BillF

See my post #184 in this thread (same music, just different pressing), but never mind ... Is it OK if I use TINY KAHN as an arranger to go on by stating this: My first Tiny Kahn feature: Elliott Lawrence Plays Tiny Kahn and Johnny Mandel arrangements (Fantasy/Vogue) See here: http://www.gramophone.net/Issue/Page/October%201958/105/793952/Elliot+Lawrence+Band++Plays+Tiny+Kahn+and+Johnny+Mandel+Arrangements+TNT+%3A+Blue+Room+%3A+Who+Fard+That+Shot++%3A+My+Heart+Stood+Still+%3A+Jeepers+Creepers+%3A+Tinys+Bow+MusicYou+Took+Advantage+Of+Me+%3A+Taking+A+Chance+On+Love+%3A+Tapeworm+%3A+A+Foggy+Day+%3A+Is+That+A+Fact++%3A+They+Cant+Take+That+Away+From+Me+%3A+Johnnys+Bow+Music. with Bernie Glow, Stan Fishelson, Al Derisi, Nick Travis, Dick Sherman, Eddie Bert, Ollie Wilson, Paul Seldon, Al Robertson, Freddy Schmidt, Tony Miranda, Al Cohn, Hal McKusick, Sam Marowitz, Eddie Wasserman, Charlie O'Kane, Buddy Jones, Russ Saunders and Don Lamond

Hymie Schertzer Ziggy Elman Artie Bernstein

with Nick Travis, Horace Silver, Curley Russell, Max Roach, George Wallington, Tommy Potter and Tiny Kahn

OK: with Tommy Flanagan, Paul Chambers and Art Taylor (IIRC)

Well, that takes me back to my first Miles Davis album, Miles Davis Blows, a 10" LP on the British Esquire label with Sonny Rollins, Horace Silver, Percy Heath and Kenny Clarke

My first Nat Adderley album: with Jimmy Heath, Yusef Lateef, Charlie Rouse, Cannonball Adderley, Tate Houston, Wynton Kelly, Jim Hall/Les Spann, Sam Jones and Jimmy Cobb

My first George Coleman was Amsterdam After Dark on Timeless vinyl, with Hilton Ruiz, Sam Jones and Billy Higgins

"Off The A Train: Paul Gonsalves, 1957-63" on Night Lights from WFIU Thanks for introducing me to this stuff, David. I've just placed an order for that great Gettin' Together album.

Ensign Pulver Henry Campbell-Bannerman One-Eyed Jacks

Little Miss Muffet The Muppets Dr Teeth and the Electric Mayhem

That looks like an interesting one!

Roddy Doyle Katie Holmes Bobby Watson

Finn Peters Davis Schwimmer Prunella Scales

Move over, Andy Warhol!

Leo Sayer Dezi Arnaz Arno Marsh

Selfridge's John Lewis Milt Jackson

Daffy Duck Ron Drake BillF

Ermintrude Florence Zebedee Dee Dee Bridgewater D C Thompson D W Griffiths

John Sentamu Silly Moo Poor Cow

Things are getting a bit confusing, but as Lucky Thompson is the last named musician, let's continue with Lucky Thompson Featuring Oscar Pettiford (Jasmine) with Jim Whatsmyname (!) (trombone) (= Jimmy Cleveland, I think), Hank Jones, Skeeter Best and Osie Johnson. OK, so your first album by Jim Whatsmyname

The Barefoot Contessa Conte Candoli Candido

Sorry can't do Stoller, but how about this? with Stan Getz, Roy Eldridge, Ray Brown and Stan Levey

(Also includes Walter Davis and Sam Jones)

Hmm. Art Farmer perhaps, but not this Art Farmer.