Erik Weidinger

When I want to hear some jazz I go to "Huset i Magstrædet". The adress is Rådhusstrædet 13. Allmost every monday there are a bigband (Monday Night Big Band) playing standarts, it contains some of Denmarks best musicians. The best CD dealer is Jazzcup in Gothersgade 107.

It is a great book. Do you also have 'Claudius the God'? Also by Robert Graves. If one do not want to read the book, the DVD (or five if you count) is great. A year ago I had a cold and some fever, my grandmother told me to have a lot tea with rum. It was a rather psychedelic experience.

Hi Tatanka I got into jazz in the same way: I wanted to listen to some relaxin music. I would recommend the first jazz CD I bought: Chet Baker & Paul Bley 'Diane'. Enjoy Erik

Thank you. My plan for celebrating the day: Look at Tour de France with a good friend. In the evening: Go to a concert at Copenhagen Jazz Festival. How lucky can one be?

Last week in Copenhagen JazzHouse: Lee Konitz Two days ago in Tivoli: Caroline Henderson

The Modern Jazz Quartet: The Complete Last Concert.

I just looked at my two years old daughter sleeping like an angle. Do I need to say more?

Dizzy Gillespie: The Cool World.

Malene Mortensen: Paradise. Some of her tunes

Clark Terry & Paul Gonsalves Quintet Complete Recordings on a double CD. It contains four records: Cookin' Diminuendo, Crescendo and Blues Clark Terry and His Orchestra featuring Paul Gonsalves Clark Terry - Paul Gonsalves Sextet: The Jazz School

Duke Ellington: Such Sweet Thunder Bill Evans: Everybody Digs Bill Evans

Duke Ellington: Blues in Orbit Coleman Hawkins Quartet: Today and Now And when I realy are going to relax: The Ben Webster Quintet: Soulville.

Lou Donaldson: The Natural Soul Duke Ellington: Ellington at Newport 1956 (Complete) and finaly: Veronica Mortensen: Pieces of Puzzle http://www.myspace.com/veronicamortensen

Gil Evans: The Individualism of Gil Evans Gil Evans: The complete Pacific Jazz Sessions Duke Ellington meets Coleman Hawkins Sonny Clark: Leapin' and Lopin' Hank Mobley: Soul Station

What do you put on the CD player, after you have switched off most of the light, opend a beer and sat down in your favourite armchair to relax after a hard day?

Charlie Parker: Complete Verve Masters with Strings. Lee Morgan: Search for the new land Dexter Gordon: A Swining' Affair Sonny Clark: Dial "S" for Sonny If you want some inspiration fore tne next time ypu are going to shop, then look at: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=19414

Charles Mingus: The Cliwn. Charles Mingus: Mingus Ah Um Keith Jarrett: The Köln Koncert. This is going to be a good evening

Boasting! Especially if you call him Dick. Typo. Sorry.

Well. Now have I bought the book and looked at it only once. It seems that there are 3 new crowns and further 2 to Louis Armstrong. The 'Core Collection' have removed 12 and added 20 'new' albums + 12 Core Collection albums from Louis Armstrong. It seems that Brian Morton do like Armstrong A LOT!!! Oh!! By the way. There are a Richard D. Cock biography in the beginning of the book, and he got a crown and 4 stars.

The Chet Baker & Art Pepper Sextet: Playboys. Freddie Hubbert: Ready For Freddie. Eric Dolphy: Out There.

What a hick. I just laugh so much that my girlfrind came and asked me what was so funny.

And without notice I came home with Duke Ellington fet. Mahalia Jackson: Black, Brown and Beige. It is the Columbia one cd album. I guess I have to find the 3 CD disc from RCA, or what do you mean about that? All in all a good day. Thanks to this forum and the recommended CDs in here.

Then The Horace Silver Quintet: Horace-Scope.

And then Jackie McLean: Jackie's Bag

I just wanted to look into my jazz dealer for a few minutes. And what happend? First I found Ornette Coleman: Somthing Else!!