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in case you're really looking for it, there's a (recent, not old ZYX) small-scale edition, CDs in carboard sleeves, nice booklet with notes and all - and it's fairly cheap here: http://www.jpc.de/jpcng/jazz/detail/-/art/John-Coltrane-1926-1967-The-Prestige-Recordings/hnum/1988951 Or here as well: http://www.amazon.de/The-Prestige-Recordings-John-Coltrane/dp/B006MU317Q/

Yes, love "Nova Express", too!

Giorgio Gaslini - The Complete Remastered Recordings on Dischi Della Quercia contains: MURALES NEW ORLEANS SUITE FREE ACTIONS GRAFFITI SHARING LIVE AT THE PUBLIC THEATER IN NEW YORK ECSTASY FOUR PIECES INDIAN SUITE MONODRAMA SKIES OF CHINA infos on most of the albums on Gaslini's site: http://www.giorgiogaslini.it/dischi.php

I'll just let my pre-order run, too ... and yeah, if anyone has any sources on the *entire* box being reprocessed to more roomy (hey, does a mono trumpet only need one valve? so KoB was in three-channel, right?), please enlighten us. If not, we've all got the point now, no need in beating a dead horse once it's dead. As for Monk at Newport, David, do look for this expanded 2CD Legacy reissue from 2002, it's OOP but can be found: Btw, why did he mis-spell his name? We all do know his birth certificate said "Thelonious Mono" Thanks for the suggestion - in fact I identified that when I looked around for the tracks. I don't have it. When I see it at the right price I'll jump I think. At least they got it right on this one. Breaking news: US Shutdown Forces Sony To Fold-Down All Holliday Releases To Mono But, but, why the Stereo logo when it's Mono? oh, wait, it's Mono in Stereo, I get it now!

the latest seems to be "Dreamachines" (Wollesen-vib, Medeski-p, Dunn-b, Baron-d) - looks good, too!

Been eyeing that one for quite a while ... I already have two of the albums ("A Certain Mr. Jobim" and "Terra Brasilis", the later on LP) but I guess I'll get it, too!

that's cool news! (courtesy of www.discplus.ch)

I'll just let my pre-order run, too ... and yeah, if anyone has any sources on the *entire* box being reprocessed to more roomy (hey, does a mono trumpet only need one valve? so KoB was in three-channel, right?), please enlighten us. If not, we've all got the point now, no need in beating a dead horse once it's dead. As for Monk at Newport, David, do look for this expanded 2CD Legacy reissue from 2002, it's OOP but can be found: Btw, why did he mis-spell his name? We all do know his birth certificate said "Thelonious Mono"

Just to make sure ... 8. Evidence is the same as the one on the "Monk in Tokyo" 2CD set, yes? Was that not part of the LP or why would it be on "Misterioso"? Don't know the story of "Monk in Tokyo" (or if there is one), but love the music of that quartet, still with Frankie Dunlop on drums!

what's the negative of mono?

"Hum Dono" is a great suggestion! Btw, is the Daley going to be a box now, for sure? I'll be all over it regardless, but would absolutely be for the complete/box version! Oh, and the Carter/Bradford is finally on its way to me ... I've heard it in very lacking quality, will be great to have it in what I'm sure will be another gorgeous package!

Makes no difference to me, got to pay taxes and custom fees no matter if from Spain or the US ... I ordered the Threadgill from JM when Mosaic had it on backorder, but that was an exception (I do order, as I said before, other stuff from JM, like Steeplechase, and most recently a disc from their Venus offer, the one missing Barney Wilen) Makes perfect sense to me in such cases to omit any middlemen and have Mosaic earn as much as possible.

r.i.p.

that's all, folks

Nothing to peruse there, I think - just that one map. Would be great to get the names to the "dots", but I guess that would be asking too much!

I put it up on megaupload just before Kim Dotcom was busted ... so there's that

before: (mine looks considerably better - and the vinyl is perfect) now: Heavenly Sweetness reissue ... first spin - very good!

I know of at least one (taped myself, but no idea where the CDRs might be): Von Freeman Concerto Jazz Rete Due Studio 2, RSI, Lugano (CH) March 13, 2002 Von Freeman - tenor sax Amina Claudine Myers - piano Hein van den Geyn - bass Han Bennink - drums CD1/53:38 1. Summertime (G. & I. Gershwin) 44:18 [beginning cuts in] 2. If I Should Lose You () 9:20 [ts-solo] CD2/45:07 1. All Blues (Miles Davis) 14:40 [p/b/d only] 2. Nardis (Davis-Evans) 11:12 3. Confirmation (Charlie Parker) 14:09 4. We'll Be Together Again (Carl Fisher) [ts-solo] FM / 99 min Guess it's "around" ... will try and look for it. (edit - found it ... my disorderly order is working rather well, after all!)

Fine Grammavision LP from 1980, featuring two more Bley cohorts (D. Sharpe and crazy Gary Valente) plus Kenny Werner (replaced on two cuts by one James Harvey aka Snake - who's he?) and Ed Schuller.

The 800 tracks are listed in a PDF available on the site. too dumb to find it ... link please?

free labs, make your pick: won't tell you which one's called Tonny though

So Tonny has legitmacy in his DNA?

(note to self: order that Emanem reissue!)

There seem to be dirt-cheap (and less cheap) copies all over amazon: www.amazon.de/gp/offer-listing/B000027373/

those beats and grooves on the later are some sick shit!