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After the Rain--live versions of "After the Rain" by Coltrane?
bertrand replied to Milestones's topic in Recommendations
Same guy who recorded Hassan. -
Is it too late to tell Blue Note?
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That session with Cannonball exists?
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What the hell is that??? Is it real? FM records had a motto: 'no static at all'.
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Never noticed that! Did Blue Note try to sign Dolphy away? So FM records is Kay and Kameron, but the name Fred Miles also pops up. What a mess.
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Not familiar with this label at all. So what label did Iron Man come out on? Blue Note had to ask permission for Out To Lunch?
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Really? What is FM records?
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The date I have heard that is being hunted for is a live date shortly before Out To Lunch. Maybe it has been found. I am always the last to know. I doubt Dolphy was under contract with Prestige by then. I always wondered if the Blue Note date was a one-off, or if he was going to make another record for them which of course was never to be.
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He delegates plenty. The Mingus Ronnie Scott was also hardly lost.
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From my brief experience trying to help him, 'easily distractable' is the understatement of the year. Is this the Dolphy thing with Joe Chambers or something else? The tapes for the one with Joe have not been located yet, IIRC.
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The family had some of their own copies of material, which has allowed some unissued sessions to be released. But it is not clear if they have anything left or if that has been completely mined. I am curious about some of the last sessions, like the one Pim mentioned.
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Gregory did pass away. His mother might still be around.
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I can't find much about him online. Maybe one photo.
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I was being facetious of course, but seeing these kind of collectors' prices when the artists were barely making a living is depressing. That True Blue price would have been a little under $700 in 1960. I doubt Tina made that much from sales of the LP in his lifetime.
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Does Tina Brooks' estate get a cut of the sale price?