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Mystery solved - just got mail from Mosaic: And regarding the Atlantic New Orleans there are 200 around of that. ubu

What's that? Anyway, I work with what seems to be called a "scroll point" instead of a mouse (IBM Thinkpad) - so no mouse features for me, I'm afraid. ubu

This board brings bits of paradise to earth like no other place .... feel free to remind me if heaven don't come by itself... ubu

Interesting comments, Larry! I will keep them in mind when I pick the CD out of my shelf the next time. What you say about Roach is very true! Forgive me the sacrilegeous comparison, but what Roach plays is like 40 minutes constant "Un poco loco"... terrific (as he always is)! ubu

magical words for me Yes indeed! but it seems they sold so bad that they did not release a third planned batch. I got the Andreza thanks to a very kind member of this board, and thoroughly enjoy it, including harpsichord The Touff was the biggest surprise for me. I picked it up more for completeness' sake and Bill Perkins than for knowing Touff himself - and I really like that disc! ubu

I like the quartet track with Wilen on soprano very very much! And it's interesting to note that this is pre-soprano-Coltrane. ubu

you know it is be patient and heaven will come to earth... ubu

I raved about exactly the same set earlier, too. I can't find that thread of post of mine, maybe it was in some general female vocalist topic. I like her a lot, too! ubu

These two are the same as Reinarnation tk 1 and Body & Soul (alt) on my list, above, I suppose. I have the Candid Dolphy CD, and always thought it had no additional material compared to the Mingus discs. ubu

I just got Chicago Piano Solo - in a sales bin, for about 7 bucks. My first Schweizer (and I am the Schweizer on this board... -_- ) No chance to listen yet, but I'll report back. ubu

Z-Man, I just found out that the note at the end of my disco might answer your question. So maybe the CD version was complete and the LP version was not. ubu

While I cannot really answer your question, I have a typed discography of the five Candid CDs, maybe this does help you: Session 1: October 20, 1960 The Quartet Ted Curson t, Eric Dolphy as/bcl, Charles Mingus b, Dannie Richmond d. (CD Release) 1. Folk Forms No. 1 13.01 Mingus Mingus Presents Mingus 2. Original Faubus Fables 9.03 Mingus - 3. What Love? 15.19 Mingus - 4. All The Things You Could Be Now If Sigmund Freud?s Wife Was Your Mother 8.33 Mingus - 5. Stormy Weather 13.23 Arlen-Koehler Mingus The Drum Solo Dannie Richmond d. 6. Melody From The Drums 9.25 Richmond Mysterious Blues The Ensemble Ted Curson t, Lonnie Hillyer t, Jimmy Knepper tb, Britt Woodman tb (#9 only), Eric Dolphy bcl/fl/as, Charles McPherson as, Booker Ervin ts (out on #7), Nico Bunink p, Charles Mingus b, Dannie Richmond d. 7. Reincarnation Of A Love Bird (1st Vers., tk 4) 9.13 Mingus Mysterious Blues 8. Vassarlean (Weird Nightmare) 6.38 Mingus - 9. MDM (Monk, Duke & Mingus) 19.52 Mingus(-Monk-Duke) Mingus Session 2: November 11, 1960 The Ensemble Ted Curson t (out on #10), Lonnie Hillyer t, Jimmy Knepper tb, Eric Dolphy bcl/fl/as (out on #10), Charles McPherson as, Booker Ervin ts, Paul Bley p, Charles Mingus b, Dannie Richmond d. 10. Bugs (tk 3) 8.28 Mingus Reincarnation 11. Reincarnation Of A Love Bird (tk 1) 7.02 Mingus - 12. Lock ?Em Up (Hellview Of Bellevue) 6.35 Mingus Mingus The Eldridge Session Roy Eldridge t, Jimmy Knepper tb (#13-16), Eric Dolphy as/bcl/fl (#13-16), Tommy Flanagan p, Charles Mingus b, Jo Jones d. 13. Mysterious Blues 8.35 Mingus Mysterious Blues 14. Body And Soul 13.45 Green-Sour-Heyman-Eyton Reincarnation 15. Body And Soul (alt) 10.41 Green-Sour-Heyman-Eyton Mysterious Blues 16. R & R 11.55 Eldridge-Ray Brown Reincarnation 17. Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams (tk 4) 3.59 Barris-Koehler-Moll - 18. Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams (tk 5) 3.48 Barris-Koehler-Moll Mysterious Blues 19. Me And You (Me And You Blues) 10.08 Eldridge-Mingus-Flanagan-Jones - All Tracks On MOSAIC MD3-111 (MR4-111 omitted #15 & #18, they surfaced after initial issue and were included for the first time on the CD version of the Mosaic set) Candid CD Issues (1989): Charles Mingus Presents Charles Mingus (CACD 79005-2) Mingus (CACD 79021-2) Reincarnation Of A Love Bird (CACD 79026-2) Mysterious Blues (CACD 79042-2)

Here's their website. A very fine label indeed! I have all the ones Out2Lunch listed. The Eddie Costa is great, as is the Warne Marsh. The Kamuca, Feldman and Rosolino or other favorites of mine. There's also a rather nice Marty Paich trio CD, a good Conte Candoli 4 disc, and one by Herbie Harper. The Marty Paich feat. Pepper is another one I like, and the Don Fagerquist octet I really like, too. Then the Oscar Moore quartet disc (on Tampa originally, while all the above ones were on the Mode label) is another really cool disc - with Carl Perkins. And a good Stan Levey disc's there, too... What you have to be aware is that most of these CDs clock in at around 30 minutes (which I have no problem with). ubu

I like it very much. It's rough in spots, and maybe a little bit overrated as a "neglected masterpiece" or whatever it's often reffered as. ubu

But, Milan, the Jass CD has everything Prez made for Jubilee, yes? I will have to look for some of the Storyville discs. Each of them seems to hold a couple of shows or so, and they do seem to be complete. ubu

Was that vol 8 the last Basie OT Band disc MOJ issued? There were 11, it seems, by Basie. How many by Pres? ubu

deus, once more happy birthday to you You sure are the youngster of this board, keep growing strong ubu

brownie, the Jubilee material, is that "I Got Rhythm" (8:33), "Oh, Lady Be Good" (4:04) and "Sweet Georgia Brown" (8:20)? The "D.B. Blues" clocks in at 3:52 and has Lester with Kersey, Hadnott and Wilson, yes? If so, that's the same material also on the Jass CD "Prez Conferences". Or does the Jubilee disc include more? Wonderful music! "D.B. Blues" is great indeed! Was the first music I listened this morning! ubu

Thanks for the info, brownie! By the way, Prez Masters of Jazz Vol. 6 is on its way! ubu

...Packaged in a mini-LP sleeve Hans, great you show up again ubu

John, thanks a lot! Looks like I got to hunt down almost all of these some day! My purse already starts hurting... ubu

This is really sad news! I'm a big (but not undivided) fan of his work. R.i.p. ubu

Is there any possibility to use Opera as default browser? Can anyone tell me how to change my settings in order to do this? And then, do hyperlinks (like, say in MS Word) open in Opera? And how can I import the MS Internet Explorer's favorites to Opera? thanks, ubu

Ubu, I suggest a joint venture to get Jim's discs .... That Redman - I listened again after knowing it, and it does not quite sound like his usual stuff. That typical cry he has is not displayed here. I have a lot of his stuff with Jarrett and should have got him, but this is somewhat more "classical" jazz than his other stuff. Beautiful track. Good idea Mike, with Jim's CDs - maybe next month? Please remind me about it, I tend to forget such things (no offense, Jim just bad memory) I still have to revisit the Redman track, but what you say makes perfect sense. By the way I got the Mysteries Jarrett box from a board member last week. Have had the 1973-74 box for several years, and this band is one of the best things Jarrett ever led! Also the Columbia double disc is a winner. ubu

using Opera now B) and smilies working perfectly. thanks, everybody