Stereojack

Charles Munch Chu Berry Elder Eatmore

quote name='tatifan' date='Feb 9 2006, 12:59 PM' post='470678'] Anyone have a yea or nay on the Red Garland "Keystones" album??

These all star spectacle train wrecks are typical Grammy fare, and have been for some time. Does anyone know - was that Greg Errico on drums? Could've been him.

Dorsey Burnette Charlie Barnet Tony Bennett

The track was not known to exist and was not listed in discographies until one turned up in the 1970's and was issued on a Phoenix LP. I believe that there were very few copies pressed. I've had 20-30 copies of the Guild 78 pass through my hands over the years, and it's always the common (Parker) take. Of course, once something is issued, then it can be dubbed and reissued to death, but the original is still rare.

Real, as in his real hair? I don't think so. A sad and pathetic segment, but what were we expecting?

Very rarely - sometimes on a long road trip I want to take a leak, grab something quick, and get right back on the road, but this is only a couple of times a year. I confess that I occasionally grab a breakfast sandwich at Burger King if I'm running late.

Oh come on, we all know that Mariah Carey's success is all about talent.

Dr. Stephen Strange The Dread Dormammu Baron Mordo

Burl Ives Charles Ives Yves Montand

This was fun! Back in the mid-60's, I remember reading an article about Horace, probably in Down Beat, in which he mentioned that he had done a Tab commercial. I only saw the ad one time, but Horace's music was unmistakeable. Would love to see it again. I guess his Coca-Cola connection resulted in more than one gig, although this spot was obviously much more recent.

Jabo Starks Melvin Sparks Melvin Cowznofski

John Poole River Phoenix Billy Ocean

Lester Young Young Jessie Jesse Fuller

Paul Ben-Victor Davis Ben-Gurion George Benson

Mamma Mia David Mamet Auntie Mame

Craig Stevens Peter Gunn Henry Mancini

Alice Cooper Al Capp Cappy Lewis

Ace Frehley William Frawley Vern Friley

Wolf Blitzer Blitzen Donner

Coral Brown Coral Reefer Mezz Mezzrow

As a long time Hawkins fanatic, I agree that "The Hawk In Paris" is his best strings album, on which he really plays, and that the "Gilded Hawk" and "The Hawk and the Hunter" are rather light by comparison. However, the juxtaposition of Hawk's big sound against the strings is very pleasing to these ears, and he does some nice tunes on "Gilded". Btw, here's the original cover to "The Hawk & the Hunter":

Wally Cox Dick Cheney Peter Jennings

Brother Theodore Sister Rosetta Tharpe Son House

Sally Rand Rand McNally Nelly Bly