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The Lord Disco lists only one (!) session with a trumpet player Randy Eckert, in 1977.

The weekend bottle: Le Champ des Murailles 2020 Corbières Appellation d’Origine Protégée

Yup. My King Pleasure discography will be online in a few days.

Working on the King Pleasure discography this afternoon:

Never would have guessed that. Debussy's tune, of course .... I only bought Rollins' first two albums on Milestone, never got around to hear or even buy the next ones. Yes he is - most here are fixed on the post Jimmy Smith school of jazz organ and overlook the stream coming from Fats Waller - the guy here and Jackie Davis may be the most prominent. A great player, and he had much more sense of humour than Smith in his whole career.

I know that tune ...... urgh .....

This afternoon: http://www.encelade.net/media/com_hikashop/upload/cvweb_miscellan-bd_1680796610.jpg

2. From the same LP. Whoever was resonsible for these extraordinary combinations of musicians deserves a monument!

Finally figured out how to listen to BFTs on my tablet, making it easier for me to listen than being tied to my desktop computer. This was one of the facts keeping me from participating. 1. Now that really was easy. I immediately thought of this jam session: https://www.discogs.com/release/1839026-Various-Newport-In-New-York-72-The-Jam-Sessions-Vols-1-And-2 Why the first trumpet soloist never rose to star fame escapes me. Really good playing throughout. I like them much better than JATP. Oh, and that drummer was one of the greatest. His creativity is the only justification for that much rechnical proficiency.

Yup. The "traditional jazz" part of Volume 2 was not on CD, so they added the two Don Byas tracks to the CD of Volume 1 with the tracks of the same Bud Powell Trio.

Correct. But there were added as bonus tracks to the CD reissue of Vol. 1!

So far today:

This morning:

Some more: