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He lived in NYC for some years, I think. I saw him live only once, accompanying Dhafer Yousef. He was playing with great control, very inventive, without overpowering the music (which is the problem I have with some of his more d'n'b things). The bass player was Dieter Ilg (german), and Markus (?) Stockhausen (the son of K-H) was on trumpet (& very carefully and sparingly used synth/midi). A great concert! ubu

Please do! Tonight, tomorrow, whenever you find the time. Except for the Spotlite disc, these seem to be OOP. ubu

Hey, this one looks really interresting - I'll try to be there. David, here's the link: http://www.moods.ch/moods/programm.php3?da...tsit=sd&kn=2042 Online reservation is ok, you just have to be there half an hour before the concert begins. You know Jojo Mayer? ubu

I know this is supposed to be the last one, but where the f%*& are the seventies studio dates???? Calling box #8! Calling box #8! And then, the live stuff was supposed to be the Plugged Nickel and Blackhawk only, no additional material from any of the later dates, yet there will be a box with the complete Live-Evil material... Let's hope they release more from the Fillmore concerts, too! ubu

Glad you enjoy the disc (that IS the one I sent you, yes?) And nice to hear you got a cool jazz location close by! Not too much going on here. The Speed-Sverisson-Black-Vu group will play Zurich on Feb. 18, but they want 25 CHF, and I'm rather short. Enrico Pieranunzi will play solo on Feb. 22 (same prize) Kurt Rosenwinkel on Feb. 28 (with Barney McCall - keyb, Matt Penman - b, Jonathan Blake -d) Then Harry Sokal/Wolfgang Puschnig with Gerald Veasley and Jojo Mayer - this might be one I will go - on March 3. On March 7 Coscia/Trovesi (another one I'd like to see) On March 13 Scott Colley (with Ralph Alessi, Jason Moran and Bill Stewart) (another one I'd be interested in) March 16 Stephan Wittwer/Bernd Schurer March 19 Mingus Big Band and March 30, Tomasz Stanko, with the quartet on his latest ECM disc. Saw them live, beautiful concert, might have to go once again! Not as bad as I though, when I look at it, actually! ubu

Then, anyone knows this one? ubu

Regarding "Early Bird" of which I'm aware of, but don't have it, I'm a little confused. Amazon UK lists this, with the following tunes: 1. I found a new baby 2. Body and soul 3. Moten swing 4. Coquette 5. Lady be good 6. Blues 7. Honeysuckle rose 8. Cherokee 9. You say forward I'll march 10. Lonely boy blues 11. Vine Street boogie 12. Jump the blues away 13. One o'clock jump 14. Bottle it 15. Wrap your troubles in dreams 16. One o'clock jump (theme) 17. Sweet Georgia Brown AMG though lists this one: with 23 tracks, and this one with the same 23 tracks, and the following description: And now it seems the CD on Amazon UK misses exactly those live recordings! The tracklist of those CDs with 23 tracks: 1. Swingmatism performed by Parker / McShann, Jay & His Orchestra - 2:40 2. The Jumpin' Blues performed by Parker / McShann, Jay & His Orchestra - 3:04 3. I Found a New Baby performed by Parker / Jay McShann Jazz Combo - 2:59 4. Body and Soul performed by Parker / McShann, Jay Jazz Combo - 2:50 5. Moten Swing performed by Parker / McShann, Jay Jazz Combo - 2:48 6. Coquette performed by Parker / McShann, Jay Jazz Combo - 3:10 7. Oh, Lady Be Good performed by Parker / McShann, Jay Jazz Combo - 2:57 8. Honeysuckle Rose performed by Parker / McShann, Jay Jazz Combo - 3:00 9. Cherokee (Noble) - 2:47 10. Sweet Georgia Brown performed by Parker / Gillespie / Pettiford - 7:42 11. Red Cross performed by Parker / Grimes, Tiny Quintet - 3:15 12. Floogie Boo performed by Parker / Williams, Cootie Sextet - 4:00 13. Groovin' High performed by Parker / Gillespie, Dizzy Sextet - 2:38 14. Dizzy Atmosphere performed by Parker / Gillespie, Dizzy Sextet - 2:45 15. All the Things You Are performed by Parker / Gillespie, Dizzy Sextet - 2:44 16. Salt Peanuts performed by Parker / Gillespie, Dizzy All Star Quintet - 3:13 17. Shaw 'Nuff performed by Parker / Gillespie, Dizzy All Star Quintet - 2:57 18. Lover Man performed by Parker / Gillespie, Dizzy All Star Quintet - 3:20 19. Hot House performed by Parker / Gillespie, Dizzy All Star Quintet - 3:06 20. The Street Beat performed by Parker / Sir Charles and His All-Stars - 2:34 21. Now's the Time performed by Parker, Charlie Reboppers - 3:14 22. Thriving on a Riff (Anthropology) [Anthropology] performed by Parker, Charlie Reboppers - 2:58 23. Koko performed by Parker, Charlie Reboppers - 2:54 ubu

That one in Zurich looks cool! Gotta go! The Speed/Black affairs look interesting, too! They played Willisau last year, have the broadcast. Gotta listen again. Black's a great drummer, probably one of the most interesting ones around these days! Favre, of course, the master percussionist... no idea though, who his partner is, neither what exactly that instrument could be. Regarding the other concerts in Geneva, let me have a look... I have heard something by Stephano Saccon, but I guess he won't be of too much interest for you. He plays alto, sort of Cannonball style, adds some electronic and a strong rhythm section (that's his own band, not the ones on that concert "GASP") Jan Brönnimann released a CD on Universal recently, called "Brink Man Ship" - sort of jazz-electronica, rather close to easy listening often, sometimes though they his some interesting grooves. I don't know the CD, have a broadcast. Reimann is the guitar player of that project. No idea who the cellist is. Marcel Papaux is a great mainstram drummer (maybe there's more to him than mainstream, I'm not so familiar with him) - check him out when he plays with some other band. Coming to march... You know Geri Allen, I suppose... also Vandermark. Otherwise, it looks like almost everything in march includes "chant"... And I don't know the musicians involved, safe: Domenic Landolf, a talented post-bop tenor, with a good band (Brodbeck is good, seems his regular crew). Yves Massy plays/leads an interesting crossover project called "Rosetta" - mixing jazz and some sort of folklore. That's it. I guess you can pass the ones I know, maybe if you get some more information about the concerts, check out some, but I would not know which ones. ubu

Hey, and just to be sure about the metal spines: the In A Silent Way box had no metal spine in the US, either, yes? ubu

Lon, you killed my post! Hope this does not diminish my post count After my now deleted rant, I was trying to post the following (while you were obviously deleting at the same time): Uh, besides: THIS IS GREAT NEWS! Thanks for sharing! I'm really looking forward to this release. I only heard the (probably rather disappointing) studio sessions with Feldman, Bond, Butler etc. once, years ago, but I know and have most of the concerts (the Antibes, the 1964, Berlin). The big surprise for me will be the Tokyo concert with Sam Rivers. Never heard it! And I really like these boxes, too! I got them all, most of them right after they were in the shops. ubu

A Mosaic Jazztet set is a dream come true for me too! I will most definitely pre-order this one! $$$ I picked up several of the Jazztet's albums on LP, too. "Another Git Together" on a very very expensive japanese pressing... But hey! It's great news that these records will get the Mosaic treatment! Jazztet meets John Lewis is a killer, by the way! ubu

Currently listening (and enjoying ) Terry Gibbs' "Jewish Melodies in Jazztime", by the way. Has Gibbs on doorbells, and on some tunes his brother, Sol Gage, and wooden doorbells . Sort of a retro-nostalgic thing, I guess, but hey, that was in 1963, looooong before today, where such exercices in nostalgia are rather trendy. ubu

Thanks, Al! Please report back once you heard "Soul Burst"! I won't be able to buy the CDs right now. ubu

I was not absolutely sure about this, Jim, but it certainly makes sense hearing their music! Thanks! ubu

You just don't get it, do you? I say "young"and I am. I simply don't need to waste any precious time worrying. Leaves me plenty of time to worry about other things, like jazz fans on jazz forums. I may not get this, but I got you never heard the jazz standard I was referring too, so you're not jazz God, that's for sure ouch! I sense wrath... Well, I never wanted to be anything but a king , but now teaching a god is a whole new experience... You make me feel so young You make me feel like spring has sprung Every time I see you grin I'm such a happy individual The moment that you speak I want to go and play hide-and-seek I want to go and bounce the moon Just like a toy balloon You and I, are just like a couple of tots Running across the meadow Picking up lots of forget-me-nots You make me feel so young You make me feel there are songs to be sung Bells to be rung, and a wonderful fling to be flung And even when I'm old and gray I'm gonna feel the way I do today 'Cause you make me feel so young ubu

http://www.jazzdisco.org/verve/ This site - I have no idea how accurate it is - gives you an idea what these Jams were about. Browse through the chronological session indices. I don't know in what year the Granz Jam Sessions started, but I think it was 1950. Later today I could post the info, if you're interested. I copied all those entries into a word-file recently. ubu

Wow! The Jazztet!!!!! HELL, FINALLY SOMEONE IS DOING THEM JUSTICE!!!! I only hope this is not a bad joke!! The Granz Jam Sessions will have lots of cool stuff for anybody who likes JATP, I guess. One of those sessions, or rather, a half session, was included in the Parker 10CD Verve box. ubu

By the way: glad you like it! ubu

Now come on! Show some more enthusiasm I don't expect from everybody to talk "da shit" etc, but... ubu B)

Cool, looking forward to your disc! Hope you included some part of the soundtrack of the great film you call yourself after! ubu

I was wondering about that one, too! Thanks for the recommendation, Mike! There goes some more money... ubu

I have the two CDs I listed, and took the info from the booklets. Thanks a lot for taking the pains to type it out for me, Hans! ubu

As I see others are reading here, too, let me put in a very very good word for this one: Some of the best early Dexter to be heard! "The Chase", his duel with Wardell Gray is included. ubu

Mike, these CDs in their oveview in the booklets only list each tune once, no matter if there are two, three or four tracks - it's rather an overview of compositions, than of contents of the disc. All information can be found in a small (smaller than CD-size) booklet included inside the (CD-sized) booklet. They're done quite lovingly, judging from the ones I saw or have. This all might be the reason for the incomplete listings on that site brownie linked. ubu

Thanks a lot, Hans! The McGhee/Edwards on the Marmarosa disc is indeed the date I know. Great stuff! ubu