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You are correct sir....thanks JSngry...and what a great picture of those two!!!

I was a fan.....he will be missed.

I saw it and posted my impressions in the Miscellaneous forum....sorry I did not know films were discussed in the Jazz in Print forum.....

I am glad the film is well reviewed but I have to say a lot of the film is about his murderer and it is quite sympathetic to her....so I would guess some folks might not be too thrilled about that.

I saw this in Manhattan Friday night....it's called "I called him Morgan" It's as much about the woman who killed Morgan as it is about him so your mileage may vary. Lots of great clips (mostly from the Jazz Messengers and I had seen most of them before) and it is great to be reminded of what a tremendous musician he was.

A true giant and much beloved american icon....he will be missed!

I just got my copy... and it is great....the compositions and performances. Thank you TTK for bringing this to our attention!!

I generally agree with those on this thread who think Road Shows Vol. 4 is an excellent Rollins album and perhaps the best of the Road Shows series. BUT I do think the second track on Vol. 4 "Professor Paul" is very weak and subpar Rollins. One more thing - the track "Disco Monk" ....I don't know about you but just the title for me is cringe-worthy and while Rollins has a number of Monk quotes in his solo....the "head" of the tune seems to me to have little to do with disco or Monk....but I like the track....just wish it had a different title.

Tom 1960 I think this recording is sublime....great performances and choice of songs. One of my all time favorite jazz vocalist recordings ever.

terribly sad to hear this and the circumstances.....the Allman Brothers and Butch were the real deal....especially the original band....

Prices reduced

Prices reduced 1) Rendezvous in New York, Stretch Records SCD2-9041-2 SACD/DSD 2 cd set: it's SACD but hybrid so plays in any player. Condition is VG+ which a couple of minor marks on the playing side of each disc which do not affect playability. Booklet and digipak cover also VG+ Rated 4 stars by Penguin. $20 $18 delivered to a US address. 2) Chick Corea and Gary Burton in Concert, Zurich, October 28, 1979, ECM 1182/83 condition of disc and packaging is near mint. $7 $6 delivered to a US address.

will sell all three items (5 discs) for $27 delivered to a US address.

price reductions!

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Sounds cool....Hope you enjoy!!!

Have a great one!!!

He was a favorite of mine. I will be listening again.

Have a great one Jeff

have great one Paul!

sorry to hear about this...saw him many times with Sonny!

How many heart attacks have you had tonight Indians and Cubs fans???????????? Not what I wanted - but congrats to the Cubs and their fans

That's RIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I Love Rajai Davis!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!