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gdogus - Actually I like pretty much all of his stuff up until "Peggy Suicide" and have most of them on either vinyl or CD.

Curtis Amy - "Katanga!" Joe Henderson - "The Kicker" Stan Getz/JJ Johnson - "At the Opera House" Andrew Hill - "Passing Ships" FZ - "The Grand Wazoo" Patti Smith - "Trampin'" "Floored Genius - The Best of Julian Cope and The Teardrop Explodes" [Traded in a bunch of stuff at Amoeba today]

It would be MUCH better if BN went with eMusic rather than iTunes. Probably won't happen, though.

I'm just wondering if it's going OOP now, just so they can re-release it as an RVG.

Is it twenty dollars great? That's half a Select. Yes - it is a great set. It's also now OOP. I think it can still be found in retail outlets, though. Try to grab a copy, if you are a TV fan.

If you were looking in a mirror and saw S S A L you might be surprised, too.

Blue Mitchell - disk #2 Carmell Jones - disk #2

The folk stuff is an "acquired" taste, for sure. It's taken me a while to get with it, but overall, it's not bad. Lots of Gerald Wilson here, too!

My girlfriend picked it up last week. We haven't listened to it yet, though. It got some good reviews.

Wasn't 1422 Buddy Bolden's address?

There is the 70's ECM school of fusion: Terje Rypdal Eberhard Weber Pat Metheny John Abercrombie I almost forgot ... Larry Coryell: Barefoot Boy Offering Spaces (w/McLaughlin)

Here's a few off the top of my head: Billy Cobham - "Spectrum" Tony Williams - "Emergency" Return to Forever - "Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy" Stan Getz - "Captain Marvel" Miles Davis - "Jack Johnson" Santana - "Caravanserai" Santana/McLaughlin - "Love Devotion Surrender"

"Seven Steps" sounds AWESOME!

My girlfriend just picked up his new album "Liars", which has had some very positive reviews. Haven't listened to it yet, though.

There are some interesting free downloads on the Palmetto web site right here. Not the least of which are 2 tracks by Andrew described as follows: Andrew's "A Beautiful Day" live sessions involved a great deal of editing in order to be able to present all of the tunes on one CD. Here are the complete unedited versions of 2 pieces that are on the CD. There are a couple of tracks by Frank Kimbrough, too! B)

There has been talk of a McCoy Tyner Mosaic for some time. I think that they are working on one for later this year or next year.

Why not try again? Once you have been "charged" for the download, you can re-download as many times as you want.

The Bobby Watson on eMusic is "Live And Learn". Any reviews?

Last night they played here at the SF Jazz Festival. Haven't heard anything about it yet, though.

Run.....don't walk.......to pick up a copy of "Free For All" (Blue Note). You want "balls up"??? It's all here. After that: Art Blakey!!! Jazz Messengers!!! (Impulse) Ugetsu (Riverside) The Big Beat (Blue Note) Roots & Herbs (Blue Note)

I downloaded the Goldings last night. Haven't listened to it yet. FYI - on the Palmetto web site, they have a bunch of Free Downloads that are otherwise unreleased. Some very cool stuff including Andrew Hill, described as follows: "Andrew's "A Beautiful Day" live sessions involved a great deal of editing in order to be able to present all of the tunes on one CD. Here are the complete unedited versions of 2 pieces that are on the CD." Check it out!

New label just added - Palmetto!!! Ben Allison Ben Allison And Medicine Wheel David Berkman Bill Mays Trio Bobby Previte And Bump The David Berkman Quartet Marty Ehrlich Joel Frahm The Herbie Nichols Project Andrew Hill Javon Jackson Larry Goldings Trio Kate McGarry Ted Nash Bobby Previte & Bump Thirteen Ways Ray Vega Bobby Watson Matt Wilson Matt Wilson Quartet