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Oliver North Henry Southall Gary Mapp

Whistling Jack Smith Joe Wissert The Wiz

Here's one worth seeking out Don Sickler - The Music of Kenny Dorham (Reservoir) rec. 1983 Don Sickler (tp), JImmy Heath (ts), Cedar Walton (p), Ron Carter (b), Billy Higgins (d) Spring Cannon / Escapade / Windmill / Phily Twist / La Mesha / The Fox / Blue Lament

No Come come - British jazz musician who wrote the theme for Newley's TV series "Life of Gurney Slade". It was a big hit. Only for those who live in the country where it was aired! We Americans know Newley, of course, but have never heard of the series.

No Come come - British jazz musician who wrote the theme for Newley's TV series "Life of Gurney Slade". It was a big hit. Only for those who live in the country where it was aired! We Americans know Newley, of course, but have never heard of the series.

Richard Feder Kevin Federline Earline Mandrell

Campbell Scott Scott LaFaro Faro Annie

Scott Joplin Cedric the Entertainer Gene Sedric

The original is definitely on New Jazz. Status releases are, for the most part, reissues from the Prestige/New Jazz catalog. They came out in the mid 1960's. They were sold at budget prices, usually $1.50 - $2.00. Often, the covers and labels don't match. This may be because they had some covers left over, and pressed up a few Status records to go in them, or perhaps it was too expensive to change the cover art. I have seen Status records in New Jazz covers, I have seen Status records in covers that have a Status sticker pasted over the New Jazz logo, and I have seen Status records in Status covers. Such is typical of a small operation like Prestige. The Status pressings, like many New Jazz pressings, are noisy - usually hissy, because they are pressed on low grade vinyl.

Mayim Bialik Max Bialystock Zero Mostel

Joan Fontaine Olivia DeHavilland Harold Land

Mabel Mercer Johnny Mercer Mercer Ellington

Rex Stewart & Wingy Manone - "Trumpet Jive!", Prestige 24119

How about the two SMOKING Coleman Hawkins albums on Crown? They are not reissues, but original sessions.

Gosta Theselius Thelonious Monk Monk Higgins

Lorena Bobbitt Cutty Cutshall Slash

This is a great series - veteran musicians who still had plenty to say, and well recorded. Here's a link to a complete list http://www.plosin.com/milesahead/prestigeLabel.html#SVLP I especially like: 2004 Tiny Grimes (not originally in this series, but it fits) 2007 Al Casey 2013 Prestige Blues Swingers 2015 Budd Johnson 2016 Coleman Hawkins & Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis 2021 Shorty Baker & Doc Cheatham 2023 Hal Singer 2032 Benny Carter 2034 Henry "Red" Allen

The liner notes on this (and most of the other LP's in this series) are useless bullshit, and the discographical details are inaccurate. I got my information from Arne Astrup's Stan Getz discography. There is no "Now's the Time" on this LP. I checked through the other Europa LP's, and on 1040 there is a version of "Now's the Time", credited to Rene Thomas Quintet. There are two tracks on the LP credited to Thomas, but the instrumentations don't match. The date given is 1962. On this track, the instrumentation is alto sax, guitar, bass, drums. Might this be Wilen?

"Indiana" recorded at Cannes Jazz Festival, July 13, 1958. The band is Stan Getz, Guy Lafitte, Barney Wilen, Don Byas, Coleman Hawkins (ts), Martial Solal (p), Arvell Shaw (b), J. C. Heard (d) "Dear Old Stockholm" & "Lady Bird" rec. April, 1959, prob. at Blue Note, Paris. Stan Getz (ts), Rene Urtreger (p), Jimmy Gourley (g), Jean-Marie Ingrand (b), Kenny Clarke (d). "Theme For Emmanuel" & "Our Kind of Sabi" rec. August 26, 1971, Chateauville, France. Stan Getz (ts), Rene Thomas (g), Eddy Louiss (org), Bernard Lubat (d)

Nieman - Marcus Marcus Garvey Fred Garvin, Male Prostitute

Merrill Moore Kenneth More Morey Amsterdam

John Mayer Elaine May Mae Britt

Dee Clark Clark Burroughs Edgar Rice Burroughs

Virginia Gregg Gregory Sierra Sienna Miller

William Henry Harrison George Harrison Phyllis George