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Abercrombie, John - Arcade

Branca, Glenn - Indererminate Activity of Resultant Masses

Breau, Lenny - Guitar Sounds of Lenny Breau

Breau, Lenny - Swingin on a Seven String

Diorio, Joe - Solo Guitar

Diorio, Joe - Trio:Live

Frith, Fred - Freedom in Fragments

Garbarek, Jan with John Abercrombie - Eventyr

Greene, Ted - Solo Guitar

Martino, Pat - Bayina (the Clear Evidence)

Martino, Pat - Desperado

Martino, Pat - East

Martino, Pat - El Hombre

Martino, Pat - Footprints

Martino, Pat - Strings!

Motian, Paul - Monk and Powell

Motian, Paul - Sound of Love

Nath, Pandit Pran - Raga Cycle, Palice Theatre, Paris 1972

Scriabin, Alexander - Complete Piano Sonatas, The

Shostakovich, Dimitry - 24 Preludes and Fugues

Van Eps, George - Soliloquy

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Abercrombie, John - Arcade

Branca, Glenn - Indererminate Activity of Resultant Masses

Breau, Lenny - Guitar Sounds of Lenny Breau

Breau, Lenny - Swingin on a Seven String

Diorio, Joe - Solo Guitar

Diorio, Joe - Trio:Live

Frith, Fred - Freedom in Fragments

Garbarek, Jan with John Abercrombie - Eventyr

Greene, Ted - Solo Guitar

Martino, Pat - Bayina (the Clear Evidence)

Martino, Pat - Desperado

Martino, Pat - East

Martino, Pat - El Hombre

Martino, Pat - Footprints

Martino, Pat - Strings!

Motian, Paul - Monk and Powell

Motian, Paul - Sound of Love

Nath, Pandit Pran - Raga Cycle, Palice Theatre, Paris 1972

Scriabin, Alexander - Complete Piano Sonatas, The

Shostakovich, Dimitry - 24 Preludes and Fugues

Van Eps, George - Soliloquy

You may dig Steve Greene

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More Universal reprints(?) of Fantasy titles:

Gene Ammons - Up Tight

Gene Ammons - Legends of Acid Jazz

Sonny Stitt - Legends of Acid Jazz

Sonny Stitt - Legends of Acid Jazz, Low Flame

Sonny Stitt - Night Letter

Sonny Rollins - Don't Stop The Carnival

Sonny Rollins - G Man

Mose Allison - Greatest Hits

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Mosaic confirmed the shipping of the Duke Ellington 36-40 Small Groups and the Woody Herman Columbia sets.

Shipment was delayed as the Woody set was being back ordered.

It's on its way here now :)

This was very good use of a $250 Mosaic gift certificate!

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www.zweitausendeins.de

1x Ibrahim (Dollar Brand), Abdullah

REFLECTIONS (CD) 6,99 €

1x Ayler, Albert WITCHES & DEVILS (CD) 6,99 €

1x Taylor, Cecil

INDENT (CD) 6,99 €

1x Taylor, Cecil SILENT TONGUES (CD) 6,99 €

1x Shepp, Archie/& Mal Waldron

LEFT ALONE REVISITED (CD) 6,99 €

1x Takase, Aki

ST. Louis Blues (CD) 6,99 €

1x Waldron Quintet, Mal

HARD TALK (CD) 6,99 €

1x Waldron, Mal

MOODS (CD) 7,99 €

1x Dylan, Bob

LIVE 1966 - The Royal Albert Hall concert - The Bootleg series no. 4. (CD) 9,99 €

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Recieved today:

The 10 CD Teddy Wilson box on Documents

Carmen McRae Live at Birdland West

Poncho Sanchez - Conga Caliente

Classical stuff, 7 sellout items with music by de Falla, Chausson, Ibert, Berlioz

... and two DVDs:

'Round Midnight & The Connection (never saw the latter, am very curious)

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ebay.com

Misha Mengelberg: Who's Bridge, Senne Sing Song

Paid $32 for Who's Bridge but it's worth of every penny! At last I can destroy my cd-r copy of it.

I like Senne Sing Song; how does Who's Bridge compare to it?

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ebay.com

Misha Mengelberg: Who's Bridge, Senne Sing Song

Paid $32 for Who's Bridge but it's worth of every penny! At last I can destroy my cd-r copy of it.

I like Senne Sing Song; how does Who's Bridge compare to it?

Who's Bridge is a fine date, tho I admit I don't listen to it too often. Maybe ICPO suited his whimsy a little better than these smaller contexts?

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Hi, my name is Scott and I'm a jazz CD buying junkie. It's been 26 days since I last bought a CD. I'm sorry (kinda) to say I fell off the wagon today.

OK, I said as of the end of January that I was going to stop buying CDs for 6 months and I couldn't even make it a month which is only more embarrassing because it is the shortest month of the year. I was doing pretty well until I discovered I had $101.00 in my Paypal account which does not effect the home budget. That's like putting heroin and the fixing equipment in front of a junkie in withdrawl and asking them whether they are going to take advantage of it or not. I caved. :( I guess if you're going to fall off the wagon, you might as well do it in a big way. :rolleyes: Even so, I plan to start all over again but I don't think a 6 month ban is going to be realistic. Hmm... I'll have to work something out.

Anyway, with that $101.00 I got:

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I purchased these four to round out my Paul Desmond/Jim Hall collaborations. (The 3rd and 4th albums are "Glad To Be Unhappy" and "First Place Again".)

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I got turned on to Tubby Hayes after hearing him play on the Dizzy Reece Mosaic Select. I had originally planned on getting the "Swinging Giant" vols 1 & 2 until I discovered they were both contained in Proper's "Little Giant" box set. I would have paid more for the two than the 4-CD box set so I thought, "Why not go with the box?" "Commonwealth Blues" sounds superb from the music samples I've heard. The repetition of the bumpers and announcer (which of course were intended for radio play) does not bother me at all. Wonderful sound and great variety hearing Tubby on sax, flute and vibes.

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This was too good to resist for so much quality music at such a great price. Just try and not move in some way to this music!! Jordan's an incredible link between jazz and early rock and roll. Wasn't he with Chick Webb?

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I was tempted to go for the Mosaic box set of Wilson's Pacific Jazz material but I decided I'd rather have more variety and quantity for the same money. This will give me a nice taste of the best on that box set. I already have 3 or 4 of his post-Pacific Jazz works on my wish list. That's some great music with some 60's nostalgia thrown in.

So that's $101.00 spent for 15 CDs with some change back. What do you think, is it money well spent?

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Mike, I had you pegged for Easter!!!

I have the Demond Mosaic box and the Wilson CD you picked up, and in my book they are all five stars.

I've never heard Tubby Hayes. In fact, I had never heard of him until the Brits at AAJ raved about him. One day I'll pick something of his up.

edit for typo

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Went on an indie rock binge today:

Cold War Kids - "Robbers and Cowards"

The Decemberists - "The Crane Wife"

The Shins - "Wincing the Night Away"

TV on the Radio - "Return to Cookie Mountain"

And picked up a couple of classics as well:

Cosby Stills Nash & Young - ""4 Way Street"

Rolling Stones - "Emotional Rescue"

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ebay.com

Misha Mengelberg: Who's Bridge, Senne Sing Song

Paid $32 for Who's Bridge but it's worth of every penny! At last I can destroy my cd-r copy of it.

I like Senne Sing Song; how does Who's Bridge compare to it?

Who's Bridge is excellent! It's one of my desert island cds for sure. I love Misha's sense of humor.

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