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EKE, I remember finally tracking this down several years ago. Hilbert's PWR discography dates this as June 20, 1950 and attributes it to a private acetate recorded at his home. Hilbert also lists a version of "Louise" with both Pee Wee and Bud Jacobson on clarinets (along with a different pianist and a trombonist. Apparently still unissued. I'd love to hear that one! There are two more titles that don't include Pee Wee.

Duke Ellington - Don't Touch Me (Capitol) Ella Fitzgerald - Don't Touch Me (a different song), from Misty Blue Illinois Jacquet - Stay Away (Victor) Rosetta Howard - Stay Away From My Door (Decca) Ethel Waters - Go Back Where You Spent Last Night (Columbia)

Baseball is back! Sort of. I always was impressed by how realistic the Strat-O-Matic games could be.

Not sure how many of you have seen this. Strat-o-matic is simulating the 2020 season day by day and posting updates each day at 2 pm. http://www.strat-o-matic.com/2020-season-simulation/ Devers is off to a good start with the Red Sox with 3 HR and 5 RBI already after 2 games.

Thanks!

Aargh! One of my earliest baseball memories. Unfortunately, my wife deleted it from the DVR several years ago before I had a chance to watch it.

Yes, he could. Here's a nice one that a friend produced and issued:

This was discussed in an earlier thread. See here: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php?/topic/56102-trane-and-monk-detroit-1967/

It looks like their website is down. You may be able to access this earlier snapshot here: http://web.archive.org/web/20161104200659/http://vancouverjazz.com/2016/02/jazz-notes-john-coltrane-thelonious-monk-cobo-hall-1967.html

Disc 3 of:

You might try contacting his son George Schuller at schulldog@pipeline.com. Perhaps he can help you out.

Some of these parallel issues were slightly different as I recall.

It looks like the second one (the Japanese issue) came out in 1980, prior to the domestic issue (1981). What about these?

Many cases in this area and elsewhere are being traced back to a Biogen conference that was held recently in Boston. The St. Patrick's Day parade in Boston has been cancelled. Harvard and MIT are sending students home for spring break and telling them not to come back until the fall. Massachusetts has declared a state of emergency, although it's not clear what that really means at this stage.

Tony Scott played with Romano Mussolini. Perhaps that's the source of the confusion.

I agree. His presence on a record is almost a guarantee of musical value.

Smith appeared on several albums on Contemporary (in addition to his own Folk Jazz), such as: Red Norvo. Music to Listen to Red Norvo By Shelly Manne. Concerto for Clarinet & Combo Barney Kessel Plays Carmen. He also is on albums by the American Jazz Ensemble on RCA Victor and Epic.

Sorry to hear this. He used "William O. Smith" for his classical efforts and Bill Smith in jazz settings. I love his "Folk Jazz" album.

Hampton Hawes. The Sermon. individual solo tracks by Ray Bryant. Same for James Williams. Sitting at Heathrow between flights. Can provide more information when I get home.

Good thing we don't have a "sitting on sofa" thread. You'd have a trifecta!

Oops! A duplicate! Sorry.