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Victor Christensen

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  1. It's not all, I have 18 CD's under his name and about 5 or 6 others that is not under his name, the Dragon series alone is 11 CD's.

    BTW are any of you using the Cattrax filing system ?, unfortunetaly can't you buy it anymore. I have my whole collection recorded in it by it's other name

    Platearkivet, i have spend several hundred of hours doing it.

    Vic

  2. I have a list from CDJapan that says that on February the fourth will East Wind reissue in DSD Remastering more or less their whole catalog, many good ones in there, especially for me quite a few with Hank Jones (The Great Jazz Trio), they

    are pretty cheap 1000 Yen a piece.

    Vic.

  3. Like JimR says get them all, I have 90 of his CD's (not complete), many of the Steeplechase were broadcasts (there were a weekly one hour broadcast from Jazzhus Montmartre (in Copenhagen, Denmark) where Dex sometimes in the summer months had three month gigs.

    I would recommend you to try to find his tenorbattle (titled "The Chase") with Wardell Gray, the long version, almost 12 minutes, I think you can search under Wardell Gray, who was Dex's great friend and also a great tenorplayer to collect..

    Nothing Dex have recorded compares to have heard him live during the sixties, he was something else.

    Vic

  4. Have Just Received an E-mail From Jazzmessengers in Barcelona, where they list a number of Reissues on Boplicity, among

    them A Wardell Gray "Way Out Wardell" that is not listed In The Gray Discograpfies I know of, details are:

    Howard McGhee (tp) - Wardell Gray & Vido Musso (ts) - Arnold Ross (p) - Barney Kessel (g) - Harry Babasin (b) - Don Lamond (dr), recording date LA, CA February 27, 1947.

    Tunes: Blue Lou - Sweet Georgia Brown - Tenderly - Just You, Just Me - One o'Clock Jump.

    More info would be appreciated.

    Vic

  5. Sad News

    RIP Dick

    I have pleasent memories about him. I spend a lot of time with him and Herb Buschler when they were here in Copenhagen in the sixties, as part of Bill Barron's Quartet with Ted Curson, when they played in Jazzhus Montmartre. Dick was a very nice person (but a lousy poolplayer) and we had so much fun together.

    Vic

  6. I have been searching all over the net for this one, it's very, very rare, but only found a few copies that are so expensive, that I can't afford it. I have a cd-r of it, but can't play it anymore, it have become damaged, and it is one of my absolute favorites and on my desert island list. Hope someone on the board can help me in some way, selling (at a reasonable price) or swapping or whatever. Vic

  7. Hi Daniel

    From what I read above about a two week engament at Gyllene Cirklen in February 1964, and that some of the tunes were issued on Anagram,

    I get the feeling that it must be "Nigerian Walk", "Sweet And Lovely" and "My Old Flame", all three are the same persons:and live recordings.

    Billberg, Gullin, Gunnar Svensson, Sture Nordin, Jan Carlsson.

    Vic

  8. I have just got a CD with the swedish Altoplayer Rolf Billberg titled "Altosupremo" from the swedish record company Anagram, It is very good but somewhat lacking in recording details. I have searched the net but could not find anything.

    Most of the tunes are live recordings and what I would like to get is locations and recording dates, the personel is listed in the CD cover, the tracklisting is:

    1. Chircorennes

    2. Blueszette

    3. Billbäck

    4. Nature Boy

    5. Absolution

    6. Detour Ahead

    7. Nigerian Walk

    8. Sweet And Lovely

    9. My Old Flame

    All help will be appriciated

    Vic

  9. Larry I know what you mean, but that is life, my ass is not anymore the shape it had before, like my wife told me "one of the reasons I fell for you, was that you had such a cute ass", she don't say that anymore. The only way to get around it is to have personally measured pants made, they cost a bundle, so live it it man.

    Vic

  10. I am searching for the exact dates and locations of the live recordings Quincy Jones Big Band made during their European Tour in 1960 from February to end of June, the only one I have found out so far is the one in Gothenburg, Sweden on February 16th 1960, but there is also 4 or 5 more from France, Belgium and Switzerland. Any help will be appreciated.

    Vic

  11. I like him very much, I have 9 of his CD's, my favorites are:

    Cliff Craft

    Repetion

    Royal Ballads

    I also like very much his playing together with Art Farmer, Further Explorations (Horace Silver) and Blame It On My Youth (Art Farmer, great record in itself).

    Vic

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