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Stereojack

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  1. Dee Dee Bridgewater Didi Stewart De De Dinah
  2. Baby Washington Washington Irving Clifford Irving
  3. It did come in a long cardboard box, as pictured.
  4. Well, I only participate in these discussions as a long time fan of the music, to which I was first introduced back in the LP era. I offer no arrogance or vinegar, and certainly wouldn't want to be taken that way. Mine is only one of many opinions that are out there. I find it interesting that there is more discussion of sonic issues than there is of the music. I guess we should be thankful that we actually have choices. Some of us remember a time when we didn't have these choices (old fart talking here). So much of this is completely objective. I find the RCA Morton and the Columbia Armstrong sets a little too piercing, others praise the clarity. As a longtime 78 collector, I would stack the sound of a clean 78 up against any reissue, and I guess I'm drawn to the reissues that replicate the curve of a 78 more closely.
  5. I think "cheap knockoff" is a bit harsh as applied to this set. This material was remastered by John R. T. Davies in the 1980's, before the RCA box, and was originally sold as full price individual CD's. JSP began their box program by repackaging their original discs in low priced boxes. Admittedly they have seriously lowered their standards in recent years to compete with Proper, and their shameless Carter Family, Bob Wills, and Jimmie Rodgers sets, lifted wholesale from Bear Famiuly, have rightfully gotten them into trouble, but to my ears this set, booklet or no, is the best way to have this music. JSP entered the CD era as a quality reissue label, but they have since deteriorated into another inconsistent Proper clone.
  6. Fred Hersch Morey Feld Morey Amsterdam
  7. Freeman Lee Lee Morgan Morgan Freeman
  8. Johnny Gentle Mick Softly Matthew Sweet
  9. Looks like, wild, wacky stuff to me. I had the record years ago, got rid of it. On paper it looks like it might cook, but I recall it was pretty flat, very few solos, mundane arrangements.
  10. Spooner Oldham Dan Penn Penn Gillette
  11. Anderson Cooper Loni Anderson Dr. Lonnie Smith
  12. Karen Carpenter James Mason Bill Plummer
  13. Porter Kilbert Uncle Albert Auntie Mame
  14. Gary Seven Robert Lansing Joi Lansing
  15. Alan Bates Norman Bates Anthony Perkins
  16. Tweety Yardbird-oroony Mickey Rooney
  17. Pancho Villa Cisco Kid Captain Kidd
  18. Monk Higgins Henry Higgins O. Henry
  19. Anderson Cooper Jeanne Cooper Corbin Bernsen
  20. McDonald Carey Carey Lowell Lowell George
  21. Gordon Hathaway Louis Nye Carrie Nye
  22. Moses Gunn Peter Gunn Richard "Pistol" Allen
  23. Ram Ramirez Jacques Gauthe Don Ewell
  24. Uncle Pen Aunt Rhody Sister Ray
  25. Curtis Fuller Ken Curtis Festus
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