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It's quite good, really! And the second disc is fun as you hear them straightening out stuff... sort of like a window into their work shop there.

in the mail today: Illinois Jacquet - Bottoms Up Tom Harrell - Sail Away Andey Bey & The Bey Sisters Pepper Adams - 10 to 4 at the 5 Spot Albert Ayler - Love Cry also recently: Della Reese - Swing, Slow & Cha Cha Cha Henri Salvador - Chambre avec vue Carole King - The Carnegie Hall Concert (June 18, 1971) Songs of Leonard Cohen Leonard Cohen - Songs of Love and Hate The Byrds - Liave at the Fillmore (February 1969) Jefferson Airplane - Surrealistic Pillow Jefferson Airplane - Bless Its Pointed Little Head Jefferson Airplane - Live at the Fillmore East (1969) Joanna Newsom - Have One On Me

Ah, now I can see... thanks! Sorry for being so slow

I'm very disappointed that the regular Legacy Edition won't include the Tanglewood set. To get that I'd have to buy the Anniversary Edition with the LPs that I don't even need. That says: a) the regular Legacy Edition (which I assume is 2CD + DVD, which I liked above) doesn't have Tanglewood b) to get Tanglewood, you have to get the Anniversary Edition (whatever that is, but not the 2LP + 2CD + DVD edition which doesn't have Tanglewood) confusing? I bet... maybe ShowsOn could help us out?

Ah, I see - so ShowsOn is wrong above? Or is there yet another version with more than 2LPs, 2CDs and 1DVD?

Happy birthday! :party:

Sorry if I'm slow, but there's just the Copenhagen DVD which seems to be part of the Legacy Edition. What's Tanglewood? Duke at Tanglewood? Why should that be part of a genius box? http://www.amazon.com/Bitches-Brew-Legacy-2CDs-1DVD/dp/B003M0H4NG/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1275405925&sr=1-3

This one had quite a few covers!

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Very cool, thanks for digging that up niko! Motian is mighty good news - I only have "Misterioso" and that one's terrific!

There was some discussion about the Centennial box-sets (three editions... the Fremeaux will be three boxes in itself in the end, the third isn't out yet, I think) here: If you do a search you should also find various threads on JSP sets, the Mosaic, the Jazz in Paris discs (seven, also collected in a box set). Depending on how complete you want your collection to be... I have the Jazz in Paris discs, the Mosaic, and some more stray stuff, but I guess I'll get the Fremeaux boxes, eventually! Oh, and lest I forget: welcome to the forum!

They forget to mention the free glue in the description Won't be buying this, I guess... no need for that much commercial Herbie - though I guess Jim's quite right: Hancock has so much talent, he seems to be able to do something worthwhile in nearly any imaginable setting.

I have the US edition of this album with different cover art. I like this record! Yes, it's very enjoyable!

Get back has a whole series of what I guess are dime-sourced CDs out. I won't complain about that (though I do think if they are making money from these recordings, they ought to pay some royalties... Anyway, while this Stuttgart set looks complete (I don't have my files with me to confirm though), be advised that they have some very incomplete releases out (such as a 1CD set of Coltrane's Graz concert, of which Charly did a complete 2CD set).

There's a single third LP on Ulysse complementing the 2LP set: "Concertgebouw", Amsterdam, Holland, April 10, 1964 Parkeriana (Dedicated To A Genius) Ulysse Musique (F) AROC 50506/07 So Long Eric - Orange Was The Color Of Her Dress, Then Blue Silk - Meditations (Meditation On A Pair Of Wire Cutters) - Fables Of Faubus, Pt. 1 Ulysse Musique (F) AROC 50608 Fables Of Faubus, Pt. 2 - A.T.F.W.U.S.A. (A.T.F.W.Y.O.U.) - Sophisticated Lady - * Charles Mingus - Concertgebouw Amsterdam, Vol. 1 (Ulysse Musique (F) AROC 50506/07) * Charles Mingus - Concertgebouw Amsterdam, Vol. 2 (Ulysse Musique (F) AROC 50608) I think that IS complete, no?

Great news, Volkher! And never mind taking a while to reply to mails... just don't forget to include your postal address once you'll write, so that little Jazz in Paris thingie (courtesy of brownie, btw... but as I've got a duplicate now, I thought it would be in his spirit to pass it on to you!) can be sent, after all!

Went for the 5 hours/day option and mostly multi-tasking... I guess I squeeze in about 5-6 hours a week of late night listening with headphones and some beverages, but I may as well read some newspapers or magazines then... Also, there are days when I work at home, so probably 8-10 hours of music on those, or even more, and there are days spent at the office where I listen to just 1-2 hours in the evening. Finally, Bev's mention of reading/writing and listening at the same time rings a bell... what happens to me sometimes then is: darn, now I missed X's solo again... I get up, hit the "back" button of the player... only to listen closely again AFTER X's solo is over, of course... after the third attempt I give up, usually, and promise myself to play that disc again paying some real attention next time...

What does the band play on the Antibes recording, and how's the sound quality? Sorry for the late reply - I think the titles remain unidentified, it's just a short one, two tracks. Here's the etree db entry.

Shirley MacLain Jackie McLean Diane Lane

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as for recordings in circulation - the ones's I've come across in the meantime: 1969-07-24 - Juan-les-Pins / Antibes (FR), La Pinède (line-up unknown, poss. w/Johnny Coles) 1971-07-21 - Nice (FR) 1971-08-04 - Hamburg (DE), Jazzhouse 1971 (poss. 1971-07) - Aarhus (DK) 1973-03-22 - Boston, MA (USA), Jazz Workshop 1972-03-18 - Baden (CH), Kantonsschule 1972-10-08 (prob.) - Detroit, MI (USA), Baker's Keyboard Lounge 1973-02-20 - Detroit, MI (USA), Strata Concert Gallery 1973-11-13 - Boston, MA (USA), Berklee School of Music

No, there are complete takes of all three tunes on the "Tricheurs" disc: 05. On The Alamo (False Start) 1:26 06. On the Alamo (Complete Take) 9:42 07. Get Happy (False Start 1) 0:28 08. Get Happy (False Start 2) 0:58 09. Get Happy (False Start 3) 0:15 10. Get Happy (Complete Take) 7:14 11. Sweet Georgia Brown (Discussion) 0:35 12. Sweet Georgia Brown (Complete Take) 10:06 (#1-4 are the well-known ones, part of "Jazz et cinema 2") And maybe yes, I'll indeed go for the Q as well, regardless with what design it comes

I just compiled this for a friend - is this the complete listing of the series? Sidney Bechet - Martial Solal Quartet Big Bill Broonzy - The Complete Vogue Recordings (3CD) Clifford Brown - The Complete Paris Sessions Vol. 1 Clifford Brown - The Complete Paris Sessions Vol. 2 Clifford Brown - The Complete Paris Sessions Vol. 3 Don Byas - With Mary Lou Williams Trio / With Beryl Booker Trio Roy Eldridge & his Little Jazz Vol. 1 Roy Eldridge & his Little Jazz Vol. 2 Dizzy Gillespie - Plays in Paris Dizzy Gillespie - Pleyel 49 Dizzy Gillespie - Pleyel 53 Lionel Hampton & his All Stars (*) Coleman Hawkins / Jonny Hodges - the Vogue Sessions André Hodeir - The Vogue Sessions Bobby Jaspar & Henri Renaud Bobby Jaspar & his Modern Jazz Bobby Jaspar / David Amram Duke Jordan - New York / Bud Powell - Paris Thelonious Monk - Solo 1954 Gerry Mulligan - Pleyel Concert Vol. 1 Gerry Mulligan - Pleyel Concert Vol. 2 Oscar Pettiford - Sextet Jimmy Raney - Visits Paris Vol. 1 Jimmy Raney - Visits Paris Vol. 2 Henri Renaud-Al Cohn Quartet Henri Renaud Trio, Sextet & All Stars Henri Renaud All Stars (with Jay Jay, Cohn, etc...) Lalo Schifrin / Astor Piazzola - Two Argentinians in Paris Zoot Sims - Quartet & Sextet Martial Solal - Complete Vogue Vol. 1 Martial Solal - Complete Vogue Vol. 2 Martial Solal - Complete Vogue Vol. 3 Martial Solal - Complete Vogue Vol. 4 The Third Herdsmen/Jay Cameron International Sax Band Lucky Thompson - Complete Vogue Vol. 1 Lucky Thompson - Complete Vogue Vol. 2 Barney Wilen - Tilt Mary Lou Williams - London Sessions Nelson Williams (Five Horn Grooves & Nelson Williams All Stars) Various - Bebop in Paris, vol. 1 (Howard McGhee Sextet, Ernie Royal & His Princes, James Moody Quintet) Various - Bebop in Paris, vol. 2 (Gigi Gryce) Various - The Saxophone Collection Various - The Piano Collection Vol. 1 Various - The Piano Collection Vol. 2 Various - The 1954 Paris Sessions

up - anyone? I think I paid $15 for a 1st stereo Liberty, but that was a few years ago. Not a bad date. I'd say no. Thanks for chiming in - seems too steep for me as well, but as I'm no expert in these things, I wanted to check. Would that be the Pathe Marconi French DMM pressing? I have one of those - bought it when it came out for about £3, it's OK. The Liberty original is better (and like an idiot I gave away my copy.) Alternatively, the Blue Label 70s pressing is an OK option, better than the DMM. I didn't even look closely enough to remember - but quite likely Pathe Marconi (the Blue Note Town Hall vinyl set I bought is that pressing, same store, same collection, I guess).

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