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Stereojack

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  1. Dorothy Gish Dorothy Lamour Louis L'Amour
  2. Brother Bones Bones Howe Steve Howe
  3. Several years ago I picked up the Jutta Hipp 10" (Blue Note 5056) issued by Toshiba. The sound is shit - very distorted. Nice job on the cover, though.
  4. Junie C. Cobb June Allyson Mose Allison
  5. QED is a reissue which came out in the late 1970's. The original label was Emanem.
  6. Michael Shrieve Greg Rolie Carlos Santana
  7. Sarah Vaughan Michael Ansara Lorne Michaels
  8. John Wayne Wayne King King Pleasure
  9. Strother Martin Martin Denny Denny Laine
  10. Jo Jones Freddie Green Walter Page
  11. Prima's version is unremarkable, a typical 1930's novelty tune.
  12. Marty Robbins Fred Robbins Rockin' Robin
  13. Wallace Simpson Bart Simpson Lionel Bart
  14. Goodman's version (arranged by Jimmy Mundy, I believe) is the first to include "Christopher Columbus", which was written by Chu Berry & Andy Razaf. The Victor studio version was issued on two sides of a 12" 78.
  15. Harry Anslinger Harry Truman Truman Capote
  16. Although he didn't write it or originate it, the tune is closely associated with Benny Goodman, who had the first hit recording of it in 1937. Perhaps the most definitive version, however is Goodman's live version from Carnegie Hall in 1938.
  17. Barbara McNair
  18. Lee Allen Allen Toussaint Toussaint McCall
  19. Mongo Santamaria had a hit with "Watermelon Man" before anybody knew who Herbie Hancock was.
  20. Joe Louis Sonny Liston Melba Liston
  21. Jilly Rizzo Frank Rizzo Frank Fontaine
  22. The Coleman Hawkins album "The High and Mighty Hawk" is IMO one of his greatest sessions, and was available for several years as a domestic CD on the London label distributed by Polygram. I recommended it to several dozen customers over the years, and was sorry to see it go out of print. I've got all the other LP's, and overall this is a fine series. The Budd Johnson is a standout as well.
  23. Reese Witherspoon Jimmy Witherspoon Eldridge Cleaver
  24. Big Tiny Little Little Jack Little Little Richard
  25. Love's open criticism of "Smile" back in the day is one of the main reasons it was abandoned. Now that it's finally out, he wants a piece of it? What an asshole!
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