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These are two Lacys to add to my list, it seems! I have Watson's "Full Metal Quartet" (on Owl, too), with Bennie Wallace, and I love that one!

Jim, I listened to "Salt Peanuts" again, and then the chatter (hilarious indeed!) and then "Hot House" - definitely Max on Peanuts, definitely Sid on Hot House. Max is da shit on Peanuts, wow! I guess I was still sleepy on the way to work this morning, otherwise I would have never even considered it the slightest possibility that Sid was on Peanuts! Hey everybody, just wanted to tell you (rats included): this disc, in my terminology, rates definitely as da shit!

Ok, already one track that I have and did not recognize - #7. Will have to spin that disc again soon, I rememeber it as being really good, but it has been a long time since I gave it a listen. John: spontaneous idea: Claudio Puntin playing the licorice stick anywhere?

I rather thought about this kind of limbus

what if ubu refuses (or forgets)? then the thread will be in limbo, forever?

Hey, in exchange for a night's stay at the Hotel des Balances in Lucerne plus a fish dinner at the Rotes Gatter, I'd give you 20 Jimmy Smith boxes plus every Jimmy Smith JRVG & TOCJ in existence.....believe it!!!! ← You rather ask your bushims to come up for that, please! No way a poor student could come up for that... also, Lucerne is too tiny and too much of a dollhouse for my likings...

Weizen, you may be right, but I remember the days when I missed out on a few sets because by the time I got the catalogue and mailed in my order they were gone... times before I had *any* internet connection available - that's not so very long ago, prob. ten years... and that sucked big time! Feel free to send me your Jimmy Smith set, any day!

And if you want to know how to listen to a catalogue (seems you never did this before, so I explain): put a catalogue on a table, open it randomly. Make sure there is some draught, then just sit in the room, most quietly, and listen to the wind changing pages of tha catalogue. You will, after doing this for some time, easily be able to distinguish an old Mosaic catalogue from a more recent one, or from a Fantasy catalogue, or from a Trueblue catalogue... You will, from a totally different angle, be able to appreciate the quality and thickness of paper, the size of the catalogue, the weight etc. A whole new aera of experience will open up, you shall see! ← Yo, funny man! I just wanted to add to my explanation that, depending on how strong the wind blows, you can hear several different tunes coming from just one catalogue. Also you can freely combine catalogues, of course, which allows endless creative creationism (as opposed to evolution, that is) Now it's time for to go back into my cage...

Blute Note / EMI it is, for sure, but I'll have to look up from what country it came from - I strongly think from Spain, though!

I see! Well, time to build up even more suspense! It's well worth a wait, I tell you!

That post *so* just bumps back at you, you know You're talking to a wall, thus all your arguments will fall back on your own head, you lunatic! And if you want to know how to listen to a catalogue (seems you never did this before, so I explain): put a catalogue on a table, open it randomly. Make sure there is some draught, then just sit in the room, most quietly, and listen to the wind changing pages of tha catalogue. You will, after doing this for some time, easily be able to distinguish an old Mosaic catalogue from a more recent one, or from a Fantasy catalogue, or from a Trueblue catalogue... You will, from a totally different angle, be able to appreciate the quality and thickness of paper, the size of the catalogue, the weight etc. A whole new aera of experience will open up, you shall see!

You can hear him talking, too, before "Hot House" - he asks Dizzy what the name of that Tadd Dameron tune was that they recorded... cool stuff! And you see, Switzerland is less far away than Texas

I think it's Max on "Salt Peanuts". My guess is Sid came out for "Hot House" & got such a big hand that he stayed on to finsih the set w/the brief "52nd Street Theme". The crowd wouldn't let him go, he needed to go, the set was probably about over anyway, so somebody probably said, "Just finish up, it's just a few more minutes", and he agreed. That still gives him two tunes as per the tray card, just not the two it says. ← Thanks for weighing in! Sid (Big Sid, that is) would have been a bad mo-fo to pull all the stuff on "Peanuts" - but then "Hot House" is proof enough that he *was* a bad mo-fo... From what Symphony Sid says, though, I rather think Sid was gone before 52nd Street Theme was played - but we'll probably never know...

such as: Lunch for Sale Lunch Letters My One And Only Lunch Beautiful Lunch All You Need Is Lunch but what to make of: I Lunch You I Lunch America Lunch Me Or Leave Me I Lunch L.A. and My Fair Chipette

Spanish BN? I have that Iturralde/Hawes meeting on Hispavox/Fresh Sound vinyl, a February 1968 date. BN issued that too?!? ← I'm not sure if it was EMI España, in fact, but some European EMI, yes: cover: tracklist: 01 - On Green Dolphin Street 02 - Black Forest Blues (hampton Hawes Blues) 03 - Autumn Leaves 04 - Oleo 05 - Moonlight In Vermont 06 - My Funny Valentine http://www.virginmega.fr/default.aspx?FicheArtiste=18490 The 2003 date there is for the download-version, I assume, not for the CD release, which must have been around 1997 (going from memory). French Amazon has little info, but it says "Bluen" there.

why don't you go through some trouble, find a tracklisting and compare it to your brochure. Looks like it's the final track, an 8min26 version of St Louis Blues by Bill Coleman. ← I hate trouble, I'm lazy, I'm at work - you know all of that don't you? And finally: I am a wall, so what do you expect (A crazy wall, obviously) But thanks for the info - will check if I can still find that catalogue anywhere! The Coleman disc is a beautiful one!

sometimes posting here is like talking to a wall... ← Ahem, you "walls"... my question was if there was any unreleased music on the catalogue CD, not what size the catalogue has - obviously having posted that I've seen it in stores here, I know it's CD-sized... And that link the Dutch wall posted tells me there's one unreleased track on the disc, but not which one it is and if that track may be a reason to get the catalogue or not... you see, talking to you (unlike posting links) is indeed almost like talking to a wall

Same deal as here. I'm sorry I just took one catalogue with me, and even more sorry I made some crosses in there (for discs I wanted, discs I had, etc... useless, now that I have all of them). Is there any music in there? Or just a CD-ROM catalogue?

Have you heard this? I am quite a fan of both the "Jazz Flamenco Vols. 1 & 2" and the Iturralde/Hampton Hawes CDs released on Spanish Blue Note!

brownie, that catalogue was sold here, too, for the prize of a JiP CD - same in Paris, or was it for free? mr. never will also need the nice large A4 paper brochure, with infos for all the discs (except the recent releases and that one that they discontinued, that very nice Chet disc).

They've sent it surface. I'm extremely pissed off. ← Well, I chose surface, and the delivery took a week... I'll see if they actually made me pay for airmail, too, or if they chartered some racing ship to deliver it so fast...

I am indebted to HRH........... ← no problem! if you enjoy the disc, that's the best payback!

Same for me... Sad news!

clunky's disc is on its way, priority mail - you should have it by next Wednesday, I hope!