I'm back from  vacation and ready to roll - with 16 jazz lps listed   
   and   
   4 new cds!   
      
   Although I rarely offer cds,  jazz piano fans are going to love these.   
      
   They are the first   
   four cds in the Maybec Recital Hall concert series issued by Concord.   
      
   They are all solo piano by Joanne Brackeen, Dave McKenna, Walter   
   Norris   
   and Dick   
   Hyman. They were listened to only once, and there is some wonderful   
   material on   
   them.  They are being sold for $4.99 each. If anyone on this list wins   
      
   all three, I offer   
   free shipping!   
      
   The Lee Konitz Subsconscious-Lee is one of Konitz' greatest recordings   
      
   - many of   
   the tracks with Lennie Tristano. It is the original Prestige issue   
   with   
   the Bergenfield   
   address - a rare find. And in excellent condition at that.   
      
   There are several lps still being auctioned at a starting price of 1   
   cent. That includes   
   a facinating lp with Andre Previn and Itzhak Perlman with a fine back   
   up of Red   
   Mitchell, Jim Hall and Shelly Manne.   
      
   Two other 1 penny lps for violin fans - and they are both exceptional.   
      
   One is   
   Stephane Grappelli with Joe Pass on Pablo and another with Grappelli   
   paired with   
   fellow Frenchman, Jean Luc Ponty on Inner City.  I am expecting both   
   items to stir up   
   some excitement.   
      
   Another rare find is the Anita O'Day recording, issued on Anita O'Day   
   records. The   
   performances are hard core and very moving.   
      
   The Pee Wee Russell Ask Me Now lp is a near legendary recording of the   
      
   swing/dixie clarinetist delving into music by John Coltrane, Ornette   
   Coleman and   
   Thelonious Monk. He was exceptionally well suited for this music   
   despite his   
   background, and it was well put together by Marshall Brown. It is on   
   the Impulse   
   Label. It is offered for a penny. I've seen it listed for $15 and   
   more!   
      
   The New York Jazz Quartet is a beautiful lp with Frank Wess, Ron   
   Carter, Ben Riley   
   and Roland Hanna. It is delicately put together, and their   
   performances   
   are uniformily   
   wonderful. They only put out a few lps, and they are all first rate.   
      
   Those of you who like later period Art Pepper will enjoy Roadgame - an   
      
   lp with   
   George Cables, David Williams and Carl Burnett. He reallly stretches   
   out here, with   
   only 4 songs on the lp.   
      
   Those are just some of the highlights. There are many more.   
      
   To take a look at the entire auction use this link:   
   http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZcsatennis   
      
   Nice to be back and I look forward to hearing from all of you.   
      
   As always, feel free to email me any time for more information and   
   pictures. I'll give   
   you the best service I can.   
      
   Happy bidding! See ya Sunday.   
      
   bob   
      
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