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Quick look through my collection reveals the following (all bought in the70s): On Verve: The Individualism of Gil Evans The Genius of Bud Powell Diz and Roy On Milestone: Monk, April in Paris/Live Bill Evans, Peace Piece and Other Pieces Bill Evans, The Village Vanguard Sessions On Prestige: Miles Davis (Cookin' and Relaxin') On CBS: Art Blakey with the Jazz Messengers (1956 sessions) On Blue Note: Thad Jones/Mel Lewis

My Friend Flipper Finn Peters Michael Fish

Happy Birthday, Jazzbo!

The Karate Kid Jasper Carrott Marty Gold

Love the Movin' Along album - great Victor Feldman piano, too! Must investigate the Pettiford.

The Frank Basile Group play the music of Pepper Adams at Small's on February 9 2011 Frank Basile (bar) Joe Magnarelli (tpt) John Mosca (tbn) Adam Birnbaum (pno) David Wong (bs) Tim Horner (dms) http://www.smallsjazzclub.com/index.cfm?eventId=3717

Charlie Parker, Apartment Sessions

Zonker Harris Beaver Harris Zachary Beaver

Gilbert the Filbert Peanuts Hucko Paulie Walnuts

Your post spurred me to pull this one off the shelves: Charlie Parker: Apartment Sessions (Spotlite) That's a tremendous record! There's some of the most astonishing Bird I've ever heard on that one!

Honk Mostly Vom Freeman Hal McKusick

Humbert Humbert Lolita Lol Coxhill

William Shakespeare Stratford Johns Anita Loos

Killer Joe Murder, Inc Tod Slaughter

"Before Broadway: George Benson in the 1960s" on Night Lights from WFIU

Neal Cassady Allen Ginsberg Jack Kerouac

Once again I'm reminded that there are whole acres of the music I don't know about! The nearest I come to identifying anyone is to back Hot Ptah's view that the pianist on 5 sounds like McCoy Tyner. With the exception of 9 and 13, I find everything here very listenable. My favorite track is 12 with the nifty baritone playing. This track is nearest to the sort of jazz I usually listen to, particularly on the live sessions I go to.

The Mock Turtle Johnny Gryphon Lockjaw

Here's that album cover!

What's his name? The art gallery has pictures purchased by a sinister outfit called Bury Friends!!

William Makepeace Thackeray Shakey Jake

Adam Faith Ignatius of Loyola Trust Houses Forte

Dick Katz The Katzenjammer Kids The JAMFS

All ears now for Jazz Library from BBC Radio 3 Alyn Shipton plays archived interview with Harry Edison and selects his recordings.