mikeweil

I love all of his albums that I have, and his book of photos, which I got two years ago. R.I.P.

The bottle to greet the new year: Bouvet "Trésor" Crémant de Loire brut 2019 All the best for 2024 for all members!

With one exception! "This Is The Blues"

In the preface to my Paul Bryant discography I wrote: "Bryant’s discography is an illustration of producer Richard Bock’s almost obsessive use of editing, in this case to release tracks in different formats. Besides the LPs there were shortened versions on 45 rpm singles, and different edits for 33 rpm singles for juke boxes or radio play." Besides that, he used an alternate take without notice!

Same here. When he was called, he delivered. R.I.P.

It helped me a lot to read the interview with Carol Chamberlain: https://www.jazzwax.com/2023/12/interview-carol-p-chamberland.html

Great stuff, I wonder where she got that truckload of photos. It's a shame this cannot be widely available due to prolems with music licensing.

The latter you mention might be the other one I have: There are no "Girls" on the Lover Man CD.

The companies owning the rights are afraid of losing their corporate identity when material they own is intermingled with that of other companies. Mosaic had the same problem with the Lester Young /Count Basie box - they had to place all the SONY/BMG material on one separate disc.

sincse Sunday: Dora Michel & Claudia Zinserling: "Christmas Songs"

Today:

Merry christmas to everybody, peace and love, and good music.

This afternoon:

Fantastic festive music!

This includes the beautiful christmas pieces by Michel Corrette.

I was old enough but was late due to traffic convulsions and couldn't get in the club. George Adams was wailing while we had to leave.

This afternoon I took a deep dive into Balbastre's music: ..... plus several single pieces from compilations.

The Christmas weekend bottle, one of the best Corbieres wines I know: Château Pech-Latt Corbières 2018 https://pech-latt.com

That was the impression I got from watching some live shows on TV.

That may be a problem due to the loss of many tapes from the Chess archives, and the existence of a cheapo box set covering most of the albums: https://www.discogs.com/release/15300702-James-Moody-The-Complete-Argo-Collection

Thanks for the hint regardarding Golden Days, I will give it a listen. There is another King Pleasure original that may quote - I will post about it later.

Completed sessions of several 1950's Savoy arstist would be nice. Here's a pretty much complete listing: https://jazzdiscography.com/Artists/thelonious-monk/thelonious-monk-discography.php#sess-year_1971