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http://www.sonorama.de/index.php?section=VARIOUS-ARTISTS-METRO`S-MIDNIGHT-MUSIC There are some Tracks with Mark Murphy and the Van Dijk Trio, which saw release prior to that as http://www.allmusic.com/album/north-sea-jazz-sessions-vol-5-mw0000911308 The Sonorama "Metro`s Midnight Music" release features only a number of the Mark Murphy tracks, but of course in beautifully remastered format and is a labour of love overall......

They ALL do ;-)..........really hope your order makes it in due course though....also alternate sources (i.e smaller dealers) in Japan/Taiwan are processing rather slowly. In case using sources like HMV.jp or CDJapan you have to pay a hefty postage uptick to have it with within a couple of days.(still it takes additional 2-3 working days before they send it....)

in case this is the seller - http://www.ebay.com/usr/ftfym65 - that`s the one I just linked to Greg M. I´ve ordered a couple CD`s from him via Ebay recently (the only communication was the update via Ebay about the CD`s shipment) and the goods made it within 2-21/2 weeks to Europe......securely packed parcel`s and factory sealed cd`s.

http://stores.ebay.com/MAXIMUM-RARE-RECORDS-AND-CDs-JAPAN/_i.html?_nkw=sam+most&submit=Search&_sid=59452746 reliable source, factory sealed product, payment via paypal, shipment takes 2 weeks +

@etherbored : it`s always fine with me receiving infos from a fan ;-)........yes the two burton`s give me quite a good idea , furthemore i know his work via so the two trio cd`s should be with me rather soon But what about this one : When was this recorded/released and is this still with Schools/Engels as rhythm tandem ?

Being one of these "hip to Ann Burton" folks - are these Louis van Dijk trio recordings from the late 60s ? Any further comments from your side would come appreciated.....

Ah, perhaps that's the answer then. .... a "freebie". That might also answer my query as to how good it is! some more infos on subject record here : http://ronnierossmusic.blogspot.co.at/2009/07/tommy-watt-watts-cooking.html

Unfortunately can`t help with the info - nevertheless worth mentioning, after ordering a batch of Bethlehem CD`s from Japan I received as "Bonus" a sort of Beermat (!!) graced with the Cover of "Watt`s Cooking" Does it play at 45 or 33 1/3 rpm? depends on the number of beers sipped, I suppose PS While still not answering your question, the catalogue sent via forementioned order (unfortunately only in japanese) has this item not as part of the CDSOL 6001-6150 numbering systen, but it`s release number is CDSOL-6000S5 (it`s marketed on the back side of the catalogue together with The Australian Jazz Quintet "Three Penny Opera" CDSOL 60000S6) - are these possibly "bonus" CD`s for japanese customers ?? PS2 Can`t find both CD`s neither on HMV.jp nor on CDJapan`s website.......

Unfortunately can`t help with the info - nevertheless worth mentioning, after ordering a batch of Bethlehem CD`s from Japan I received as "Bonus" a sort of Beermat (!!) graced with the Cover of "Watt`s Cooking"

@jazzbo : thnx for the feedback, being always interested regarding your contributions and assesments !!

Any additional impressions from Forummembers meanwhile ?

http://inconstantsol.blogspot.co.at/2011/03/ed-curran-quartet-elysa-savoy-1967.html In case somebody ist interested to hear a bit of "Elysa"..........

Billy Harper on Denon from the late 70`s, for instance

Denny Zeitlin "Live at the The Trident" - COMPLETE recordings from that gig (there seems to be a lot of material available, as mentioned in the Mosaic Select Denny Zeitlin Studio Recordings Liner Notes)

Another neglected outing from Art Farmer with his at subject time regular pianist Fritz Pauer recorded live during his stay @Domicile Club Munich in 1970.

Aside the (at least to me) a little bit irritating Conga+Percussion players on some of the tracks and the rather short playing time, this is an excellent Art Farmer recording of that period.

his final recording date, me believe......

Agreed - whenever Billy Harper contributed good things happened - was there ever an thread about him ? Too tired for searchin`........

Booker Little as part of the Max Roach Quintet "Max Roach plus 4 at Newport" and "The Many Sides of Max" (both on Mercury)

Bill Hardman Quintet "Saying Something" (Savoy) 1961 - at least this one was recently available as Cd, although via rather dubious sources....

I do believe that subject compilation was not intended to rival Redding's classic albums, but just to broaden the view on his legacy...........otherwise - and don`t get me wrong as I grew up with/love Otis Redding - nowadays I don´t listen too much to his records as his voice although great is rather one-dimensional to me, compared for instance to or

Just wondering, whether the Rhino set incorporates all tracks from subject lovely ACE compilation released in 1992...... No. a pity, as me believe this being a must have for any dedicated otis follower....... I agree, up to a point - the best on it, say "Cupid", is marvelous, but some of it really is bottom of the barrell (but what a deep barrell it was) Ì can see where you are comin`from...........still it`s a privilege to witness such quality "rejectiones".......what a great series of STAX + related Labels Reissues ACE managed to deliver at that time.......Ruby Johnson, William Bell, the "1000+ Volt of Stax" compilations and the deep Gospel of Chalice......hard to believe these Reissues were released more than 20+ years ago......

Just wondering, whether the Rhino set incorporates all tracks from subject lovely ACE compilation released in 1992...... No. a pity, as me believe this being a must have for any dedicated otis follower.......

RIP........... Parlan+Tucker+Harewood play on forever !!!