Talk:The Astaire Story

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post 2003 re-issues

I added a lot of release info to the article today but am hesitant to add post 2003 EU re-issue info. Since the performers' and producers' copyrights for this album expired in the European Union (in 2003), there have already been at least 2 complete re-releases of this material - Jazz Time (Proper Records - UK?) and The Complete Norman Granz Sessions: Oscar Peterson and Fred Astaire (Jazz Factory - Spain?). I suspect there may be more re-issues in the coming years and it may not be practical to try to list each and every one of these in this wikipedia article. Just my opinion but thought I'd throw it out there. If anyone knows of a wiki consensus that suggests otherwise, please let me know. Pugetbill (talk) 01:01, 6 December 2010 (UTC)[reply]