More Water/Blue Note reissues?

[DMP]

Mike Casinghino - Those 2 "Columbia" Jeremy Steig's that were apparently scuttled by "Collectables" - the one I had on LP was "Flute Fever" - very nice. (However, the Paul Horn "Columbia" issue, scheduled at the same time as the Steig, did make it - probably overlooked by most people, but it's excellent.) (That was his pre-pyramid days.)

Back to the main subject... Funny how excited everyone (including me) is about a couple of minor "Blue Note" titles!!

[robviti]

there's a lot of talent in the steig family. their father is william steig, a best-selling author who one of the main cartoonists for the new yorker magazine. jeremy's two sisters are an artist and an actress. here's one of the father's cartoons. fyi, that's not jeremy playing the flute.

[mike casinghino]

rob, if all families had a positive flow of energy, the world would be alot better off.

dmp,i look forward to any unissued blue note titles being released on cd for the first time. to me there is no such thing as a minor blue note date, i would like to get them all. jmo.

Edited December 14, 2004 by mike casinghino

[Ed S]

I really dig most of the BNs from this era that have been released by various means. I like the fact that Water seems to be picking up where the Rare Grooves left off.

Not a BN, but I recently picked up the Water release of Les McCann's Invitation to Openness. One word review - Wow!

[Ed S]

McDuff and Donaldson Waters now moved back to Feb 8th

Edited December 31, 2004 by Ed Swinnich