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Isn't side 2 actually the Prelude by Volla-Lobos also recorded by Kenny Dorham?
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Did you try Fredericksberg records?
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Would love to hear it! Was the Knitting Factory recorded?
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I think it's Configuration.
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If someone is considering a concert and/or recording, would you have some points of contact for publishing? Thanks.
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I thought the 3/10/60 tracks were bonus tracks on Out of the Blue? We need to tell him about Huss Charles
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I would have!
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I assume this is streaming-only?
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Just don't call him Huss or Russ LOL.
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So should it be pronounced the French way.
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Who got paid for the gig?
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His last date was in the late 70s with Howard McGhee and Benny Bailey. Home Run is the record.
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Thanks! Getting lead sheets is possible but a lot harder than in the 90s when I went wild. Blame it on COVID and hiring freezes. Do you know who is the publisher for Cootie's music?
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Steven, The inventory at the back of the book mentions that the source for some of the titles is the Library of Congress. Were you able to consult actual lead sheets at the Library, or did you consult copyright.gov?
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Oliver, Do they mention what year are her last documented gigs? I am really curious why Mingus was talking about her as late as 1965-1966.
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I assume the Miles CD is a bootleg? He is on a few tracks on the Newport box, correct?
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Joseph Orange lives in the DC area. We talk via Facebook a lot. I have only met him in person twice. Very nice guy.
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A workaround? Had not thought of that.
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Tom Evered brought her the money. Is this a clip from the Mingus film? I remember him talking about Jutta and how he preferred her playing to Toshiko's, but I don't remember him saying he wanted to work with her. Curiously, the Mingus film is 1966. Hadn't Jutta stopped playing by then? I am not sure when her last documented gigs were. No later than 1962 or so, IIRC.
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Can't watch in the US for legal reasons.
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I saw him in Paris in the 80s but only got to speak to him briefly. Half the concert was Monk compositions, and he also played When Johnny Comes Marching Home. My recollection is that he played baritone sax on several pieces.
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Tell us more about this cassette. Did you digitize it?
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So this is a studio session for Atlantic, not a live record? Could it have been lost in the Atlantic Fire?
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Pacific Jazz Records
bertrand replied to JamesAHarrod's topic in Jazz In Print - Periodicals, Books, Newspapers, etc...
Can Blue Note contracts be obtained this way as well?