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a snippet from that video was first posted on youtube by an italian "collector" earlier this year. i unsucessfully tried to trade with the guy, who frankly acted like a huge jerk. i understand that GG Jr most likely got the video from that guy. i purchased it without any problems from the payloadz site. it's a good video, although a better drummer would have helped.

in other news german jazzthing chose not to put a recent photo of sonny rollins on the cover for it's photo-homestory, but a 7-year old picture. while a recent photo would have been more "authentic", according to the editor, axel stinshof, in order to compete with other magazines on the newsstands one chose a more forceful looking image of rollins. http://www.jazzthing.de/heft/104/editorial-104/

does anyone know where to find charts for the arrangements of the sam jones records down home, soul society and the chant i'd appreciate any hint. tia!

seems like the channel-owner has a full paris concert. for trade. i'll try and get hold of a copy. a full vid with grant green would be a dream come true.

from the (summer?) 1969 "great guitars" european tour.

grant green's best solo is on "joshua fit"? imo not when you got stuff like "it aint necessarily so", "back talk", "street of dreams", "brazil" "caracas", "surrey with the fringe on top", "round midnight", basically every solo on grantstand and the george braith recordings, just to name a few. also eddie mcfadden deserves an entry. i'd pick any solo from JOS' "Cherokee"

this is all incredible and wonderful news. could you at least give a small hint, like just one sideman, or the year or a clue to the location, pretty please? i'm so hoping for more material from ronnie scotts. the 1955/56 sets should be most amazing, too. will the turf club recordings have buddy on vibes?

hi all, new poster here. fantastic forum! it's great that these recordings are finally available commercially. does anyone know if the masters of the unissued vanguard album with tommy flanagan still exist? or can anyone complete at least the track list for that album? here's what i got: -blues -unknown minor tune -one for my baby -epistrophy -love walked in can anyone confirm a total of 9 tunes on that album?

hello all, new poster here. i'm a big fan of petrucciani and as a jazz guitarist it's very inspiring to hear a pianist who's biggest influence appearently was a guitar player (wes montgomery). his solo on body and soul (with grossman) sounds almost like a 4th take of the fantastic versions wes recorded on six string bass guitar.