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| 712.1 | Herbie Hancock on Blue Note ? | ESKIMO::TBROWNELL | | Thu Apr 09 1987 09:59 | 6 |
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I am looking for a Herbie Hancock set on Blue Note containing
the tune "Dolphin Dance". Has anyone seen it ??
TB
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| 712.2 | Maiden Voyage | THE780::ALVIDREZ | The State of the Artie | Thu Apr 09 1987 13:34 | 12 |
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> I am looking for a Herbie Hancock set on Blue Note containing
> the tune "Dolphin Dance". Has anyone seen it ??
It's from the CD "Maiden Voyage", a Blue Note recording made in the mid 60s.
It contains some of his most brilliant work before he went "electric" with
a cast that includes Freddie Hubbard and Wayne Shorter.
I've seen it a number of Bay Area record stores including Classical Wax in
Menlo Park.
AAA
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| 712.3 | Another Californian!?!?!? | ISWSW::DOOLITTAN | Primitive but effective | Thu Apr 09 1987 14:00 | 11 |
| > I've seen it a number of Bay Area record stores including Classical Wax in
> Menlo Park.
Hot Damn!! Someone mentioning a record store *outside*
New England!! ;']
Where is Classical Wax? I don't recall seeing the store.
Are their prices reasonable? (are anyone's??)
andy
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| 712.4 | You will like it.... | BETHE::LICEA_KANE | | Thu Apr 09 1987 15:14 | 5 |
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The first Blue Note Classic CD I purchased was Hancock's Maiden
Voyage. It was a landmark recording.
-mr. bill
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| 712.5 | down three then right | SKYLRK::POLLAK | A seal in sharks clothing | Thu Apr 09 1987 15:48 | 9 |
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Andy, Classical Wax is three blocks off El Camino Real in Menlo Park
on a side street. Don't have a map handy for the cross street. They
also have a parking lot across from the store so parking is easy.
Haven't been there in ages so I cann't tell you their prices, but
when last there they where only slightly higher than Tower Records.
They have a large selection of classical records on both LP and
CD.
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| 712.6 | Classical Wax has moved | THE780::ALVIDREZ | The State of the Artie | Fri Apr 10 1987 13:50 | 17 |
| Actually, they've recently relocated to the small shopping complex on
El Camino Real just across the street from Chili's. It's right next
door to Kepler's books.
As far as CD prices are concerned, they are usually on the high side,
$15.99-16.99 per disk. They used to specialize in Classical recordings,
but they've recently boosted their stock by adding a lot of jazz
re-releases on CD. In fact, they have a lot of the new Beatles stuff
on CD. Their name doesn't seem to match their stock anymore.
I've been disappointed in their CD selections on the classical side lately.
For example, all their Vivaldi stuff consisted of seven copies of the
same recording of the Four Seasons and that's it! You'll find a better
selection at any Tower's.
AAA
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| 712.7 | Back to Blue Note... | BCSE::RYAN | To CD or not CD... | Tue Apr 14 1987 12:18 | 5 |
| I found the Herbie Hancock "Maiden Voyage" CD in the "Jazz
Sale" bin (or however they mark it) at BCD for I think $12.99.
Good disk!
Mike
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