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Kenny Dorham Quartet with Ernie Henry on the Two Horns, Two Rhythm album (Riverside).

Sonny Rollins Quartet with Jim Hall (1962) Art Farmer Quartet with Jim Hall (1962-1964) Max Roach made several pianoless quartet recordings for EmArcy/Mercury in the late 1950s

Correct. As I posted above Dedication! doesn't have any alternates, though; it has "only" 7 tracks.

Yep. It was also reissued as: Freddie Hubbard - Minor Mishap - Black Lion (with alternate takes) and Duke Pearson - Dedication! - Prestige (no alternates)

No, that one went extremely fast once it was on the "Running Low / Last Chance" list, but I think that had something to do with the lease running out.

Almost three months on and these three sets are still on the "Running Low / Last Chance" list. Sales must really be very low.

Already posted here, on February 10.

You're not being imprecise. There's only one Angel Eyes, the tune that was recorded on January 12, 1962, and you were right to emphasize that in order to avoid any misunderstandings.

The track 'Angel Eyes' was recorded on January 12, 1962 during the session for Hush (and also released on the Jazzline album Hush), all other titles are from a session on August 1, 1961. Yep, I posted the details of the January 12, 1962 date in post #10

Yep, the second one was a trio/quaret/quintet date, recorded in NYC on January 12, 1962. It was released as Hush! Personnel: Donald Byrd - trumpet Johnny Coles - trumpet Duke Pearson - piano Bob Cranshaw - bass Walter Perkins - drums Tunes: Hush! Child's Play Angel Eyes (trio) Smoothie Sudel Friday's Child (Byrd out) Out of This World (trio) This track was only issued on a European Polydor LP (423224) and was included on the CD reissue: Groovin' for Nat The CD reissue added alternate takes of these tracks: Hush! Child's Play Sudel

As stated above the recordings were done for JazzLine, but they were never issued on that label. The European Polydor LP was the first release, so I guess the cover shown above was the one used by Polydor. The JazzLine label only existed from 1961 to around 1963.

I also left the board in December 2007, along with Couw and a few others, and my account was deleted. Later I got a new account - hence the high number - and Jim managed to attach most of my old posts to the new account, that's why I have a 7,000+ post count

Couw left the board in December 2007.

All I could find is a European Polydor LP Angel Eyes (583 723) that was recorded in NYC on August 1, 1961. Some discographies also mention a January 12, 1962 date. Personnel: Duke Pearson - piano Thomas Howard - bass Lex Humphries - drums Tunes (not necessarily in this order): Angel Eyes I'm an Old Cowhand Bags' Groove Say You're Mine Jeannine Le Carrousel Blues Exodus (edit) The Black Lion CD reissue omits Angel Eyes and adds three alternate takes.

This weekend on BBC4 (all times BST / EDT+5 / CEST-1): Friday night, May 1: 21:00–22:30 Blues Britannia: Can Blue Men Sing the Whites? How blues music travelled from southern USA to the heart of British pop and rock culture. 22:30–23:30 Blues at the BBC Collection of performances by British and American blues artists from the BBC archives. Saturday morning, May 2: 01:10–02:40 Blues Britannia: Can Blue Men Sing the Whites? How blues music travelled from southern USA to the heart of British pop and rock culture. 02:40–03:40 Blues at the BBC Collection of performances by British and American blues artists from the BBC archives. Saturday night, May 2: 20:00–21:00 Blues at the BBC Collection of performances by British and American blues artists from the BBC archives. 21:00–22:00 Bobby Bland: Two Steps from the Blues Documentary about the life and music of gospel, jazz and blues singer Bobby 'Blue' Bland. 22:00–23:00 Blues on Later...with Jools Holland With BB King, Bo Diddley, Buddy Guy, Eric Clapton, Seasick Steve, ZZ Top and many more. 23:00–23:55 Rock Family Trees Series 1, The Fleetwood Mac Story 1/6. The history of Fleetwood Mac, formed in 1967 and a survivor of many different line-ups. 23:55–00:40 Originals Long John Baldry Documentary about Long John Baldry, the pioneering British blues musician. Sunday morning, May 3: 00:40–01:40 John Mayall: 40 Years of the Blues Profile of one of the most influential figures in British rock music, John Mayall. 01:40–02:40 Blues at the BBC Collection of performances by British and American blues artists from the BBC archives. 02:40–03:40 Bobby Bland: Two Steps from the Blues Documentary about the life and music of gospel, jazz and blues singer Bobby 'Blue' Bland.

Why would EU copyright law be relevant? Since the project is done in the United States, doesn't American copyright law apply here? Just wondering.

Yep, the 70's Prestige twofer 'Green Haze' mentions this in the sleeve notes, I think. Drunk or not, the Musings date sounds very lacklustre to me.

If the cd edition reflects the original lp edition, the vocal comments are missing. Also, in the first pressings, an alternate was missing and the "master" was duplicated. My CD edition does have 2 different takes each of "Bags' Groove" and "The Man I Love" plus single takes of "Bemsha Swing" and "Swing Spring". I didn't check if the vocal comments are there. They aren't. I just listened to my Japanese non-K2 CD edition and it does have vocal comments and also different takes

If the cd edition reflects the original lp edition, the vocal comments are missing. Also, in the first pressings, an alternate was missing and the "master" was duplicated. My CD edition does have 2 different takes each of "Bags' Groove" and "The Man I Love" plus single takes of "Bemsha Swing" and "Swing Spring". I didn't check if the vocal comments are there.

Only as disc 3 of the "complete Prestige" Monk box. It's a K2 and sounds dandy. Correct, but I disagree about the sound. To each their own (edit) I just realized that the complete session is also released on 1 disc of the complete Miles Prestige box; it's on disc 4.

The Commodore CD Coleman Hawkins and Chu Berry - Tenor Giants (CD 314 543 271-2) has these Chu Berry tracks: Recorded at Brunswick Studio, NYC, November 10, 1938 P-23699-2 Sittin' In P-23700-1 Stardust P-23701-1 Body and Soul P-23702-1 46 West 52 Recorded at Reeves Sound, NYC, August 28, 1941 R-4178 Blowin' Up a Breeze R-4178-4 Blowin' Up a Breeze #4 R-4179 On the Sunny Side of the Street R-4180 Monday at Minton's R-4180-3 Monday at Minton's #3 R-4181 Gee, Baby, Ain't I Good to You?

You're doing nothing wrong; the rules have changed, it's no longer possible to delete a thread or post and editing a post can only be done within a limited period of time.

There's already a thread about this.

It's on the iPlayer on bbc.co.uk - not sure if it's available to non-Uk users however. Give it a try, go to the TV link on the website, then to the BBC4 schedule. The BBC iPlayer is "U.K. only" - something to do with rights.

Just watched the Jazz Baroness documentary. Great stuff, very moving.