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https://thevinylfactory.com/features/the-strange-story-of-sun-ras-lost-doo-wop-christmas-hit/?fbclid=IwAR17zgN9245s-tubmpaz71yrHiLPKovqTzR_GMD8KHhMJyz1CNNizmHv1WY

Just stepped over this in the Tom Lord Disco - has anyone here heard this? Can't find it on the web ... Eddie Allen Jazzy Brass for the Holidays : Eddie Allen, Cecil Bridgewater (tp) Clark Guyton (tb) W. Marshall Sealy (fhr) Kenny Davis (b) Carl Allen (d,glockenspiel) Englewood, N.J., May 24 and June 5 & 23, 2009 It came upon a midnight clear DBCD Records 003 [CD] Go tell it on the mountain - God rest ye merry, gentlemen - Hark! The herald angels sing - Away in a manger - Frosty the snowman - Jingle bells - What child is this? - Deck the halls - Let it snow! Let it snow! Let it snow! - We three kings - Good King Wenceslas - Cool King Wenceslas - The little drummer boy - O holy night -

Yes!!!

Thanks for the warning. I will look for audio excerpts, but probably will not mind if she's not as fine a singer as she is an organist.

He played on hundreds of albums after the Mwandishi sextet, and always delivered!

Some Beethoven today, after a nice TV movie last evening about the composer's early years.

Great! Thre must be a similar Prestige cover, but I cannot remember the title .....

Took a note to order this next year!

As fellow connoisseur, Soulpope, usually says: The plan for tonight: SAROTTO Barolo 2015 Barolo Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita

Happy holidays, stay safe, and a good year 2021 - it can only get better!

Last night before sleeping - wonderful recording on two beautiful harpsichords.

Nice - I had this in the player this afternoon. and these, yesterday and today:

Today I thought: The beauty of the music on the latter record was one of the things that consoled me in my late teens. Beauty is so important. Ayers' feeling for melody is unsurpassed on this - he turns This Guy's In Love With You into a marvellous cloud in a blue sky. And the most beautiful vibes sound ever.

Eugen Hahn 1941-2020 Eugen Hahn ran Germany's oldest Jazzclub, the Jazzkeller in Frankfurt am Main, for many years - a real nice guy, a real fan, who kept it all going. No idea what it's going to be like after he passed. A great loss for our local jazz scene, one of the last places to perforn, although closed for many months now due to the pandemic. https://jazzpages.de/eugen-hahn-ist-tot-frankfurt-jazzkeller-2012222/

Yesterday and today - these nice compilations were recommended to me after I ask for something of that kind here on the board, and they have become an indispensable part of my Xmas playing list. Thanks again! What's in this bag?

My fingers are crossed!