bertrand

Is the sampler streaming only?

So will there be any new tracks with Tina Brooks?

I found an album cover online for a Denis date that Huss is on. They are not pure lookalikes. I thought Huss was Larry Willis at first. Of course, this was way later than 1967.

Huss is actually named Frank.

Actually, he plays congas on the Ed Blackwell Strata-East record, January 1968. So he was on the scene around the Blue Morocco date.

I think I have the thing floating around and I think it does have fewer tracks. It is possible that the liner notes will explain how Denis Charles was identified. The answer could simply be that there are photos from the date. I am curious about the Fathead Newman date. It could have been a 2-CD set.

Interesting theory. The only person who would have known that is the guy who had the tape.

I meant to say 'paid', not made.

So the Denis Charles estate will be made instead of the Huss Charles estate. Bertrand.

Where did you get the Free sampler? I better grab one before they are out of stock.

Interesting. Who knows how they decided it was Denis. I hope they did not get it wrong.

Track listing says Bag's. Either Bags' or Bags's are acceptable.

So sorry to hear about Claude. I had lost touch over the years. Please don't tell me the song will be called Bag's Groove instead of Bags' Groove.

Finally!

I hope there are CDs. Reasons in Tonality is great!

That's kind of a snooty attitude on his part. I am not a musician and I love his music.

I don't understand his response.

Awful news. I am not familiar with his work.

Yes, not Greenwich. I do not recognize the drummer either, but this was definitely taken at the Algerian War movie soundtrack recording session

Sunenblick's.

It will be hard. I think the estate does not care...

I mentioned this a while back in another thread. The Patton/Green was recorded, and Uptown records bought it along with about 20 other tapes. Sunenblick only put out two 2 CDs before he died. I asked him a couple of times about putting out the Patton/Green, but he was always evasive. We can assume his estate has the tape. How can we go from here? Bertrand.

Is it just me or is it no longer possible to download from this site?

Poland, not Austria. I stand corrected. It was definitely an Austrian Jazz fan who organized getting his remains back to DC.

Considering the tape was sitting in Jack's stash for 60 years, the detective work involved was minimal. Of course, a complete inventory of what else Jack had was quickly established.