Berthold

Jimmie Lunceford "The Columbia Records" (1939-40)

Tubby Hayes together with Ronnie Ross "The Jazz Couriers" (1957)

Ronnie Ross "At Newport Jazz Festival" back from 1958

Modern Jazz Quartet: In Concert 1

Julian Adderley "Portrait Of Cannonball"

Milt Jackson and Lucky Thompson

Don Redman Swiss Radio Days Geneva 1946

Jan Lundgren: European Standards

Billie Holiday: The Columbia Records 1

Georgie Auld "You Got Me Jumpin" (1949)

Larry Clinton: Shades Of Hades

Duke Ellington The V-Discs 2

and now Tubby Hayes "The Swinging Giant 1"

Larry Clinton: Feeling Like A Dream (HEP Remasters)

Johnny Hodges & Ben Webster: The Small Group Studio Sessions 1954-1961

Boyd Raeburn Orchestra – Experiments in Big Band Jazz - 1945 (Musicraft Records / Discovery Records) — With Dizzy Gillespie, Frankie Socolow, Trummy Young, Johnny Bothwell, etc. a realy good one!

Coleman Hawkins: The Keynote Collection 4

Henry Red Allen & Coleman Hawkins: 1933

In the last years I discovered those Transcriptions, Radio Shows, V-Discs, Broadcasts and the like for me personaly. There is so many fine Music during the 30th, 40th or 50th with these records. Some of my favorits are - Duke Ellington Treasury Shows - Duke Ellington The V-Discs - Eddie Condon Townhall Concerts - Benny Goodman (there is a lot of sessions) Camel Caravan Shows (and I can´t imagine, that such a Show with advertising for a cigarette Company is possible today) And there are many other Sessions with Count Basie, Artie Shaw and many others. What do you think about those Transcriptions, Radio Shows, V-Discs, Broadcasts? Is this still of interest for you? Which one do you like?

Duke Ellington: The RCA Victor Sessions 22 (including "The Popular Ellington") The Blu-Spec CD2 Realy great Music! I´d like this very much

Lionel Hampton: The Indispensable 5

Buddy Rich: The Argo, Emarcy & Verve Sessions 2

Count Basie: The Clef & Verve Records 2

starting this week with Duke Ellington: Trasury Shows 9

Charlie Parker: The Dial Sessions