Gary

I've been enjoying this release alot lately. Paul Rutherford, trombone; Ken Vandermark, tenor saxophone; Torsten Müller, bass; Dylan van der Schyff, drums Dylan van der Schyff's work here is particularly enjoyable.

Is this it? http://www.plosin.com/milesAhead/Disco.aspx?id=TimeAfterTime Time After Time (Jazz Door (G) JD 1256/7) Title: Time After Time Label: Jazz Door (G) JD 1256/7 Number of Tracks: 12 Details: April 11, 1989 Note: Only tracks on which Davis is present (111:36) are displayed below. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Disc 1 Jilli (J. Bigham) 7:14 Hannibal (M. Miller) 6:48 Intruder (M. Davis) 3:47 New Blues (M. Davis) 11:42 Perfect Way (G. Gartside-D. Gamson) 5:36 Mr. Pastorius (M. Miller) 8:15 Human Nature (S. Porcaro-J. Bettis) 12:33 Disc 2 Tutu (M. Miller) 12:31 Time After Time (C. Lauper-R. Hyman) 9:45 Full Nelson (M. Miller) 4:50 Me and You (J. McCreary) 6:17 Carnival Time (N. Larsen) 22:18 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Miles Davis (tpt); Kenny Garrett (as, fl); Kei Akagi (keyb); Joe "Foley" McCreary (g); Benny Rietveld (el-b); Ricky Wellman (d); John Bigham (perc)

Not me , I've enjoy the two previous Frank Hewitt Cds very very much. I'll place an order with CD baby when its on there.

Same here. I've been using mine all week with no problems (yet).

These arrived in the post today Albert Ayler -New Grass (Impulse) Vandermark 5 - the color of memory (atavistic) Ned Goold trio -The Flows (smalls records) Sacha Perry - Eretik (smalls records) William ash Trio - the pheonix (smalls records)

If they dont I'll get one for you & post it over if you like.

http://play.com/play247.asp?page=title&r=C...3356&source=996

This is the one I have on Laserlight It was (is?) available for £5.99 ($10.63) over here recently.

I bet if you tune back in after the hour long MFT he'd still be mid sentence.

Albert had a go on here

I bought one yesterday but I had a lot af trouble finding one. My first Ipod & its great .

I'm going to have to buy THE FLOWS , I've just heard this amazing CD today which includes Ned Goold neal caine backstabber's ball Neal Caine (bass), Ned Goold (tenor sax), Stephen Riley (tenor sax, alto clarinet), Jason Marsalis (drums) Some really great playing by all involved & will certainly be in for some heavy rotation in the Gary household.

Thats why I deleted the post , I thought I must have got the wrong link (its late over here ). http://www.doubletimejazz.com/club.htm

I found this on the Ayler site http://ayler0.tripod.com/ from October last year

A new Vandermark 5 next week according to DMG THE VANDERMARK 5 - The Color of Memory [2 CD set] (Atavistic 166) "International new music stalwarts The Vandermark 5 return with their first studio double-album: and their last with trombonist Jeb Bishop. THE COLOR OF MEMORY, recorded & mixed in Chicago by Bob Weston and feels like a postcard from the edge... a series of mysterious sonic signs and mileposts reflecting and recounting the band's incredible journeys over the past half-decade during the Vandermark/Kessler/Bishop/Rempis/Daisy era. Dedicated to The Volcano Suns, Ray Charles, Elvin Jones & Steve Lacy, Merce Cunningham, Art Pepper, Nina Rota and Magnus Broo." 2 CD set for $22 from Atavistic International new music stalwarts, The Vandermark 5, return with their first studio double-album- and their last with trombonist Jeb Bishop. THE COLOR OF MEMORY, recorded & mixed in Chicago by Bob Weston (SHELLAC, MISSION OF BURMA) feels like a postcard from the edge... a series of mysterious sonic signs and mileposts reflecting and recounting the band's incredible journey over the past half-decade during the Vandermark/Kessler/Bishop/Rempis/Daisy era. The V5 hid the road in North America & Europe in support of THE COLOR OF MEMORY this Fall, too! (Atavisic shipping price to England $9 )

Is the other one the chelsea left back?

Have a good one!

Alexander von Schlippenbach Monk's Casino

Its £68.99 at Amazon Uk so I've placed an order with CD universe for the first time.

mmm ... I'll get back to you in 23 months on that one.

Win this time is the most jazzy title in the Limited Sedition catalog I've heard. Golia is a bit show-offish here, but he does have what to show. [ ← Listening to 'win this time' for the first time. Is there really only a market for 113 CDs of such quality music? George Cremaschi on bass sounds particularly exciting. ← Well, it took Tony nearly two years to persuade you to get a copy - how long do you think it will it take to get "the masses" to follow? ← 2 years?? Wow it only feels like 4 days http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...ic=5071&st=5445 How many are the masses? 114?

Win this time is the most jazzy title in the Limited Sedition catalog I've heard. Golia is a bit show-offish here, but he does have what to show. [ ← Listening to 'win this time' for the first time. Is there really only a market for 113 CDs of such quality music? George Cremaschi on bass sounds particularly exciting.

Bobby Jaspar

I hope all Englands future opponents have a question mark against England on the basis of one friendlies result. You never know a heavy defeat may be a good omen, I remember one of the finalists of the last world cup suffering a heavy defeat in the qualifiers at home.