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the tracks are disc 1 1 peyote 2 ceora 3 speedball 4 willow weep for me 5 the chief disc 2 1 rakin' and scapin' 2 yunjanna 3 something like this 4 ceora 5 speeball - theme

just bought the Live At The Lighthouse '70 - 2 Cd Set by Fresh Sound Records. my CD has copyright 2004. has anyone else got this as my disc 2 is not Lee Morgan but some big band thing? anyone else had this problem with the wrong disc. any ideas on getting it fixed? back to the shop or through freshsound themselves? great disc 1 by the way

art blakey and the jazz messengers a night in tunisia (bluenote 1960) first track is a night in tunisia a night in tunisia (vik 1957) first track is a night in tunisia same artist, same title and same first song maybe?

Art Ensemble Of Chicago - Live From The Jazz Showcase also Still Game - Series 1 Box Set (a must buy)

as a leader i'd go for horace but if sideman dates are included as well freddie hubbard takes some beating. also stan the man should get a mention.

the penguin guide to jazz files Sun Ra under S whilst all music guide to jazz files Sun Ra under R me, i'd go for S

Verve: Norman Granz: The Conscience of Jazz by Tad Hershorn (link) anyone know anything about this book? due out aug 2005? history of verve maybe?

ALBERT AYLER - COMPLETE LIVE AT SLUG´S SALOON CLIFFORD BROWN & MAX ROACH QUINTET - LIVE AT THE BEE HIVE WOODY SHAW QUINTET - JERSEY BLUES DEXTER GORDON QUARTET - COMPLETE DREW & PERKINS SESSIONS i saw these in Virgin over the weekend. very tempted by all four but held off because of the copyright thing. is there a better way of getting any of this stuff instead of from lonehill? thanks

i saw two CD's "Jumpin' Punkins" and "The World of Cecil Taylor" in my local shop yesterday. both had 1989 on them. have any of the candid CD's been remastered more recently and if not is the sound OK on these 1989 ones? thanks

got the 24 bit remastered CD from black lion yesterday. the sound is pretty good on it. my first solo album by taylor. i've only heard conquistador and at newport 1957 before. this is quite a bit different but i'm liking it so far. played andrew hill's live at montreux straight after. it was interesting to heard these two great solo albums back to back.

trying to find the cheapest place for this boxset Blahdvd.com have it for £62.99 with free p&p (link) but i've never bought from this site. can't figure if this is cheaper than CDUniverse's price of $74 plus shipping to UK plus duty. probably not much in it. is the release date 27th of this month?

Art Ensemble Of Chicago - Live From The Jazz Showcase (link) does anyone know if this DVD is worth picking up and what year the concert is from? thanks

just wondering, any news on his book yet? i was listening to paris blues today and it got me thinking that for someone to have been going as long as horace there is not much live recording by him. i wonder why bluenote waited till 1961 to record his quintet. to me that line up screamed out to be caught live. when you think how much messengers live stuff is out there (no bad thing). noticed that the Horace Silver Quintet appeared on something called JAZZ GOES TO COLLEGE on the BBC 1966/ 67 (link). is this film lost forever?

(link to CD) DISC 1: 1. Bopera 2. What Is This Thing Called Love? 3. Body And Soul 4. Back Breaker DISC 2: 1. Bopland 2. Bop After Hour 3. Hunt, The DISC 3: 1. Perdido 2. Blow, Blow, Blow 3. Jeronimo noticed this 3CD set is coming out September 21st. anyone know if this is the complete concert? i've heard about half these tracks before and just loved them. dexter is great and it was my introduction to hampton hawes. any thoughts on this one?

for me it has to be stan the man surprised hank mobley hasn't been mention much. others monk, silver, grant green, clark terry, mclean, morgan, diz and dexter gordan. what about lester bowie and also malachi favors?

horace silver's run of blue note albums takes some beating.

1ngram if you didn't manage to see the sound of miles davis on BBC4 last night. Virgin on union street have it in the down stairs bit on DVD. part of a 2 disc set called the greatest jazz films ever. a bit pricey at £25 but worth every penny.

my top 5 at the moment are (in no order) lee morgan lee morgan lee morgan lee morgan lee morgan

just noticed that the paperback version of Shipton's A New History of Jazz came out yesterday in the UK. i had been looking for this for a bit, on and off. now that's it's in paperback i think i'll pick it up. (link to book on amazon) anyone read this?

after reading clementine's reply on the thread Blue Harlem it's made me wonder if i should really still be buying stuff from Proper. it's so cheap and a lot of their boxsets give a great overview to the artists, esp from the 40's. but the whole copyright issue is starting to be a big problem for me. any thoughts?

is that Grachan Moncur any relation to Grachan Moncur (Evolution) from the 60's?

thanks couw

does anyone have this Ike Quebec CD from Proper? link to CD on amazon anyone know what tracks are on it and if it's worth picking up? i can't seem to get on Proper's website thanks

http://www.disconforme.ad/pages2/lonehillj...hilljazzcat.asp based in Andorra maybe?

thanks for the news about the autobiography. that's just about made my day