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Up for grabs is this excellent DVD. Price is $12 shipped in the US & Canada. Mint (-) Jazz Icons: Dizzy Gillespie features two historic concerts from one of the founding fathers of bebop. Filmed 12 years apart, the 1958 concert features Dizzy working eloquently within the small combo structure of a quintet including such infl uential musicians as sax player Sonny Stitt and bassist Ray Brown. The second show focuses on a completely different side of Dizzy, fronting the legendary Kenny Clarke-Francy Boland Big Band. With a 16-piece big band to conduct, including two drummers, his Latin influences are revealed on "Con Alma" and "Manteca. Pm if interested. Paypal only please

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Have you bought multiple copies of the same title? I remember the same thing happened to a guy on another forum. When bmg tracked that he had been buying 4-5 copies of one title, his account was canceled. The reasoning behind that was that bmg thought he was selling them (the guy said they were bought as presents). I once tried to sell a couple to FYE and they wouldnt touch them. They told me that they had an arrangement with bmgmusic that prevented them to accept any club CDs.

I'll take these two: Ornette Coleman-New York Is Now $7 -Love Call $15

Love the Lighthouse stuff. Dont know what took me so long to get this..

Jazz Classics in Digital Stereo: Bix Beiderbecke I had been searching for a long time for this one and found one for $1 plus shipping

The original post is from 2006. Good luck!

Amen to that

I received mine just fine last week.

There are two versions of Miles and Trane from the 58 sessions, IIRC. The one I prefer is the version included in the 58 sessions CD. I believe the version in the Miles/Trane box is different.

BMG website is up and taking orders

Im not paying 20 bucks to amazon for a CDR

More on sale here: Revenant Set

I ordered the Bechet too.

I am listening to this puppy right now: This is what I needed and then some! Amazing music, thanks for the recommendation. I was afraid that this was going to be no-noised to death, like the similar Blanton-Webster edition Bluebird put out. But fortunately not, this one sounds really good. Love it!

I was listening yesterday to his version of 'Love for Sale', and that is some of the greatest music I've ever heard.

I found the RCA Master takes and also a 3CD set from Andorra with the complete blue note master takes. Cant afford the Mosaic ...

All I have in my collection is the Ken Burns compilation. I was listening to this yesterday and was blown away by the raw power of this guy. Where to go next? I want to start with what would be considered the essential. From the Ken Burns comp, I enjoyed more the late 40s tracks.

Right. After you send them the info, they will send you a (fake) check for three times the amount you asked for. Then they will ask you to keep the amount you asked for x2, and send the rest back to them. 3 weeks later your bank will tell you its a fake check and you will be 3X in the red. Happened to a friend.

I just ordered Byard's 'Family Man'. Anyone knows that one?

I've been listening non-stop since release date.

I am waiting for mine from Amazon, both should be here tomorrow.

I have been listening to Charlie Parker version of 'I Love Paris' non-stop for 3 weeks. Cant get this song out of my head. So what are other good versions of this song? I tried finding more in my collection and could not come up with any.

Do we need to see these guys biting a sandwich?

I'll take this: Jelena Ana Milcetic a.k.a. Helen Merrill (verve) punchout in bar code $3