Andrew Hill - Les Trinitaires

[bertrand]

I noticed that CDBaby has this for $20. How can I know if it's a CD-R or a real CD?

Also, I am missing Verona Rag and Strange Serenade. Is there a way to get these on a real CD and not a CD-R?

Thanks,

Bertrand.

[erwbol]

Also, I am missing Verona Rag and Strange Serenade. Is there a way to get these on a real CD and not a CD-R?

Jazzloft

[bertrand]

These are definitely not CDR-s?

[king ubu]

Just bought both Soul Notes (plus "Faces of Hope", too) from amazon.it - the real thing, and rather cheap.

Not sure about shipping to the US.

Also just bought "Les Trinitaires", went with some vendor, cost me a bit, but I think it's well worth it.

Link to the Soul Notes on amazon.it (hope it works, straight one wouldn't even be displayed, for whatever reason):

http://tinyurl.com/n5yfjur

Edited October 7, 2013 by king ubu

[erwbol]

I ordered four BS/SN CDs from Jazzloft two years ago (different titles) and they were not CD-Rs. I can't remember where I ordered my copies of Strange Serenade and Verona Rag.

As I understand it, there are the CD-Rs produced by amazon.com on demand and the CD-Rs produced by the label itself for some titles (before the takeover by CAM). I had the misfortune of buying a label produced CD-R of Adams/Pullen Live At The Village Vanguard Vol.2. It seems the last batch of those two Hill titles distributed by the label were genuine CDs.

[brownie]

If the Trinitaires CD comes with the original glossy cover and 12-page booklet it must be the real thing.

Very much doubt somebody would duplicate the disc and cover.