POLL NOMINATIONS - The ECM albums you MOST want "in print" on CD in your country

[bluenoter]

The nominations in this thread were entered in a poll,
which is now closed.

Here's a link to the thread:



Poll: What ECM albums do you MOST want "in print" on CD in your country? (http://speakeasy.jazzcorner.com/speakeasy/showthread.php?t=21870)

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A poll: why not? All forum readers are invited to nominate the five ECM albums they would most like to see reissued in their territory. I'll forward the results inside the ECM office.(That's from Steve's answer (http://speakeasy.jazzcorner.com/speakeasy/showpost.php?p=692304&postcount=155) to my question (http://speakeasy.jazzcorner.com/speakeasy/showpost.php?p=692118&postcount=154) in the Ask ECM thread.)


the original question could have been: "What haven't you got - ECM-wise - in your country which you would like to have??"(That's from a post of Steve's (http://speakeasy.jazzcorner.com/speakeasy/showpost.php?p=693480&postcount=29) in this thread.)


Albums nominated in this thread will be entered into a poll.

1. It doesn't matter whether an album has ever been issued on CD, as long as it's not "in print" on CD in your country.

2. New: In this thread, please nominate as many albums as you want!

3. There's no need for an album to be nominated more than once. I'm just sayin'.


Happy nominating!


POLL NOMINATIONS from Posts # 1 - 43 (http://speakeasy.jazzcorner.com/speakeasy/showpost.php?p=694867&postcount=45)

(The poll also includes albums nominated in posts # 44 - 61.)

[bluenoter]

Steve, my top two:

Marion Brown AFTERNOON OF A GEORGIA FAUN
Kenny Wheeler AROUND 6I second these two nominations, David! Especially the Brown.


http://www.artistdirect.com/Images/Sources/AMGCOVERS/music/cover200/drh900/h921/h92148prbmv.jpg
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[bluenoter]

Vesala: Lumi
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[bluenoter]

a couple of suggestions for reissues:

The duoalbum with Derek Bailey and Dave Holland (can´t remember the title but I have it on a casette somewhere and it´s one of the best Bailey recordings I have heard).
Also Dave Liebman´s Lookout Farm and Music Improvisation Company (I have this both on vinyl and a japanese cd but it would be nice if more people will get the chance to hear this fine album).Yes, these would make a fitting tribute to Bailey from ECM.

http://www.trovar.com/ECM/ECM1013.jpg
ECM 1013
Improvisations for Cello and Guitar
David Holland: Cello
Derek Bailey: Guitar

Recorded live at the Little Theatre Club, London, January 1971.
Improvised Piece III 20:04
Improvised Piece IV 8:16
Improvised Piece V 10:08

http://www.trovar.com/ECM/ECM1005.jpg
ECM 1005
The Music Improvisation Company
Derek Bailey: Electric Guitar
Evan Parker: Soprano Saxophone
Hugh Davies: Live Electronics
Jamie Muir: Percussion
Christine Jeffrey: Voice

Recorded on August 25, 26, 27, 1970 at the Merstham Studios, London.
Third Stream Boogaloo 2:36
Dragon Path 10:23
Packaged Eel 8:42
Untitled No. I 7:05
Untitled No. II 7:32
Tuck 3:04
Wolfgang von Gangbang 7:05
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[Bill Barton]

1. Marion Brown - Afternoon of a Georgia Faun
2. Marion Brown - Afternoon of a Georgia Faun
3. Marion Brown - Afternoon of a Georgia Faun
4. Marion Brown - Afternoon of a Georgia Faun
5. Marion Brown - Afternoon of a Georgia Faun

Let's see, did I mention Marion Brown? ;):D

[bluenoter]

1. Marion Brown - Afternoon of a Georgia Faun
2. Marion Brown - Afternoon of a Georgia Faun
3. Marion Brown - Afternoon of a Georgia Faun
4. Marion Brown - Afternoon of a Georgia Faun
5. Marion Brown - Afternoon of a Georgia Faun

Let's see, did I mention Marion Brown? ;):DMarion who? (http://speakeasy.jazzcorner.com/speakeasy/showpost.php?p=692861&postcount=2) Afternoon of a what? (http://speakeasy.jazzcorner.com/speakeasy/showpost.php?p=692861&postcount=2)

Okay, I'll try to remember to include that one in the poll. Debussy; got it.
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[Nim Chimpsky]

Just to add that if you are unsure of what you can chose from then you can go here (http://trovar.com/ECMDiscography.html).

[bluenoter]

Thank you, Nim!

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Posters who have made ECM album requests in other threads are encouraged to also nominate those albums in this thread (especially if the albums haven't been nominated here yet).

For this purpose,

It doesn't matter whether an album has ever been issued on CD, as long as it's not "in print" on CD in your country.

[lpgeffen]

Just to add that if you are unsure of what you can chose from then you can go here (http://trovar.com/ECMDiscography.html).

or here: for just the out of print releases (http://trovar.com/ECM/ECMoop.html).

Like ECM 1053: Michael Naura, Vanessa
and ECM 1106: Art Lande and Rubisa Patrol, Desert Marauders
and ECM 1146: Double Image, Dawn
and ECM 1164: Abercrombie Quartet

[bluenoter]

or here: for just the out of print releases (http://trovar.com/ECM/ECMoop.html).

Like ECM 1053: Michael Naura, Vanessa
and ECM 1106: Art Lande and Rubisa Patrol, Desert Marauders
and ECM 1146: Double Image, Dawn
and ECM 1164: Abercrombie QuartetPaul--

Thanks. I've got to ask: You're nominating all four of those albums as your top priorities, not just giving examples of out-of-print albums, right?
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[Ron Thorne]

I'll probably add a few more later, but here's a starting point. I enjoyed all of these immensely while working at KJZZ-FM in the 70's & 80's.

ECM 1012 - Underwear w/ Bobo Stenson, Arild Andersen & Jon Christensen (1971)
ECM 1039 - Lookout Farm w/ David Liebman et al (1973)
ECM 1040 - Seven Songs for Quartet and Chamber Orchestra w/ Gary Burton Quartet & members of the NDR Symphony Orchestra (1973)
ECM 1054 - Eon w/ Richie Bierach, Frank Tusa & Jeff Williams (1974)
ECM 1104 - Hubris w/ Richard Bierach (solo - 1977)
ECM 1106 - Desert Mauraders - Art Lande & Rubisa Patrol (1977)

[David Gitin]

I'll second EON.

[lpgeffen]

Paul--

Thanks. I've got to ask: You're nominating all four of those albums as your top priorities, not just giving examples of out-of-print albums, right?
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Correct.

[rene]

Ralph Towner/John Abercrombie - 'Five Years Later' (ECM 1207)

Mike Nock - 'Ondas' (ECM 1220)

Bengt Berger - 'Bitter Funeral Beer' (ECM 1179)


and my top priority:

AZIMUTH - 'Azimuth'/Touchstone/Depart' (3-Cd Box set)


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[Gary Sisco]

I second Bengt Berger - 'Bitter Funeral Beer' (ECM 1179)

Keith Jarrett -- Standards In Norway (my favorite)

[Nitya]

Here's my list:

ECM 1059
Arild Andersen Quartet, Clouds in my Head

* Arild Andersen: Bass
* Jon Balke: Piano
* Knut Riisnaes: Tenor, Soprano Saxes, Flute
* Pål Thowsen: Drums

ECM 1082
Arild Andersen Quartet, Shimri

* Arild Andersen: Bass
* Juhani Aaltonen: Tenor and Soprano Saxophones, Flutes, Percussion
* Lars Jansson: Piano
* Pål Thowsen: Drums/Percussion

ECM 1099
Azimuth

* John Taylor: Piano
* Norma Winstone: Voice
* Kenny Wheeler: Trumpet, Fluegelhorn

ECM 1106
Art Lande and Rubisa Patrol, Desert Marauders

* Art Lande: Piano
* Mark Isham: Trumpet, Fluegelhorn
* Bill Douglass: Bass, Flute
* Kurt Wortmann: Drums

ECM 1127
Arild Andersen Quartet, Green Shading Into Blue

* Arild Andersen: Bass
* Juhani Aaltonen: Tenor and Soprano Saxophones, Flutes
* Lars Jansson: Piano, Moog-Synthesizer, String Ensemble
* Pal Thowsen: Drums, Percussion

ECM 1130
Azimuth, The Touchstone

* John Taylor: Piano, Organ
* Norma Winstone: Voice
* Kenny Wheeler: Trumpet, Fluegelhorn

ECM 1163
Azimuth with Ralph Towner, Départ

* John Taylor: Piano, Organ
* Norma Winstone: Voice
* Kenny Wheeler: Fluegelhorn, Trumpet
* Ralph Towner: 12 String and Classical Guitar

ECM 1188
Arild Andersen, Lifelines


* Arild Andersen: Bass
* Steve Dobrogosz: Piano
* Kenny Wheeler: Fluegelhorn, Cornet
* Paul Motian: Drums

The one album that stands out here for me is "Green Shading into Blue" by Arild Andersen Quartet. Not a single track you would skip. Also the songs are in perfect order flowing one into another. I ripped it from vinyl years ago and copied and reduced the front and back covers to make a home made cd and it sounds pretty good. But I would gladly buy a reissue.

[Gary Sisco]

"My area" is irrelevant, today. There's not a music store within an hour's drive in any direction I'd bother to even look in. So my vote is just to keep them "in print" so they can be had legit by people who want them.

[bluenoter]

"My area" is irrelevant, today. There's not a music store within an hour's drive in any direction I'd bother to even look in. So my vote is just to keep them "in print" so they can be had legit by people who want them.Gary, "your area"--your market--consists of online stores too. For the purpose of this thread, it's the United States. For example, some of the albums are "in print" if you want to order them from Amazon's site for Japan (good luck with reading it, and enjoy paying the shipping cost).

In fact, that's what the Q&A between Steve Lake and me that prompted this thread was about. Steve has now posted about areas/territories/markets in this thread too--

link (http://speakeasy.jazzcorner.com/speakeasy/showpost.php?p=692118&postcount=154)
link (http://speakeasy.jazzcorner.com/speakeasy/showpost.php?p=692304&postcount=155)
link (http://speakeasy.jazzcorner.com/speakeasy/showpost.php?p=693480&postcount=29)

[me wag]

http://www.jazzsky.com/ECM/ecmimg/ofpcov/1162.jpg

I've heard Contrasts and I think it's one of Rivers' best, if not THE best I've heard by him.

lineup is:

Sam Rivers: Soprano and Tenor Saxophones, Flute
George Lewis: Trombone
Dave Holland: Bass
Thurman Barker: Drums, Marimba
Recorded December 1979 at Tonstudio Bauer, Ludwigsburg.
Produced by Manfred Eicher.

I'll second or third or fourth that Marion Brown, too.

[Felix]

1. Sam Rivers: Contrasts
2. Jack DeJohnette's Directions: New Rags
3. Bobo Stenson: Underwear
4. The Music Improvisation Company
5. Paul Bley: Ballads

oh, and a fair amount of the old JAPO catalogue, as well.

[Nitya]

Hey Rita - let's just let folks name their faves until a big list is complied then count the votes for the number one (or the top five or ten) and pass on to Steve.

[bluenoter]

Hey Rita - let's just let folks name their faves until a big list is complied then count the votes for the number one (or the top five or ten) and pass on to Steve.Nitya--

Thanks. After a lot of thought, I concluded that the best way to give Steve Lake the input that he asked for would be to gather a list of albums, then put them into a poll. A poll will automatically "count the votes"--and automatically show which posters voted for the "winning" albums (and all the other albums), so we can give Steve a geographical breakdown.

As the new thread title indicates, each poster is now cordially invited to list an unlimited number of albums in this thread.

[Nim Chimpsky]

Rita, first of all, thanks for setting up this thread and volunteering to collate the results.

I'd like to suggest that before going any further you establish with Steve what he means by territories and then post a simple list so that people can chose from that list before they nominate their 5 albums.

My guess is that, like Gary said, territories make much less of a difference than they used to. People will probably nominate similar things and North America is much better represented than any other territory anyway; but if territories is what Steve wants ...

[Gary Sisco]

I live in nothern Vermont and my record buying gets done in NYC, Jersey City, Sweden, Seattle, and wherever in the world favorite labels' or artists' or emusic's or Amazon's websites are located if anywhere.

[Steve Lake]

[QUOTE=Nim Chimpsky;693414]Rita, first of all, thanks for setting up this thread and volunteering to collate the results.

I'd like to suggest that before going any further you establish with Steve what he means by territories and then post a simple list so that people can chose from that list before they nominate their 5 albums.

QUOTE]

Hi, am just leaving town for a week (but not to escape this thread!). Perhaps my formulation was too complex in the first place. Most of the distributors around the world buy their ECM albums as imports from ECM Export in Munich - these are the albums available from us at www.ecmrecords.com

The "licensed territiories", however, - including the USA, Japan and France have considerably less ECM titles available, via Universal. And the titles available are different in each territory.Still with me? The picture is further complicated by the fact that a handful of titles not carried by Universal are carried (as imports) by Forced Exposure in the US.

Since a bunch of titles are not available anywhere (either out of print or never on CD at all) and since I don't have the geographical/distributional whereabouts of all the albums in my head - the original question could have been: "What haven't you got - ECM-wise - in your country which you would like to have??"

I wish you all a peaceful resolution of the nominating process and look forward to reading what you come up with...

best
Steve

[phlppo]

Stanley Cowell Trio, Illusion Suite, ECM 1026
Enrico Rava Quartet, Ah, ECM 1166
Richie Beirach, Elm, ECM 1142
Richie Beirach, Hubris, ECM 1104
Dave Holland Quintet, Seeds of Time, ECM 1292
(currently unavailable on ECM website)

[walto]

FWIW, I'd generally like to see Art Lande disks more easily accessible. I also wouldn't like to see any of the ECM Hilliard Ensemble or Kashkashian discs disappear....

Also, my Georgia Faun LP is pretty old and scratchy.

[bluenoter]

First, a huge thanks to Steve Lake--for all of his interactions with us on JC.

Nim--

Thanks for your thanks! Steve has now explained (http://speakeasy.jazzcorner.com/speakeasy/showpost.php?p=693480&postcount=29) what he meant by "territories." For the purpose of this thread, "your territory" = "your country."
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[Pete C]

I'll second the Marion Brown & Sam Rivers nominations.

[Pete C]

By the way Rita, nice font, but could you make it a little smaller and bolder?

[Bill Barton]

If we're takling a font poll I like it, Rita. It has character.

[Pete C]

If we're takling a font poll I like it, Rita. It has character.

It has many little characters.

[Bill Barton]

It has many little characters.

As does Jazz Corner.

[Ron Thorne]

As does Jazz Corner.

Indeed!

[bluenoter]

Bill--

Thanks!

Pete--

Thanks for nothin'. :cool: I'm back to the font with fewer, bigger characters now.

Since the Marion Brown and the Sam Rivers have already been nominated, would you like to nominate a different one [edit: or more]?

[Pete C]

Pete--

Thanks for nothin'. :cool: I'm back to the font with fewer, bigger characters now.





Lose the boldface and you'll have rejoined civilized society.

[bluenoter]

Folks--

The new thread title says it all--
POLL NOMINATIONS - The ECM albums you MOST want "in print" on CD in your country

[that currently aren't]
Please list as many albums as you want!

We'll figure out the details of the poll later. Thanks!
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[Ron Thorne]

OK, a few more for consideration:

ECM 1058 - Ecstasy w/ Steve Kuhn (1974 solo)
ECM 1094 - Motility w/ Steve Kuhn, Steve Slagle, Harvey Swartz & Michael Smith (1977)
ECM 1099 - Azimuth w/ John Taylor, Norma Winstone & Kenny Wheeler (1977)

[Lois Gilbert]

Hey folks, this is your opportunity - often we complain not having management listen - and here's someone from management (Steve Lake) who is willing to listen.

Bluenoter has been so kind to do all the work of compiling the poll(s) - but she needs your input. Go for it...

[Jazzylisp]

Thanks for giving this opportunity to voice our opinion.

This would be my top wishlist that are not out on CD to my knowledge:

1) Dave Liebman - Lookout Farm
2) Jack DeJohnette - Untitled (and/or New Rags)
3) John Abercrombie - M (and/or Quartet)
4) Arild Andersen - Clouds in My Head (or perhaps some sort of Arild box set like the Azimuth)
5) Everyman Band - s/t

And from JAPO, I'd love to see the rest of the Om catalog reissued someday, though that appears unlikely.


As far as items that are/were in print but nearly impossible to find in the USA: Bobo Stenson - Underwear, Edward Vesala - Nan Madol, & Michael Mantler - Hapless Child.


Thanks!

[BrianL1]

My picks:

Towner / Abercrombie - Five Years Later
Bobo Stenson - Underwear
Sam Rivers - Contrasts
John Abercrombie - M
Jack DeJohnette - New Rags and/or Untitled

There's a couple of Enrico Rava's from the late 70's that I've never actually heard (Ah and Opening Night). If they're on a par with his other ECM work, I'd certainly like to see those in print too.

[Ron Thorne]

And . . .

ECM 1124 - Non-Fiction w/ Steve Kuhn, Steve Slagle, Harvey Swartz & Bob Moses (1978)
ECM 1127 - Green Shading Into Blue w/ Arild Andersen Quartet (1978)
ECM 1142 - Elm w/ Richard Bierach, George Mraz & Jack DeJohnette (1979)

[Gary Sisco]

I have "Elm" and remember liking it but I haven't heard it many years.

[Mike Schwartz]

Today is Shiela jordan's 79th birthday.....I got to meet her in January at the IAJE meet where she received heaps of well deserved praise!

I played from her 1980 LP Steve Kuhn/Sheila Jordan Band "Playground" [on the radio this morning]
-Harvie Swartz [b]
-Bob Moses [dr]

If it's not in circulation getting it out for Ms. Jordan's 80th would be cool!!

[bluenoter]

Edit: The poll also includes albums nominated in posts # 44 - 61.


I had to patch this together, but you get the idea--


POLL NOMINATIONS from Posts # 1 - 43

(Alphabetized by Title)


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Not included: Keith Jarrett -- Standards in Norway. I noticed that it's "in print" on CD in the United States (the nominator's country) and available right away at "normal" prices.

Also, a couple of posters expressed "general" wishes but didn't nominate specific albums. I need to have specific albums named, please.

Edit: Sorry that the last few albums are so blurry! It's only a temporary list, and I don't want to fool with the image any more.
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[Bill Barton]

Wow! Thanks, Rita. Good work.

I haven't heard all of the albums on this list, but out of the ones I'm familiar with I'd add the following to my personal list of high priority reissues:

Sam Rivers - Contrasts
Enrico Rava Quartet - Opening Night
Steve Kuhn/Sheila Jordan Band - Playground
Bengt Berger - Bitter Funeral Beer
Paul Bley - Ballads
Kenny Wheeler - Around 6

[bluenoter]

Thanks, Bill! I hope that you'll also vote for those albums (if you still want to) in the eventual poll.

I also hope that all of the earlier posters in this thread saw this post (http://speakeasy.jazzcorner.com/speakeasy/showpost.php?p=694195&postcount=37) (or the edit of #1). The thread title has changed, and the request that each poster nominate only one album has been withdrawn.

So if you want to nominate any albums that haven't been nominated yet (see
the chart (http://speakeasy.jazzcorner.com/speakeasy/showpost.php?p=694867&postcount=45)), please do! (Edit: I'll add Playground in the next batch.)
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[rene]

Rita-- i think Azimuth's individual releases (Azimuth/The Touchstones/Depart) has been repackaged into a single 3-cd box set so i doubt if they would re-issue it again separately. you can probably delete 1099, 1163 and 1130 and just retain 1546.

i have the individual albums on vinyls and missed the box set when it first came out.

thanks!

[Gary Sisco]

Good catch, Rita. I'd nominated "Standards In Norway" based on people telling me they hadn't known about it until they'd heard it at my place, or heard me refer to it. The trio being so popular, I'd just assumed it was o.o.p.

[bluenoter]

i think Azimuth's individual releases (Azimuth/The Touchstones/Depart) has been repackaged into a single 3-cd box set so i doubt if they would re-issue it again separately. you can probably delete 1099, 1163 and 1130 and just retain 1546. i have the individual albums on vinyls and missed the box set when it first came out.
Rene--

Thanks! I thought about omitting the three individual albums (and retaining just the 3-CD box), but I don't know how the posters who nominated them would feel about that. I hope they read this, because I may not get around to PMing them.

Gary--

Sure. I'm glad that the Jarrett is in print!
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[bluenoter]

These aren't "worst cases"; they're available on CD from ECM et al. But I'd sure like to be able to order them from an online store (not a third-party seller) in the United States that

--stocks them and
--doesn't price them at $28 or more (apiece) plus the shipping charge.

ECM 1154&nbsp;&nbsp; Old and New Dreams -- Old and New Dreams
ECM 1205&nbsp;&nbsp; Old and New Dreams -- Playing
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[Ron Thorne]

These aren't "worst cases"; they're available on CD from ECM et al. But I'd sure like to be able to order them from an online store (not a third-party seller) in the United States that

--stocks them and
--doesn't price them at $28 or more (apiece) plus the shipping charge.

ECM 1154 Old and New Dreams -- Old and New Dreams
ECM 1205 Old and New Dreams -- Playing




Perhaps you can, bluenoter! At least, they say they have it in stock.

Old and New Dreams (http://www.tower.com/details/details.cfm?wapi=106828563)

There's also a new CD copy of Playing on eBay which currently has one bid at $12.00.

[bluenoter]

Perhaps you can, bluenoter! At least, they say they have it in stock.

Old and New Dreams (http://www.tower.com/details/details.cfm?wapi=106828563)

There's also a new CD copy of Playing on eBay which currently has one bid at $12.00.Thanks, Ron! I might try to order Old and New Dreams from Tower.com and see what happens! (It's only a "might" because I don't trust Tower.com very much.)

As for that eBay auction (http://cgi.ebay.com/OLD-AND-NEW-DREAMS-Playing-Don-Cherry-ECM-JAZZ-CD_W0QQitemZ280174718474QQihZ018QQcategoryZ307QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem) for Playing, though,Item location: Groovy Bangkok, ThailandThat ain't "my country." Even if it were, though, I don't think that the sporadic pickin's on eBay should count for the purposes of this thread.

(That particular auction has three more days to go. I'll be interested in seeing what the selling price turns out to be!)
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[Ron Thorne]

Tower Records online has never been problematic for me, but that's just me. The fact that their brick-and-mortar stores went away has no bearing on their online presence, really.

I wasn't tossing out the eBay auction for "the purposes of this thread", per se. It was, however, an indication that copies of Playing do exist out there. And, if this seller hadn't exhibited the Positive Feedback shown I wouldn't have bothered at all. I also noted the end date of the auction and the fact that there was no Buy It Now option. If I were that seller, I wouldn't have offered that either. At least, not for 12 bucks. ;) I also noted that the shipping charge is not outrageous.

[bluenoter]

Ron--

Thanks. Well, shoot, then; I probably will try to order Old and New Dreams from Tower.com.

I realized that the "Buy It Now" option, if any, disappears if an eBay item gets at least one bid (that is, if bids are being allowed). So maybe that auction for Playing had a "Buy It Now" option when it began.

In terms of my personal quest, I never bid on or buy eBay items that aren't located in the United States. I personally just don't want to, no matter how well that's worked out for others. Thank you, though!

(Edit: In my personal quest for the two O&ND albums on ECM, I ran into some snags, which I described to Ron privately.)
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[randyhersm]

Steve Kuhn w/ Sheila Jordan Playground
Steve Kuhn w/ Sheila Jordan This Year's Waltz
Sam Rivers
Marion Brown
Terje Rypdal - Odyssey (complete)

[randyhersm]

and I'll second the Stanley Cowell - Illusion Suite

[bluenoter]

Thanks, Randy. When I do an update, I'll add any albums that aren't already on this chart:

POLL NOMINATIONS from Posts # 1 - 43 (http://speakeasy.jazzcorner.com/speakeasy/showpost.php?p=694867&postcount=45)

Any more nominations, folks? I'm hoping that we can take the poll before people get too busy with the holidays.


Edit: The poll also includes albums nominated in posts # 44 - 61.
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[bluenoter]

Last Call for Poll Nominations


I think we'll be taking the poll soon.

[Simon Fay]

I've long carried a torch for -

Jack DeJohnette - Inflation Blues
Barre Phillips - Call Me When You Get There

These two gems hail from the early 80s, an era that seems to have slipped under the reissue radar by & large (Dewey's date excepted)

SF

[bluenoter]

The nominations in this thread were entered in a poll,
which is now closed.

Here's a link to the thread:



Poll: What ECM albums do you MOST want "in print" on CD in your country? (http://speakeasy.jazzcorner.com/speakeasy/showthread.php?t=21870)
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