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congrats! looking forward a lot

It's all very weird indeed! I bought my Why Not discs (and rather recent Candids) all via amazon (european sites) and they were all CDs. Crossing my fingers it will stay like this, I still want to get a few more of the Why Not releases.

Don't remember the details (I know this has been discussed somewhere on this board) - but could those be regular amazon on-demand CD-Rs or did you buy them elsewhere? As I said, all I've seen and bought (including the Bailey, that is Benny, if that's the one you mean) have been regular CDs.

Hm, always found that one quite a bit weaker than the line-up would let you hope (and assumed that was one of the reasons it wasn't released initially). Not saying it's bad, but ...

I sure hope not! And I don't think so, since those Dutch Jazz Archive sets seem to consist not of widely bootlegged usually (and this one was, as you said yourself - I got parts of it from dime years ago - the nine tracks part, not sure if the other tracks are around, but since those Spanish/Andorran labels regularly grab stuff from dime, it would only be fair to bring this back there, then).

Those Why Not albums were since regularly reissued on real CD by Candid. But there was talk here about some being CDRs but all I've seen or bought were real CDs.

uhm, not sure who those "out here" are, but *in* hiere, right in this thread, you'll see that most people react in a way that you should actually sympathize with?

They added a piano for (some of?) the album with Abbey, I think. The Enja disc is my favourite so far, looking forward to hearing the two new TCBs.

Tis indeed, but look at the "pretty good to very good" list in mjzee's most helpful overview, with which I agree ... alternatives would be aplenty in an ideal world, but as it is, there's some on Collectables (licensed, I guess) and some on Fresh Sound and the like ... and yes, I do have the official Pepper and Moore abd Paich discs. Also look at the other thread for plenty of info, including some discussion of sound that's not all that unfavorable.

Taylor Ho Bynum wrote (yet another) great tribute: read the full article here: http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/culture/2014/01/postscript-roy-campbell-jr.html

Thanks indeed! And now that I read through your notes - I remember the Apollo material is definitely new to me indeed, and I did find out, but totally forgot to check it out so far.

here's a great tribute, including a run-down of a ton of records: http://www.freejazzblog.org/2014/01/roy-campbell-jr.html

Losin does not list these releases at all, I think? ... I never tried to figure it out - if you do, please post your results here! (Same goes for the Pres discs.)

(sorry, that's a pun I can never resist )

Happy birthday! But, but ... no microtones! - Though at least you did get the time signature right

This one? http://www.discogs.com/Dollar-Brand-Don-Cherry-Carlos-Ward-The-Third-World-Underground/release/3613693 Cherry's also on this: http://www.discogs.com/Abdullah-Ibrahim-Dollar-Brand-The-Journey/master/529781

Very much like the recordings of the Max Roach quintet with the Turrentine brothers snd Julian Priester, too!

disc two now

I don't wear 501s as often now due to the evolution of my waist line from 1980 through 2014. In the 'eighties they were all I wore if I had a choice. 510 here ... not that I'd fit into those Levi's ...

I've really bought it for the things other than Prez (Duke Jordan, Cecil Payne etc.) ... there's a ton of Parker (10 or 12 or so discs?) and some Pres (3 or 4 discs?) ... it was discussed in some detail here: I never tried to find out what exactly the Pres and Bird material is in detail (and haven't played any of it yet, either) ... but I think there's not much new to today's listener (i.e. Bird's Rockland is there, but I think at wrong speed ... but check the thread linked above for more).

another obit: http://www.latimes.com/books/jacketcopy/la-et-jc-amiri-baraka-has-died-20131224,0,7133089.story#axzz2pwEOHZyv

disc one - the Hackett/Teagarden (goes on into disc two)

Those were mentioned here and there, but I don't think there was ever a thread dedicated to them ... there's also a Miles and Coltrane Prestige (I think a Dolphy too), then a Chet Riverside, a Duke @ Carnegie Hall (the four double disc sets) ... and probably more. The only one I ever bought was the Rollins (silly story, I since passed it on to a friend), it had a booklet with just info on one side and cover on the other - a double page per album. No notes, no nothing. Some of the "real" Universal sets (remember those Concord-thingies are just a distribution thing, Universal handles the distribution of Concord's holdings in Europe - lots of OJCCDs were re-pressed, too, with the catalogue numbers amateurishly covered by a blank spot approximating the cover of the tray, and adding a new number plus a small Universal logo) seem to include better booklets - i.e. the Brownie box has the whole thing, as did the original one. Not sure about Bird, JATP, Pres and others ...

Burning Ambulance's twitter feed: https://twitter.com/burn_amb/status/421333028237877248/photo/1

This was planned for release back then ... so not sure it fits the "any other documents" category or was actually taped for release, specifically. It's stated in one of the two liner notes that Cherry was opposed in the early seventies (1971) to put out three year old stuff - but it's not made clear if that was the reason for it having been shelved. I'd say it's more "all over the map", and there's also Maffy Falay on trumpet, with whom frankly I'm not that familiar yet, so I couldn't probably tell for sure which trumpet bits come from whom - but there's some real blowing on these long tracks, for sure.