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It doesn't show up on the Uptown website. I found this there on a discussion list: >>> Re:Don Joseph - "One Of A Kind" Sorry for late reply. Hopefully, the Don Joseph will be issued as a Cd early next year. Thanks for your interest. Bob Sunenblick >>> Unfortunately, that was 5 years and 5 months ago.

He seems to be very much under the radar. Here's an old post that states he taught at the University of Toronto (see post from 9/29/2011): http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php?/topic/66517-charlie-parker-at-birdland-1950/&page=2 There's no Robert Bregman currently listed in the staff directory at the University of Toronto. Here's what appears to be the wedding announcement of his daughter from 2002: http://www.nytimes.com/2002/10/13/style/weddings-celebrations-nicole-bregman-robert-young-jr.html It looks like the daughter might live in New Jersey.

It was mentioned elsewhere, which is how I found out about it. It's been out for a while. I got my copy about a month ago.

It's the invisible clown! Don't remember what it was. How about this one?

If you're interested in jazz and pop vocalists, you might check out Rust's "The Complete Entertainment Discography From 1897 to 1942." For later years, the Bruyninckx vocalists discography volumes might be of some use.

There are lots of jazz discographies, some general (like Rust, Delauney, Jepsen, Bruyninckx, and Raben) and others more specialized covering individual labels or artists. Where do your interests lie?

I think Big Beat Steve is saying that Rust lists relatively contemporary 78 issues as well as some first issues that were on LP. Rust generally does not list LP reissues (unless it's the first issue of the material). I have many editions of Rust. The most recent issue (now apparently out of print in book form) was something of a disappointment. It lacked an index (you had to buy it separately, with the result that it is not bound with the main body of the discography). In addition, the layout was changed (in my mind, not for the better). I find the 4th and 5th editions easier to use.