<B>JGH opens</B>

<B>JGH opens</B>

<B>JGH opens</B>

<B>JGH opens</B>

<B>KEITH JARRETT: <I>At the Blue Note: The Complete Recordings</I></B><BR> Keith Jarrett, piano; Gary Peacock, bass; Jack DeJohnette, drums<BR> ECM 1575-80 (78118-21575-2, 6 CDs only). Manfred Eicher, prod.; Jan Erik Kongshaug, eng. DDD. TT: 7:03:37

You're a typical audiophile. You read this magazine and others like it cover to cover, month after month, keeping up with industry trends and insider gossip. You've ingratiated yourself with every hi-fi dealer in your area, all of whom will let you take equipment home for extended auditions, give you generous trade-in allowances, and sell to you at a small percentage above their cost. <I>Never pay retail</I>, you chuckle to yourself, checking the newspaper's classifieds for audio bargains.

You're a typical audiophile. You read this magazine and others like it cover to cover, month after month, keeping up with industry trends and insider gossip. You've ingratiated yourself with every hi-fi dealer in your area, all of whom will let you take equipment home for extended auditions, give you generous trade-in allowances, and sell to you at a small percentage above their cost. <I>Never pay retail</I>, you chuckle to yourself, checking the newspaper's classifieds for audio bargains.

You're a typical audiophile. You read this magazine and others like it cover to cover, month after month, keeping up with industry trends and insider gossip. You've ingratiated yourself with every hi-fi dealer in your area, all of whom will let you take equipment home for extended auditions, give you generous trade-in allowances, and sell to you at a small percentage above their cost. <I>Never pay retail</I>, you chuckle to yourself, checking the newspaper's classifieds for audio bargains.