Chuck Nessa

Anyone compared it to the Timeless Historical issue?

yup.

Hodges in Paris: Harold Baker (tp) Quentin Jackson (tb) Johnny Hodges (as) Don Byas (ts) Raymond Fol (p) Wendell Marshall (b) Butch Ballard (d) Paris, April 14, 1950 0SW672 Good to the last drop Swing 341, Onyx ORI216 0SW673 Only wish I knew 349, - 0SW674 We fooled you - , - Johnny Hodges and his Orchestra : Harold Baker (tp) Quentin Jackson (tb) Jimmy Hamilton (cl) Johnny Hodges (as) Don Byas (ts) Raymond Fol (p) Wendell Marshall (b) Sonny Greer (d) Paris, April 15, 1950 V3054 Jump that's all Vogue (F)V5037, LD089, (E)VJD528, MJR 8107 V3055 Last legs blues pt 1 (F)V5030, - , - V3056 Last legs blues pt 2 - , - , - V3057 Nix it, mix it (F)V5033, - , - V3058 Time on my hands - , - , - Johnny Hodges and his Orchestra : Harold Baker (tp) Quentin Jackson (tb) Jimmy Hamilton (cl) Johnny Hodges(as) Raymond Fol (p) Wendell Marshall (b) Butch Ballard (d) Paris, April 20, 1950 V3066 Run-about Vogue (F)V5035, LD089, (E)VJD528, V3067 Wishing and waiting Vogue (F)V5034, LD021, Jazz Legacy V3068 Get that geet Vogue (F)V5035, LD089, (E)VJD528, V3069 That's grand Vogue (F)V5037, LD021, MJR 8107, V3070 Skip it Vogue (F)V5034, LD021, MJR 8107 Harold Baker (tp) Quentin Jackson (tb) Johnny Hodges (as) Raymond Fol (p) Wendell Marshall (b) Butch Ballard (d) Paris, June 20, 1950 V4015 Perdido Vogue (F)V5056, LD021, (E)VJD528 V4016 In the shade of the old apple tree - , LD089, - V4017 Mood indigo (F)V5058, LD021, - V4018 Sweet Lorraine (F)V5057, - , - V4019 Rendez-vous at the Hot Club (Bean bag boogie) (F)V5058, - , - V4020 Hop, skip and jump (Rock-a-bye river*) (F)V5057, - , -*

Guess you forgot about Freddie Foie gras.

This thread reminds me of a situation a few years back when Uncle Skid joined Ann and me in Ann Arbor for Edge Fest. "The Trio" (Roscoe, George & Muhal) were performing. Anyway, we were looking for some place to eat after the gig and all we could find was a Wild Wings place. I don't think Skid will ever forget the dinner conversation.

So Alfred and Ike decided against release. I would say this is probably an informed decision.

Hmm. They give old guys cake where you live?

G'bye.

As usual nothing fancy. Justerini & Brooks on the ice as Weezie (hostess at the New Apartment Lounge) would say.

I tell you what wakes me up at night with the cold chills - imagining what he sounds like when he's getting it on! Now I have THAT to worry about!

me 2.

Or Diz or Roy or Henry or Bubber or Joe or Pops or etc. Never forget Al Killian! I would be more interested in a film about Red Rodney or Jabbo Smith than either Miles or Buddy.

Sigh.

The entire contents of TOCJ-66011 plus the 6 James P. Johnson tracks on TOCJ-66014 were issued on the The Blue Note Jazzmen 2CD-set in 1998. The US double includes a number of alternates (10?) not on the Jamming In Jazz disc as well as the Johnson tracks. The US Port of Harlem disc substitutes 5 wonderful Teddy Bunn tracks for the 2 Josh White titles. This cd is a reissue of Mosaic 115 with the addition of the James P. Johnson session.

I think you have this right. Concord has the potential to create great sets (the Ray Charles ABC Singles box being a good recent example) but. . . why should they in jazz in this day and age of cd devaluation. My understanding/memery is that the last of them came out under Concord, but had already been in the pipeline from Fantasy. Concord has conceived nothing. Correct and some completed sets seem to have been abandoned.

Individual cds not wrapped in my experience.

THANK GOD!!!

go for it.

and I know a guy with one and he's not really feeling well.

The Charles Ives of V8s.

Thomas Kinkade.

Too many pages!

Never forget Quasi has a familial agenda. Good for him, I guess. Not sure this helps his cause. Smarter folks abound.

Hope it's as good as the tooth paste!

No, no, no! It is a solo taylor session. You misread or I led you wrong.