Stereojack

Algonquin J Calhoun Kingfish The Fisher King

Gordon Hathaway Louis Nye Michael Ney

Shoeless Joe Jackson Wesley "Socks" Wilson Steve Lacy

Barbie Benton Brook Benton Thomas Hart Benton

This is my preferred brand- I've been using them for a couple of years now. I last bought them at Meritline.com.

Matthew Fox Robert "Weasel" Parker Squirrel Ashcraft

Grandmaster Flash Flash Gordon Dr. Zarkov

Cootie Williams John "Bugs" Hamilton Max Roach

Harry O David Janssen The one-armed man

Jerry Lieber Mike Stoller Alvin Stoller

Roger Moore Saint Stephen Jerry Garcia

Electric recording started in 1925. The Louis Armstrong Hot Five sessions were among the first to benefit from electrical recordings. About any Sun Ra with Fletcher Henderson recordings, John L. is right. Unfortunately. The Sun Ra discography by Robert L. Campbell does not include any session with Fletcher Henderson! I believe electric recording may have begun with the invention of the microphone. Walter C. Allen's Henderson discography also addresses the issue of Ra w/ Henderson, and states that there are no known recordings.

Morton Downey Bent Fabric Lloyd Bentsen

Howard Duff Ida Lupino Carla Bley

Honor Blackman Diana Rigg Linda Thorson

Yes - this session has shown up in many guises over the years.

Emmett Kelly Emmett Miller Miller Huggins

Blossom Dearie Mayim Bialik Max Bialystock

Corbett Monica Monica Lewis Lewis Carroll

Rodan Mothra Ghidrah

Rikki Klieman Harry Klee Paul Klee

Molly Dodd Jimmy Dodd Johnny Dodds

I bought this when it first came out, and it spun on my turntable many times! I was surprised to find out years later that music was performed opposite of how the LP was programmed, with "If Only We Knew" having been played first.

I bought these as they came out on Pablo LP's, and I'll join the gallery in praising them! It is very fine late period Pres. The rhythm section, while not exceptional, is adequate, and Pres smokes!

Dolly Parton Dilly Dally Lavender Blue (Dilly, Dilly)