jazztrain

If you have the needed discographical details, he's very willing to add it to the database. By the way, there's a Bear Family 2-cd set that includes "A Party With John" but not the other titles: https://www.bear-family.com/naura-quintett-michael-european-jazz-sounds-2-cd.html

None of the three titles you asked about is in Lord. Michael Naura appears in 23 recording sessions in Lord. The only title from your screenshot that appears under Naura is a version of "Party with John" from July 31, 1955 from a session for Metronome.

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Gene DiNovi. b. 1928.

RIP, Abdullah. I was fortunate to have seen him many times over the years in the greater Boston area. Thanks for all the music.

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The festival was presented by Vivo, which appears to be the rebranded Celebrity Series.

Ethan Iverson (compositions of James P. Johnson and John Coltrane) two nights ago at WGBH (Boston) playing solo two nights ago. Miguel Zenon Quartet last night at Arrow Street in Cambridge last night. Both excellent!

Hal Singer

Thanks for clearing that up. There seems to be a lot of confusion about the pronunciation. For example, Marc Myers had a JazzWax column (that website seems to be down for the moment or gone) where he wrote: >>> JazzWax: May 2023 jazzwax.com https://www.jazzwax.com › 2023/05 › page May 18, 2023 — He was 29. JazzWax note: Wade Legge's name was pronounced Wade LEDGE-ee, not LEDGE-ay. >>> Also, note the tune on Legg's 1953 album on Vogue, also issued on Blue Note, has a tune called "Wade Leg's Blues." That would suggest the possible "leg" pronunciation. Here's a shot of the Blue Note cover: Finally, here's a broadcast where Bob Garrity pronounces it as "Leggy" at about 6:14 in. I guess I'll go with "Leggy" in the future.

In most cases, it looks like the file names indicate the date (year/month/day).

What a find! That's a steal!

Easy to confuse: Warne Marsh and Arno Marsh

Mirror image: George Russell and Russell George (bass) Easily confused: Keter Betts and Skeeter Best