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Thanks to all of you who offered me some help on getting this. You're the best guys!! MCO

Thank you for the lead MCO

I would like to ask for a little help with this set. Can anyone get it for me from Best Buy? I'll cover all costs of course Please PM or email me at marcavol@terra.com.br Many many thanks in advance Marcus Oliveira

Dear friends, I'm not an enthousiast of Amazon's Marketplace so if anyone is willing to sell any of the following discs please let me know Columbia/Legacy .Bird Original Soundtrack (2002 reissue) K2 (only with slipcases) .Thelonious Monk - Misterioso .Tony Bennett/Bill Evans album .Miles Davis Quintet - Workin' .Bill Evans - Everybody Digs Bill Evans .Benny Carter - Jazz Giant .Wes Montgomery - Boss Guitar .Wes Montgomery - Full House .Ella Fitzgerald Abraça Jobim Verve Master Edition .Louis Armstrong - I've Got The World On A String .Lester Young - Laughing To Keep From Cryin' .Stan Getz & Joao Gilberto - Getz/Gilberto #2 .Anita O'Day Swings Cole Porter Many thanks for your looking MCO

I have the following titles for trade or sale Blue Note Non RVG: .Donald Byrd - At The Half Note Cafe (2cds) .Donald Byrd - Free Form .Joe Henderson - Inner Urge .Joe Henderson - In 'N Out .Horace Silver Quintet - Horace-scope .Horace Silver - Horace Silver And The Jazz Messengers .Herbie Hancock - Speak Like a Child .Freddie Hubbard - Breaking Point Others .Pete La Roca -Basra (BN Connoisseur) *GONE* .Horace Silver Quintet - Horace-scope (BN RVG) .Chick Corea - Return To Forever (ECM) .Jimmy Woods - Awakening (Contemporary OJC) .Tommy Flanagan/Coltrane/Burrell - The Cats (New Jazz OJC) .Coleman Hawkins - The Hawk Relaxes (Moodsville OJC) .Tony Williams Trio - Young At Heart (Columbia) I'm looking for a few K2s, Verve Master Editions, Verve LP Reproductions and etc PM or email me at marcavol@hotmail.com Thanks for looking MCO

PM replied Cliff Thanks

Hi Cliff, PM sent Many thanks for your kind reply All the best MCO

Ok, i've waited too much and now i can't find it. If anyone is willing to sell this set please let me know Many thanks in advance Regards MCO

I can't believe i missed Monk Misterioso K2 edition....Aaaargh! MCO

pm sent about Indestructible, Cool Blues & Byrd's At The Half Note thanks! MCO

My dear friends!! Thanks for all the wishes I'm back to work after a long vacation period in France and Spain. I spent my birthday traveling through the Normandy region and it was very very special. I'll try to be more often online here since my back is really taking well Alexander's technique treatment and i really miss the board and all the great people and friends i have here. Thanks once again!! Marcus Oliveira

pm sent on the Mulligan Concert Band!!! Thanks! MCO

PM sent on the following Woody Shaw - Setting Standards Kenny Barron - Soft Spoken Here thanks in advance MCO

And here is the RVG list ANDY BEY & BEY SISTERS ROUND MIDNIGHT ART FARMER FARMER'S MARKET BOOKER ERVIN FREEDOM BOOK CHARLES EARLAND BLACK TALK! COLEMAN HAWKINS AT EASE WITH COLEMAN HAWKINS COLEMAN HAWKINS THE HAWK RELAXES EDDIE LOCKJAW DAVIS COOKBOOK VOL.1 EDDIE LOCKJAW DAVIS VERY SAXY ERIC DOLPHY OUT THERE ERIC DOLPHY OUTWARD BOUND ETTA JONES DON'T GO TO STRANGERS GENE AMMONS BOSS TENOR JACK MCDUFF HONEYDRIPPER JACKIE McLEAN 4, 5 AND 6 JOHN COLTRANE DAKAR JOHN COLTRANE LUSH LIFE JOHN COLTRANE SETTIN' THE PACE JOHN COLTRANE SOULTRANE JOHN COLTRANE STARDUST JOHN COLTRANE TRANEING IN KENNY BURRELL/JOHN COLTRANE KENNY BURRELL/JOHN COLTRANE KENNY DORHAM QUIET KENNY MILES DAVIS BAGS' GROOVE MILES DAVIS COOKIN' MILES DAVIS MUSINGS OF MILES MILES DAVIS RELAXIN' MILES DAVIS STEAMIN' MILES DAVIS WALKIN' MILES DAVIS WORKIN' MODERN JAZZ QUARTET DJANGO MOSE ALLISON MOSE ALLISON SINGS OLIVER NELSON SCREAMIN THE BLUES PAT MARTINO EL HOMBRE RED GARLAND GROOVY RED GARLAND RED GARLAND'S PIANO RED GARLAND SOUL JUNCTION RICHARD GROOVE HOLMES SOUL MESSAGE ROLAND KIRK WITH JACK MCDUFF KIRK'S WORK RON CARTER WHERE ROY HAYNES WE THREE SONNY CRISS THIS IS CRISS SONNY ROLLINS PLUS 4 SONNY ROLLINS ROLLINS PLAY FOR BIRD SONNY ROLLINS SAXOPHONE COLOSSUS SONNY ROLLINS TENOR MADNESS TADD DAMERON MATING CALL THELONIOUS MONK THELONIOUS MONK TRIO THELONIOUS MONK THELONIOUS MONK WITH SONNY ROLLINS YUSEF LATEEF EASTERN SOUNDS

Hey Al This is what i have on my logs for the Keepnews series CANNONBALL ADDERLEY IN SAN FRANCISCO CANNONBALL ADDERLEY IN NEW YORK CHET BAKER CHET ART BLAKEY CARAVAN KENNY DORHAM JAZZ CONTRASTS BILL EVANS EVERYBODY DIGS BILL EVANS BILL EVANS PORTRAIT IN JAZZ JIMMY HEATH ORCHESTRA REALLY BIG JOE HENDERSON POWER TO THE PEOPLE MILT JACKSON & WES MONTGOMERY BAGS MEETS WES BLUE MITCHELL BLUE SOUL THELONIOUS MONK BRILLIANT CORNERS THELONIOUS MONK PLAYS DUKE ELLINGTON THELONIOUS MONK ORCHESTRA AT TOWN HALL WES MONTGOMERY FULL HOUSE FLORA PURIM BUTTERFLY DREAMS SONNY ROLLINS SOUND OF SONNY GEORGE RUSSELL SEXTET EZZ-THETICS CLARK TERRY SERENADE TO A BUS MCCOY TYNER HORIZON

Thanks a lot once again Scott

pm sent on the 2 japanese trio ones MCO

i'm back from a long medical license and just heard the news. i haven't read previous posts but my email is marcavol@hotmail.com and hopefully we will find a way to keep this forum alive. it's good to be back by the way Marcus

my dear friends, i'm back from a long medical license and i was shocked to hear the sad news. i know i owe all of you apologies but my hands were getting numbed 24hours and i traveled to the south region of Brazil in order to have some therapy and other issues on my back were revealed so i spent almost 3 months over there. once again i'm deeply sorry but my decision to try something different after 9 year having such problems was quick enough and i followed precisely all the therapies they prescribed me including staying far away from computers. i will answer the comments after my leaving and will place the answers too hopefully we will get in touch even without the Big O i'm glad to be back cheers Marcus

my pleasure Ubu thanks Nate for your kind reply about "off-the-peg" MCO

Nate, none of the tracks came from vinyl. if you have experienced troubles it's probably due to some kind of burning problems on the copies i did for you. i'm currently listening to my masters and they are perfect. i'll be glad to send you new copies if you want. let's wait Evan's opinion about his copies too. 1) exactly my reaction when i got this. how good can be the other tracsk from this album. i'm very pleased to have this album on my vaults it's not RRK by the way. 2) it's not Duke. the tricky thing here is about the piano playing 3) Jessica Williams, unmistakably. what a lovely way to start a phrase she is one of my major references nowadays when it comes to piano playing. i can recommend several and several albums from her own label Red&Blue available at her website. she is very friendly to deal with by the way. Jim R will always have my respect for introducing me to Jessica Williams. 4&5) i'm really sorry 6) i was quite sure that i would have mixed feedbacks about this one 7) ok 8) Choro is a musical style that should be explored with attention. i know Lon (jazzbo) is kinda familiar with it 9) geez....i'm very frustrated....sorry for the inconvenience & troubles..... the guitar player can play but sometimes on his albums he doesn't explore his full potential 10) ok 11) this is not a Jazz Messengers record. could be of course 12) ok 13) another musical style that should be explored by jazz fans 14) ok even if i don't agree 15& 16) ok 17) what's off-the peg? i'm sorry as my english skills are not that good 18) sorry once again thanks Nate and i'm very sad you have gone through all these issues with your copies. MCO

let's continue through the experience MG is offering me Disc2 1) never had the association with Mabern which is one of my favorite piano players (ok, i have several and several favorite piano players!!) i'm glad you liked this one 2) one of the main lines of my BFT was to introduce people to some artists that i guess are virtually unknown. this cat is very special and i would encourage people to get more from him. the song is a classic standard on this genre of music 3) i'm sorry you haven't connected yourself to this performance. hopefully you will in the future since it's one of my obscure gems in my collection this song is so beautiful and it's on my duties to start practicing this on the piano during my vacations 4) i thought people would recognize instantly the song. i'm glad you enjoyed this. it's not bossa nova 5) Funk....this word gives me so much joy in life as i was saying to Ubu this record is a milestone in Brazil 6) thanks once again for the compliments. i'm really flattered you got it as the drummer is the leader!! powerful is the right word to define this one 7) you know the guy and you sure like him too 8) this song has been exhaustively recorded but i picked this for a sentimental reason. 9&10) they are very close sure but percussion is very important to me so i really like both of them 11) too long yes but editing a song is something that i would never do. i love his piano playing here 12) people may expect that being from Brazil my BFTs will have this atmosphere but even if this song has some Brazilian aspects this wasn't the reason to include it. i really like the theme and the sax player thank you very much MG for sharing your ears with me MCO

now i'm listening Disc 1 through MG ears 1) Tyner came to my mind immediately when i first heard this. i should try to get other stuff from this piano player. i don't think he is well known. the association with Rahsaan is inevitable. groove is the key sure!! i thought about editing the track but decided to keep it under its original format. 2) it's easy to imagine the bass player being the leader fresh is the exact feeling i had listening to this for the first time. 3) that's what i meant answering Ubu's comments. you can think about several and several players but it's a very distinctive voice. hopefully one day when i will be playing decently the piano i'll be able to play 10% of what is done on this performance 4) not an imitation he was one of the most influential artists in Brazil during the sixties. 5) LOL!! i have been always impressed on how hard this cat hit the drums. this is what attracts me to his playing. i think you should try this song a little bit more 6) i got your point and yes it's Blue Bossa. one of my favorite jazz songs ever. piano player is virtually unknown so i was curious on how would people react to his playing. i really liked what he did on this solo performance 7) as on my reply to King Ubu the piano & bass player were the reasons to include this one and i think they do somehting great after the strings are gone. you're right about the song 8) you're 100% right about the fake introduction. i would recommend their DVD to anyone. i love to dance this very close to a beautiful lady 9) i think you're thinking about someone who is really not there but just his spirit 10) "Fairly routine hard bop cut"...true but what can i do as i'm highly addicted to this 11) i can't remain seated when i listen to this!!!! thanks for enjoying disc 1 MG MCO

following your comments now Ubu listening to both discs 1) Nardis is the song of course. a very easy one to start the disc. Flute is one of my favorite instruments and when i first listened to this album i wasn't very familiar with the flute player so i was very impressed with the groove and the power of this performance. the bass introduction also captured my attention so i had the feeling that something really good was about to come. when the flute player started his solo i remembered of course about RRK and then i decided almost 2 years before this BFT to include this track. this was also included thinking about my beloved friend Evan (Bright Moments) so this one is very special to me. 2) this performance of Duke's Place was the main reason of getting this cd. there's also another reason that i have included this track but so far no one seems to noticed why 3) i was shocked the first time that i listened to this song. i will always be thankful to Jim R for making me paying attention to this artist and since then i got every disc that i could. lots of influences from several pianists but at the end it's a very distinctive playing 4) this was included in order to pay tribute to one of the forgotten masters of brazilian music. i'm still going through all of his discs and it's a very pleasant journey so far 5) i can recall several times at work start humming this melody so i had to include this. Dan Gould is the one who introduced me this album. thanks Dan! 6) are you sure you are describing this track as being from Orfeu Negro? i'm sure is a bad typo 7) my favorite version of this song is from RRK's Domino album but i liked very much this performance. bass player and piano player are among my favorites so i thought this was a very delicate performance and i enjoyed the strings. 8) there is something very curious about this track but this is one of brazilian music styles known as Choro. i would like to hear Jim R talking about this song 9) of course it's inspired on Wes but the car can really play. i asked him once to play this on a gig an he refused saying that he was very tired at the end of the concert to do this. not that nice coming from him but i had otehr diappointments with him after the show. anyway, it's impressive how can he play so fast 10) you captured the Criss Cross atmosphere and you're right. i love this piano player 11) i always have a big smile on my face when i listen to this. had the opportunity once to share my feeling with this piano player (once again one of my favorties) and he was shocked how enthousiastic i was about this tune. of course i'm maniac about the composer so this kind of funky groove drives me crazy 12) true that is kinda light but the melody is beautiful and i like combining classical music on a jazz mood 13) one of the countries that i love most has this particular genre of music that i should explore even more. my daddy loves this song and when i was listening to this BFT after burning discs he came and asked who was playing this old tune and he enjoyed very much 14) another finding on used bins and i would probably miss this great disc forever since he is not a famous artist. Ask Me Now is one of my favorite Monk compositions and the combination of these instruments created a very sensitive rendition of this great song 15) this rendition is not superior than the original one but i enjoyed very much. the leader is not a favorite of mine but... 16) i was sure this wouldn't be very popular but if just one of you would be caught by this particular sound i would be already happy enough. this album is very important on the brazilian music history. one of the most representative artists from the Musica Preta Brasileira scenario (Brazilian Black Music) 17) another powerful introduction and i was surprised since i don't like that much this particular sax player. the leader is not on his regular scenario and i thought it would be interesting if someone will recognize him. another track that i picked for my BFT at the very first moment 18) how can someone play piano so well. i love this cat and he is constantly amazing me with his skills. an old song on a very impressive performance 19) not well recorded i know but there's a specific reason to include this one. the song is very popular and once again i would like to hear Jim R comments about this one 20 & 21) percussion plays an important role here 22) i love this paino player and i think it's an underrated one. one of the reasons to include this song and i love his improvisation. Daniel A should recognize this immediately i guess 23) Dexter's mood is in the house of course thanks Ubu!!!!!