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Did you contact IAJRC and ask if they still have a copy? https://www.iajrc.org The link from their facebook page leads elsewhere: https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.iajrc.org%2F%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR3K8tm1fXZ1eZbS2GQvV7xhkRkd-NZdeQLMDhUsSsr_djP2dJq276OxbLI&h=AT1OyG6gRo7V6BzF1IdXg1l48hu3IXl23xZZ1ACgBSqrqUz6DmJEkiqDjJJoKELfn9uNwAL6IFKusfxP-x70MUNnifW69LEg6Tg2kX2OpBaJU8v0iYBGfJO9vjpqcGOYwdkyQfcWbzub4i1W0qmBeg

As longn as they don't enter stage on wheelchairs .....

Enlarge it and you see the skin shining through.

Friday: Yesterday:

Body painting?

For sure!

The guys on this album all seem to have been part of the Milwaukee scene. Trumpeter Jeff Pietrangelo died in 2013 at age 60. I found Jack Grassel`s webpage. I will try to contact him. p.s. Jack Grassel replied and told me several interesting things .....

Thanks. Drummer Andy LoDuca has a web page, but there are no contact links. http://naturalpathmusic.com/Andy%20LoDuca%20Biography.html

I found this CD in the Tom Lord disco but cannot find it anywhere else. Does some kind board member happen to own it? I need composer credits, track timings, and location and date of the recording. I'd be grateful for a copy of it, too. Thanks in advance! Date: probably 1998 Label: LaDonna Tracks Melvin Rhyne (ldr), Jeff Pietrangelo (t), Jack Grassel (g), Melvin Rhyne (key), Andy LoDuca (d) a. Nessun Dorma(Composer Unknown) b. Loose Change(Melvin Rhyne) c. Star Eyes(Don Raye, Gene DePaul) d. Last Dance Of The Samurai(Composer Unknown) e. Sweet Melancholy(Composer Unknown) f. Resolution(Composer Unknown) g. The Wind Beneath My Wings(Composer Unknown) All titles on: LaDonna CD013148044287 — Tracks

Thanks! You're right abpout Upton. My memory failed me after hearing that song in my teens ... The composer credits to the three other Weeden tunes should be right as well. I went for the ones in the BRIAN database, but when there are several tunes with the same name, and not all of them are entered .... but that's part of the research. Thanks again - this clears on of the three last questions I had about Melvin Rhyne recordings. another was answered by John Altenburgh after I wrote him an e-mail regarding the Mark Ladley trio sessions with Rhyne. The last one wil ne put in a new thread in this forum.

The day over in the car:

Thanks for the kind words. I just wanted to give Don some back for the many hours of pleasure he gave me with his music.

When looking at the Lord Disco a few days ago I noticed that some of my research found its way there. Nice to see it bearing fruit elsewhere. The link to the online version is in the opening post.

My Don Patterson discography is online on www.jazzdiscography.com! https://jazzdiscography.com/Artists/don-patterson/index.php

This entry in my upcoming disco of The Latin Jazz Quintet sums up all I could find about this session, Please take care to get an issue with the complete tracks when buying an LP! Only the Trip LP has all tracks. Date: mid-1960's ? Label: Trip The Latin Jazz Quintet with Guests Juan Amalbert [= Emanuel K. Rahim], The Latin Jazz Quintet (ldr), Lonnie Hillyer (t), Virgil Jones (t, fh), Hugh Brodie (ss), Pharoah Sanders, Harold Vick (ts), Melvin Lastie (c), Jack Jeffers, Kiane Zawadi (tb), Cornell Dupree, Jerry Patterson (eg), George Gould, Stanley Johnson (p), Bill Ellington, Alex Lane (b), Chuck Rainey (eb), Juan Amalbert [= Emanuel K. Rahim] (per, dir), Ray Armando, Tommy Derrick, Johnny Griggs, Pete Jackson, Ray Lucas, Earl Williams (per) a. The Dues Prayer(Bill Ellington, Juan Amalbert [= Emanuel K. Rahim]) Up Front LP 12" UPF-150 — Spotlight On Pharoah Sanders With The Latin Jazz Quintet Phoenix LP 12" PHX-309 — The Latin Jazz Quintet Featuring Pharoah Sanders b. Daria(Bill Ellington, Juan Amalbert [= Emanuel K. Rahim]) Up Front LP 12" UPF-150 — Spotlight On Pharoah Sanders With The Latin Jazz Quintet Phoenix LP 12" PHX-309 — The Latin Jazz Quintet Featuring Pharoah Sanders c. Midnight Montuno(Bill Ellington, Juan Amalbert [= Emanuel K. Rahim]) Up Front LP 12 "UPF-150 — Spotlight On Pharoah Sanders With The Latin Jazz Quintet Phoenix LP 12" PHX-309 — The Latin Jazz Quintet Featuring Pharoah Sanders d. Treasure Of Sierra Madre (Gold Of The Mother Mountain)(Max Steiner) e. 7002 B Shake A Lady - 2:31(Ray Bryant) Golden Earth 45 50002 f. 7002 A Haarlem - 2:28(Stanley Johnson, Juan Amalbert [= Emanuel K. Rahim]) Golden Earth 45 50002 Up Front LP 12" UPF-150 — Spotlight On Pharoah Sanders With The Latin Jazz Quintet Phoenix LP 12" PHX-309 — The Latin Jazz Quintet Featuring Pharoah Sanders g. P's and Q's(Bill Ellington, Juan Amalbert [= Emanuel K. Rahim]) Up Front LP 12" UPF-150 — Spotlight On Pharoah Sanders With The Latin Jazz Quintet Phoenix LP 12" PHX-309 — The Latin Jazz Quintet Featuring Pharoah Sanders h. Oh! Pharoah Speak(Bill Ellington, Juan Amalbert [= Emanuel K. Rahim]) Up Front LP 12" UPF-150 — Spotlight On Pharoah Sanders With The Latin Jazz Quintet Phoenix LP 12" PHX-309 — The Latin Jazz Quintet Featuring Pharoah Sanders All titles on: Trip LP 12" TLP-8008 — Oh! Pharoah Speak The above is a collective personnel listing taken from the first issue of these tracks on the Trip label. Amalbert, Jones, Patterson, Ellington, and Derrick are listed as members of the Latin Jazz Quintet, all others as guests. Other than this personnel listing the back cover or labels do not show composer credits nor track timings - the composer credits are from http://members.aol.com/ishorst/love/discsand.html except for the Sierra Madre theme and Ray Bryant's tune. Place and date of this session are unknown. Some sources claim it was Pharoah Sanders' first recording session, which would date it in the second half of 1962, before his first session for ESP (January 4, 1963) and after the Latin Jazz Quintet's last for Prestige (April 20, 1962). Its first release on LP was ca. 1971. The two tracks on the 45rpm single, released as "Juan Amalbert And His Band probably are from this session. Track f titled Brok'tit Off In Harlem on the 45 rpm issue.

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Thanks, the copy that I had was a CD, too. The Coe LP with other, earlier music I still have.

I once had an LP by Jimmy Coe but sold it to another board member - unfortunately I cannot remember who it was, as I found out I did not take notes of the complete credits. Below is what I have. I need composer credits for several tracks. Can you help me? Thanks in advance .... Date: April 21 & May 6, 2000 Location: Indianapolis, IN Label: Weeden International Recording & Publishing Co. Jimmy Coe & Paul Weeden Jimmy Coe, Paul Weeden (ldr), Clifford Ratliff (t), Jimmy Coe (ts), Emmett Stewart (bar), Reginald Duvalle (tb), Paul Weeden (g), Melvin Rhyne (p), Frank Smith (b), Earl Coe (d), Steve Como King (cga), James Bell, Aretta Bush, Ronald Weeden (v) a. Slick Dude - 6:40 b. At Odds - 3:39 c. Boogie Down - 5:38 d. This Bitter Earth - 4:25(Clyde Otis) e. Day By Day - 2:10(Axel Stordahl, Paul Weston, Sammy Cahn) f. April Is Pretty - 5:50 g. Dexter - 3:37(Paul Weeden) h. In Between - 3:54(Paul Weeden) i. Now I Know - 3:40(Paul Weeden) j. More Today Than Yesterday - 2:49(Patrick Upton) k. Naptown Shuffle - 4:00 All titles on: Weeden International Recording & Publishing Co. CDJCPW1329 — Now I Know Dreams Do Come True James Bell (v) on j; Aretta Bush (v) on d-e; Ronald Weeden (v) on i. The last two tracks were reversed in the back cover listing. p.s. data corrected after GOM's reply below. Case closed.

I may go for this as I am interested in the genesis of Take Five. The released take to me sounds like there is an obvious edit before the drum solo.

This afternoon, Blue Note 10-inch sessions time:

Played it for my wife this afternoon - she found it just as moving as I do. After that, Fauré's cello music.