Stereojack

Champion Trigger Silver

The original quartet reunited a few times over the years: - for the "Benny Goodman Story", a dumb film with great music. - and, a fabulous session recorded for RCA in 1963. The band is in great form, and the sound is fantastic.

Help me with this - does the estate have any rights regarding the reissue of a legitimate album? I wonder if the undoctored tapes (this date is a studio recording with dubbed applause) can't be found?

This looks like a home made recording from a broadcast. Perhaps it is the 2/16/48 date which has been issued, in which case the price is ridiculous. How does one find out what's on this unless one plays it?

Curt Schilling Ezra Pound Hank Penny

Mary Badham Top Topham Timothy Bottoms

Eleanor Roosevelt Rosey Grier Greer Garson

I liked the song better than I liked the singer. Nice chart!

A large number of these got out. Perhaps all of the blue label MCA pressings of "Sun Ship" (probably from the early 1980's) contain one side of Archie Shepp's "On This Night", I seem to recall.

I owned the LP years ago, finally dumped it. As an Evans fanatic, I figured that there must be some merit, but I just couldn't find any. This is a straight album of square movie music, about the caliber of Roger Williams, Ferrante & Teicher or Peter Nero. I take that back - Nero usually has more happening than anything here. Evans is completely unrecognizable, and the charts are cookie-cutter.

Hammie Nixon Ford "Snooks" Eaglin Carter Jefferson

Randolph Scott Scotty Jim Beam

Milton Banana Fiona Apple Daryl Strawberry

Lena Horne Saxie Dowell Doug Flutie

Nia Peeples Houston Person Herbie Mann

Tuck Andress Chuck Andrus Al Anderson

Timothy Bottoms Carrie Underwood Fred Below

Al "Dr. Horse" Pittman Cow Cow Davenport Mare Winningham

Richard Schiff Jrerry Sheff John Shaft

Ozzie Nelson Nelson Rockefeller Knute Rockne

I like the show, although the premise is lifted from "Prime Suspect" - woman cop is put in charge, encounters resistance from the all-male old guard, eventually wins their loyalty after proving that she is very good at her job. Her character grew on me after having seen all of the first season and about half of the second.

In the late 70's & early 80's I saw Sonny Rollins, Freddie Hubbard, & Max Roach on the Tonight Show, all on shows hosted by Bill Cosby, who apparently made a point of getting jazz musicians booked whenever he was hosting.

Leslie West Felix Pappalardi Corky Laing

Muddy Waters Johnny Rivers Arthur Lake