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Big John Patton - Let 'Em Roll (Blue Note reissue)

Cecil Payne and Kenny Drew - The Connection (Charlie Parker Records)

Joe Album - Portrait of an Artist (Elektra/Asylum Records)

I have this box set since a couple a months ago and this is a really worthwhile box set, beautiful packaging again by Dust-To-Digital. And so much great music that you can listen to it for pleasure at any time of day.

Duke Ellington - Concert In The Virgin Islands (Reprise Records)

V.A. - Worried Now, But Won't Be Worried Long (Mississippi Records)

Albert Ayler - Spirits

Toshiko Akiyoshi-Lew Tabackin Big Band - Insights

Freddie Hubbard - Red Clay (CTI Records Reissue)

Grant Green - Shades Of Green (Blue Note reissue)

You also have the new Bear Family Radio: http://www.bearfamilyradio.de/ Great stuff.

Larry Young - Heaven On Earth

Hank Mobley - Hi Voltage (Blue Note reissue)

Sun Ra - Unity (Vinyl) Sun Ra - Space Probe Sun Ra - Wake Up Angels Art Ensemble of Chicago - New Guys (Vinyl) Art Ensemble of Chicago - Urban Bushmen (Vinyl) Matuso Ono - I Saw the Outer Limits (Vinyl) Chocolate Milk - Action Speaks Louder Than Words (Vinyl) William DeVaughn - Be Thankful For What You Got (Vinyl) The Louvin Brothers - Handpicked Songs 1955-1962 (Vinyl) V.A. - Traveling Through The Jungle Negro Fife And Drum Band Music From The Deep South (Vinyl) John Coltrane - Coltrane Plays The Blues (Vinyl) Pinch And Shackleton (Vinyl) V.A. - Music From Saharan Cellphones (Vinyl) V.A. - The Original Sound Of Cumbia The History Of Colombian Cumbia And Porro LPx3, Part 1 (Vinyl) V.A. - The Original Sound Of Cumbia The History Of Colombian Cumbia And Porro LPx3, Part 2 (Vinyl)

The tag feature over at WeenieCampbell is a great way to find information on favorite artists and other stuff: http://weeniecampbell.com/yabbse/index.php?page=tagsindex

Unfortunately, the longer he's out, the more believable it becomes. As I said before, I really love post-1995 era Bowie (better than all his 60's/70's/80's output combined), and I'd love it if he'd come out with more. Any especially favorite albums?

Grant Green - The Latin Bit (Blue Note reissue)

Some bios that I would want to read: - Buster Smith and the Tenor Sax sound with stories of playing with Lester Young and being a mentor for Charlie Parker - Jack Teagarden from the early days to the final great Verve albums - Oscar Pettiford as a leader and sideman

Bill Orcutt - How The Thing Sings (Editions Mego)

Thad Jones & Mel Lewis - Live In Munich (A&M Records)

Les McCann LTD - Bucket O' Grease (Limelight Reissue)

What does microtonal guitars mean? Is this in the avantgarde camp?

Here is the Coltrane version. Hot and great: http://www.jazzonthetube.com/page/242.html

This looks migthy! The Hip-O-Select link: http://www.hip-oselect.com/scr.public.product.asp?product_id=950583FB-462A-45BD-B6A1-23E427D2C2D1