Here's the fruits of a couple weeks' labor . . . these are all mostly the most recent remasters of these discs, if available. PM me if you want something - first come, first served. Price includes shipping - single CDs are $6, doubles $11. Digipaks noted with condition listed. I generally keep things in very good condition, so you don't have to worry too much.

Sonny Clark: Cool Struttin' ($6)
Miles Davis: Black Beauty (Digipak - discs in good condition, package has some wear including cracked but still functioning tray for one disc) ($11)
At Fillmore (Digipak - discs in good condition, package has some wear) ($11)
Dark Magus (Digipak - discs in good condition, package has some wear) ($11)
Big Fun ($11)
Agharta ($11)
Pangaea ($11)
Olympia (Essentially a legal bootleg, from Europe. Four discs of two 1960 shows - two with Coltrane, two with Sonny Stitt. Sound quality is excellent - radio broadcasts that have now legally been released in Europe only.) $15
Eric Dolphy: The Illinois Concert (1999 issue) $6
Herbie Hancock: VSOP - Live Under the Sky ($11)
Freddie Hubbard: Hub Cap ($6)
Keith Jarrett: Whisper Not ($11)
Hank Mobley: Roll Call ($6)
Thelonius Monk: Live at the Jazz Workshop - Complete ($11)
Thelonius Monk: Monk Round the World (Official release from his family-owned label. Includes a short DVD as well.) $6
Wes Montgomery: Jazz Guitar (One of those mysterious LaserLight releases - I think it used to be a bootleg and is now, like the Miles Olympia set above, a legal thing in Europe. Sound quality is radio broadcast, but a bit muddy.) $6
Horace Silver: Finger Poppin' ($6)
Horace Silver: Song for my Father ($6)

That's it for now.

No takers?

Dude, it's Monday and 6:30am -- we need to wake up first.

Come on, people, get out those wallets. Help me afford all four of those Can remasters next week!

i'd like to help you out, but im saving my money for all four of those CAN remasters next week

Oh the irony!