Stonewall15

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Rooster- thanks for the auto-search recommendation. I will set one up.

Rooster- Thanx but not CD I am looking for.

According to Jordi Pujol (Fresh Sound Records) many tapes were bequeathed to him from Migliori for release. I contacted Jordi Pujol and he said he could not find the tape for TRLP-18.

Has surveys of heads of record companies. Supposedly included Transition Records owner Tom Wilson. If Wilson (or if anyone else responded for Transition) I would like to obtain that Transition survey. I would like just the Transition pages but would be happy with the whole magazine.

Bump.

Looking for release of Transition LP TRLP-18 Jay Migliori "Jazz Down Beat". Definitely existed at one time. Complete listing is in Lord discography. One song "Something's Gotta Give" was released in the Transition Sampler LP TRLP-30. The booklet for TRLP-30 also has a description of the Migliori session.

I have registered. How do I access the program on Thursday? Both sessions were released on Calliope LPs- Max Roach on CAL-3013 and Howard Rumsey on CAL-3030.

I got it: LP "Dave Brubeck Trio- Live at the Wiener (Vienna) Konzerthaus 12 November 1967".

Gmonahan- I certainly agree with you. A box set that includes "Jazz: Red, Hot and Cool" and "Jackpot" as well as "The Last Time We Saw Paris" and "Compadres" would be wonderful. There are also other Columbia live recordings that could be included.

A box set including "Time OutTakes" and two LPs never released on CD "Last Time We Saw Paris" and "Compadres" would be welcome. Brubeck collectors would really appreciate this. Also included could be the recently released LP "Dave Brubeck Trio- Live at the Wiener Konzerthaus 1967".

Does not show up in the Lord Discography.

Art Blakey & Jazz Messengers "Just Coolin" from Blue Note vaults- 1959 session.

Dave Brubeck "Time Out" Out Takes CD.

Perhaps this Paul Desmond problem has something to do with Dave's unhappiness about "The Last Time We Saw Paris" session the next day.

I am really interested in this session. How do I go about getting the LP or a CDR?

Picture quality is excellent, IMHO could not be better.

Consider an all-region player. For example several are offered by International Video & Electronics (220-electronics.com). I bought a Sony from them for $139 three years ago. It works perfectly on Blu-ray and DVD discs and has HDMI output.

Lord has 159 entries for Sonny Stitt, none playing soprano sax or clarinet. Many entries where he sings.

Another solution: Play your CD on a DVD player. DVD players are less picky. That is what I do.

LF 3 Roads To Jazz LP. American Artists label ALP-100. Would be happy with a CDR. Finally got the LP.

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Maybe started 3/20 at 10pm and lasted until after Midnight into 3/21?

I collect rare LPs by label. I almost have a complete collection of the Transition label. I still search for the long lost TRLP-18 "Jazz Down Beat" by Jay Migliori. This LP is shown in the Lord Discography.

LaserLight CDs 17409 and 17410 show date of 3/20/1960; Youtube shows date of 3/21/60. Which is correct? The session is not shown in the Lord Discography.