thomastreichler

Another superb Italian pianist is Renato Sellani, a tasteful, sometimes melancholy player. I have the following of his recordings: Chapter One – Italian Mood, Philology beautiful solo album, dominated by traditional italian songs and Sellani originals There's No Greater Love, Philology nice effort with trombonist Gianluca Petrella O Sole Mio, Venus great trio album Amapola, Venus wonderful piano duo recording with fellow Italian Danilo Rea

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This is a good one indeed, as is this one:

A superb, but underrated tenor player in the mainstream tradition. He made some fine recordings with Harry Edison's Quintet in 58-60 and with the Count Basie Big Band in the 70's.

We even could deliver it ourselves door to door and save any postage...

Arnvid Meyers Orkester: Right Out Of Kansas City (Sundance) 5 cd's + 1 DVD

This is a great thread, but it is about to fall asleep. In order to revive it I am offering the following cd to the first sender of a PM (I am shipping everywhere), though I did not receive any cd until now: George Shearing, Back To Birdland, Telarc This is a live recording of the 2000 edition of the George Shearing Quintet featuring Don Thompson (vib) Reg Schwager (g) Neil Swainson (b) and Dennis Mackrel (dms) TRACKLISTING 1. Fly Me to the Moon 2. Drop Me Off in Harlem 3. Sunday, Monday or Always 4. Speak Low 5. Joy Spring 6. That Sunday That Summer 7. Donna Lee 8. Just Imagine 9. High on a Windy Hill 10. Subconscious Lee 11. Lullaby of Birdland 12. Loot to Boot

PM sent on: New York Trio (Charlap/J.Leonhart/B.Stewart) = Thou Swell (Venus Jazz, w/obi) $8.5

I was interested in the Bob Scobey album offered by Mikelz777. Mikelz777 just informed me, that he will not ship outside the US. I was not aware that this thread is for US residents only. Meanwhile I got a PM from someone who is interested in my Ellington set. I will ship the Ellington twofer anyway, so I have one future cd free. I shipped the Ellington set to the UK.

I was interested in the Bob Scobey album offered by Mikelz777. Mikelz777 just informed me, that he will not ship outside the US. I was not aware that this thread is for US residents only. Meanwhile I got a PM from someone who is interested in my Ellington set. I will ship the Ellington twofer anyway, so I have one future cd free. hey, i didn't know there were US only threads... maybe we could start a visible/invisible thing as with the political forums... one thread less i have to read anyway... (put differently: tommy, if you're angry, i will gladly share your anger with you) Thanks, Niko, for your sympathy, and thanks, Flurin, for your clarification. Of course I was slightly irritated by Mikelz777's answer, since I noticed that there were overseas-shippings earlier on. Anyway, I will ship everywhere and that should be the policy of this thread, otherwise it does not make much sense (Germans shipping inside Germany only, British shipping inside Great Britain only, Swiss shipping inside Switzerland only...).

I was interested in the Bob Scobey album offered by Mikelz777. Mikelz777 just informed me, that he will not ship outside the US. I was not aware that this thread is for US residents only. Meanwhile I got a PM from someone who is interested in my Ellington set. I will ship the Ellington twofer anyway, so I have one future cd free.

PM sent. I am offering the following double-cd to the sender of the first PM: Duke Ellington: En Concert Avec Europe 1 1965 (2 CD), Trema

Georgie Auld album added.

Off the cuff, he did a Porgy and Bess for United Artists c. 1959 with a big band full of big names, IIRC. Here it is. F Bill Potts did another fine big band album in 1987 on Jazz Mark, the title is "555 Feet High". He is also known for his arrangements for the 1960's Buddy Rich Big Band.

Some lovely stuff there, Tommy! Bit heavy on the wallet, though! Yes it is, but I simply could not resist... I guess you can fully understand that!

Stan Getz: In Sweden 1958-60 (Dragon, 2 CD) Hank Mobley: Quintet (Blue Note) Clark Terry: George Gershwin's Porgy & Bess - with Jeff Lindberg and the Chicago Jazz Orchestra (A440) Mark Masters Ensemble: The Clifford Brown Project (Capri) Stan Hasselgard & Benny Goodman: At Click 1948 (Dragon) Jimmy Smith: Plays Fats Waller (Blue Note) Teddy Wilson: And His All Stars (Chiaroscuro) Jack Teagarden: Father Of Jazz Trombone (Avid, 3 CD set) Ruby Braff: Hi-Fi Salute To Bunny (Mosaic) Curtis Fuller: New Trombone (Prestige) Georgie Auld: Airmail Special - 1951-1963 Quintet & Septet (Fresh Sound) Hank Mobley: Peckin' Time (Blue Note) Miles Davis: Original Album Classics (Columbia, 5 CD set) Eddie Metz: Bridging The Gap (Arbors) Marc Hemmeler: Easy Does It (Elabeth) Lambert, Hendricks And Ross: Sing A Song Of And Sing Along With Basie (Jasmine)

The Birdland All Stars On Tour on RCA sounds like announcements and applause are fake. Am I wrong?

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I strongly recommend the Bechet / Spanier Big Four sessions; they are on the Mosaic H.R.S. box set and on this one:

I purchased the book for a decent price via an amazon dealer; it has all the information I was looking for. By the way a great book with lots of additional information on the recording dates, backgrounds, BG and various band members. Thanks Greg.

PM sent re Charlie Ventura / Flip Phillips Set

I second that: The Verve Hampton/Peterson Box is a must have for every fan of Hampton and/or Peterson, great playing by Ray Brown, Buddy Rich, Buddy DeFranco and Herb Ellis too.

This is a nice one, as is the whole album "The Broadway Bit".

Les Trésors Du Jazz - 1957 (Le Chant Du Monde)

I have a four-disc compilation of Benny Goodman on V-Disc issued on the Collectors'-Choice Music label. The discs contain small group and big band recordings, presumably recorded between 1943 and 1949. There is no information in the liner notes on the personnel and exact recording dates. Does anyone know of any discography of BG's V-Disc recordings? I would be very grateful for any help.