of Mal's best. Certainly not bad, but as Pim says in his blog, not particularly emotional or tense, and kind of phoned-in. As far as soli go, The Opening (Futura), All Alone (GTA), and On Steinway (Overseas/Carson) are three of my favorites. The Snake Out blog is essential to get one started on the Mal journey!

Lightly-revised print editions of all three volumes of the Tri-Axium Writings are now available: https://bookshop.org/contributors/anthony-braxton Last I heard, there should be a pay-what-you-can digital edition to come. Ask your local library to acquire the books if you're interested in reading the print version without purchasing it.

Wikipedia says that Concord Bicycle acquired Savoy in September, 2017. I have White Christmas in the Savoy Charlie Parker Live box.

Sylvain Provost, Norman Lachapelle, Paul Brochu: Live Au Va-Et-Vient. Effendi Records – FND053 [Canada 2005] Le Va-Et-Vient, in the borough of St. Henri, in Montreal, Canada