Stefan Wood

Here's an odd one, but one that I had been searching for about 10 years: Les Baxter's Moog Rock SEALED!

I hit on all the 20/21 series - Boulez, Takameitsu, etc.

Bob Brookmeyer - Trombone Bossa Nova on Verve A World Pacific lp with Bud Shank and a koto player - nice! George Shearing - Latin Lace on Capitol Jimmy Smith - Porteguese Soul on Verve Jimmy McGriff - Honey on Solid State

My family has a viszla, which is a cousin to the weimeraner -- almost the same, except they have brown red coats instead of grey, and are a little smaller. Great dogs, but damn, they need attention! And lots of play time as well.

Got mine yesterday. Thanks Rooster & Jim!

Man it has been insane here in DC. Yeah, they'll probably get swept by the Heat, but we're talking about an organization that has defined futility for 20+ years, and to not only be in the playoffs, but to win a series, is awesome. I'll even go out on a limb and say that they'll even win one game against the Heat!

Snagged 40 lps for $20. Some spoken word -- how could I pass up mint copies of Just So Stories read by Boris Karloff? An Andre Previn on Contemporary, Leiber and Stoller band on Atlantic, first pressing London and RCA Living Stereo.... yadda yadda.

Miles Bag's Groove All Stars

Gretch Drum Night at Birdland, on Roulette. Paid a dollar for it, a total fluke, but the vinyl is in terriffic shape. Epogee - w/ Warne Marsh and I forget the other sax player, on Warner Bros. A promo copy, in unuaually thick vinyl for the time - late 70's. Fantastic playing!

Hank Mobley - discs 1-3 Man, this is sooooooooooooooooooo good!!!!

Got that one, as well as the Live at Storyville, which was reissued by Collectables, and the Groove Merchant cd that JSngry was talking about. Looking for others.......

Up again.

The following cds are $7 each: Celia Cruz/Johnny Pacheco - Eternos (Fania) Tico All-Stars - Descargas at the Village Gate vol 2 (Tico) Charlie Palmieri - Electro Duros (MP) Roots of Afro Cuban Jazz (Blue Note) La Fiesta! Jazz Giants in a Latin Mood (Fantasy) Albita - Dicen Que... (Sony) Johnny Blas - Mambo 2000 (Cubop) Tito Puente Swings/La Lupe Sings (Tico) Charlie Palmieri - The Heavyweight (Alegre) Fania All-Stars - Live at the Cheetah vols 1 & 2 (Fania) 2 cds Fania All-Stars - Live at the Red Garter vols 1 & 2 (Fania) 2 cds Estrellas de Chocolate - Exitos (60's Cuban music) Shipping is $2.00 for 1-3 cds, $3.00 for 4+ in the US. To be determined for overseas. I accept paypal and money orders. Please PM if interested.

added more images for the curious

Thanks guys! Yes, some are for sale -- just PM me. And I take paypal! My Blog page - Here is my artist statement, among other rantings.

I just discovered flickr.com, and am trying to work with it to publicly show my art work. I live in DC, and really, most of the art venues strive to be like the New York art galleries -- just without the NYC caliber. As a result, it's hard for me to find places to show. So, here goes: Stefan's art Check it out! I still have to figure out orginizational stuff, and a way if I can to put my artists' statement up. I was previously working on Adobe Go Live to build my website, but this is much easier and quicker to show.

I had cancelled my cduniverse order after the "backorder" became too long for my liking. Did J&R Music World, for a couple of buck less, and while there was a backorder, I finally got word that the 8 cds I orderes are shipping! So they replenished -- I was worried that this was really limited.

I believe this was mentioned elsewhere, but on the Fantasy site they mention in June there will be a new batch of OJC reissues and K2 reissues. I can't find the page in the Fantasy site -- looks like Sonny Rollins will have a powerful new live album coming this September.

I picked it up when it came out. It didn't grab me the same way as that amazing 3 cd set of Nigerian funk music that Strut release a couple of years ago. Maybe it is because I was expecting something Fela like, or even something similar to the Ethiopiques series. I'll have to give it a closer listen......

The Kamucas are definitely worth reissuing. However, based on sjarrell's post it looks like we'll be inundated with "Music to Make Your Stomach Churn" compilations ad infinitum.

Received it in the mail yesterday. They sent both the 2002 printed catalog, as well as a 2005 cd-rom catalog. It's also the first thing from Fantasy that has the 2005 Concord Records copyright. Looks like they still have everything, no deletions.

Art Blakey - Indestructible Dennis Brown - 2 cd Trojan set Al Green - Anthology The Jam - Hits Fela - Confusion/Gentleman Stravinsky - Rites of Spring (many, many different versions) Scheherazade (same thing) All of these I have constantly played over the years.

Collectors avoid the digital mastered vinyl like the Black Death.

This is going to be the future, folks. Kiss those cds goodbye........

The National Gallery already HAS a copy. I sold my set to them, telling them that it was some lost Duchamp piece. Never mind that Duchamp was long dead before this set came out.....