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He was also a member of the great WDR big band from Cologne, Germany

More of that kind (Woofy)

Orchestrated by Bill Byers - featuring Chuck Findley

The "JWC" series (15 volumes) belongs to the best Jazz series ever issued (IMO)

Can you explaint that a bit more Thanks

Gheoghe said: But that "V.S.O.P" irritated me, I thought about my then favourite band with all them greats. I must admit I don´t know who Danny D Imperio is... Its the drummer:

We find that also with "Lee Konitz composition" sounding like well known originals. Even with some Kenton and Miles Davis recordings where tunes sound familiar. Nothing knew to me.

Thanks a lot ;-}} Most things are "demanding" when they are new. Times and tastes change with growing age. Thats quite normal. Sometimes I like more to look back than go ahead. Jazz is an ever changing artform.

I couldn´t read who is on it. I think I have somewhere a Charlie Parker Memorial 1965 (10 years after Charlie Parker´s death Here is another one

Correct what you say about the first Impression. But I still like the group and have most of their material. Also have enough of the original Bird & Diz Here is my SS list Supersax Supersax plays Bird 1973 Capitol Supersax plays Bird Vol 2 Salt Peanuts"" 1974 Capitol Supersax Supersax plays Bird with Strings 1975 Capitol CD Supersax The Japanese Tour Vol I 1975 Hindsight CD Supersax The Japanese Tour Vol II 1975 Hindsight Supersax Dynamite!! 1977 MPS CD Supersax Supersax chasing the bird / Dynamite 1977-79 MPS Supersax & LA Voices-Vol 2 1984 Columbia Supersax & LA Voices-Vol. 3 [rec at Capitol Studio A] 1986 Columbia Supersax Stonebird 1988 Columbia /Sony CD Supersax & LA Voices The complete edition 1983-86 CBS(2)