BFT # 18 - Disc 2

[Big Al]

I could just scream. I used to have this CD. Track #21 is track #3 from THIS disc!!!

AAAAARRRRGGGHHHHH!!!!!!!!!! Jim can have this one, too, if he wants it. I can't BELIEVE I ever traded this CD away. And I even got it for my birthday, too! Shows you what an ungrateful rat I am!

[mikeweil]

I’d use my brain if I had any left, at this point. I’m almost to the point of guessing Guaraldi playing sax on track #4, just to clear things up!

once again, ROTL LMAO !!!!

[brownie]

Finally pinned track 4 - without any outside help .

It's track 6 from this compilation:

http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:uif5zfi8ehpk

Don't have that particular album. Have this on a Indigo release by the name of 'Smooth Sailing' (it's track 6 on that CD too!)

[randyhersom]

I'm way out of my element here, but I'm so competitive that I always try to guess. Wish I had more time to devote to listening.

1. Smooth and swingin. Cozy Cole just for a wild stab in the dark.

2. Gerald Wilson? Very nice, a little West coast-y in flavor.

3. Bop! Maybe a Diz big band with Leo Parker?

4. Benny Carter?

5. Helen Humes?

6. This could be Duke Ellington.

7. Bird and Diz with Machito?

8. Sounds like Bud Powell as a sideman. Having trouble coming up up with a band that includes bari. Howard McGhee is my wild guess

9. I'll try Dexter Gordon.

10. Oscar Pettiford?

11. Bop era Coleman Hawkins? Very brawny tone.

12. I'm definitely thinking this is Milt Jackson

13. Jimmy Raney?

14. Ahmad Jamal?

15. Kenny Burrell?

16. Arnett Cobb?

17. Red Norvo?

18. Svend Asmussen?

19. Illinois Jacquet?

20. T-Bone Walker?

21. More doorbells! I'll pick Cal Tjader over George Shearing.

22. Quite beautiful. Could it be Clarke Boland Big Band?

23. Sounds like King Pleasure on vocals.