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Bill Dillard/Harry Babasin 1st Time out LP (jazz Chronicles/Nocturne label) listed on eBay.

Her scenes on "The Blues Brothers" movie are an all-time best.

Byrd's Eye View was recorded in a studio according to Tom Wilson's album notes..

I have all the Transition jazz LPs either on CD or CDR.

"Who Do You Love, I Hope" is on Mosaic-162 CD #4.

I think Charlie Rouse's playing with Monk was terrific. It was a perfect match. I doubt that few other sax players could have meshed so perfectly with Monk.

All of the above have also been released on CD.

Fresh Sound Records released "Earth Dance" (FSR CD-325) featuring Anthony Ortega with a jazz orchestra. Recorded in New York in 1956 with arrangements by Nat Pierce and Bob Zieff. Three of the songs were written by Zieff. As far as I can tell these 12 tracks have not been previously issued.

The CD I have, which is not Japanese, has 8 tracks. It is Blue Note Connoisseur series 58289, copyright 2008. The tracks are: Smithville, Wetu, Embraceable You, There will Never Be Another You, Later 6:25, Au Privave, Bakin' (aka Tunesmith), and There Will Never Be Another You (mono take). Smith, Rouse and Clark are marvelous!

LAJI-001 Jazz A La Lighthouse LAJI-002 West Coast Rarities LAJI-003 West Coast Big Band Rarities LAJI-004 The Rare And Unissued Shorty Rogers LAJI-005 Stan Kenton's Artistry In Comedy LAJI-006 Shorty Rogers And His Giants Live At The Rendezvous Ballroom vol. 1 LAJI-007 Shorty Rogers And His Giants Live At The Rendezvous Ballroom vol. 2 LAJI-008 Howard Lucraft And His Music LAJI-009 Rare And Unissued Chet Baker LAJI-010 Howard Rumsey's Lighthouse All-Stars On The Air LAJI-011 Howard Rumsey's Lighthouse All-Stars Live In The Solo Spotlight LAJI-012 Over The Rainbow- Rare And Unissued Art Pepper LAJI-013 West Coast Jazz On Television- Rare And Unissued Jazz On TV LAJI-014 Welcome Home Stan! - Stan Kenton & His Orchestra With Anita O'Day LAJI-015 Swing House- Gerry Mulligan On The West Coast 1952 LAJI-016 Stan Getz- The West Coast Jazz Years LAJI-017 Coolin' Off In California- The Tristano-ites Invade Hollywood LAJI-018 West Coast Ensembles From The 1950s (Still in production- release later in 2021)

Kevin- many thanx for the pix. Now how do I get the CDs?

Mikeweil- Are you making any headway moving album covers to a separate thread?

Are any of Bud Powell's sessions at The Haig available on CD, LP, or Youtube?

Why are the Album Covers posts not in the Album Covers thread instead of being in Miscellaneous Music?

I am using the optical cable output from my player going to a DAC, not the HDMI cable output. I think I am skipping the DAC in the player, which I want to do. Does this still result in an extra data conversion step?

Kevin- you are correct- my player is the Sony BDP-BX37. Thanx to your information I was able to re-set the playback mode and now I can play my "Kind Of Blue" SACD. I use the optical output from my player which goes to a separate DAC and then to my pre-amp. Is this satisfactory instead of using the RCA cables?

Kevin- many thanx for explaining my SACD problem. I play my SACDs on a Sony DVD player and cannot default to the stereo mode. Stereo/Multi-channel SACD for a Stereo-

I recently acquired the Columbia Miles Davis "Kind Of Blue" SACD (not a hybrid SACD). When I played it on my SACD player I had to turn the volume way, way up to hear the music. To make sure that I did not have a player problem I immediately played another of my SACDs and it played fine with normal volume. Does anyone have any idea what is wrong with the Miles SACD? Has anyone else had this problem with SACDs?

How about Duke Pearson and Pepper Adams? Kind of hard to call Pepper a side-man since he got lead billings with Donald Byrd.

I wonder if Miles switched to a muted trumpet to sound different from upcoming players such as Clifford Brown, Lee Morgan, Donald Byrd, etc.

When did Miles start playing almost exclusively with a muted trumpet? What caused him to do so?

Eddie Costa and Carl Perkins.

Wade Legge, Zoot Sims, Frank Sinatra (in Australia with Red Norvo).