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in a similar vein, check out how he goes from utterly sweet to growling thunder after the long held note on "Blue Roll" from the same album. Amazing stuff that makes my hairs tingle everytime I hear it.

Andrzej Kurylewicz - Polish Radio Big Band (Muza/Polskie Nagrania)

sorry, not much time to listen, but I might add the name of Michiel Braam and his Bik Bent as a guess for track one and the Pim Jacobs Trio for track 8.

yes, this great album was reissued a couple of years ago. Very nicely done too. It is easily available here in Euroland, but for some reason, distribution on your side of the Nile seems poor.

They write do instead of does when referring to a plural subject?

Jimmy Giuffre - Tangents in Jazz (Capitol/Pausa)

Stan Getz - Pure Getz (Concord)

Nat Adderley Septet - Don't Look Back (Inner City)

maybe rocky can make one for you

yes, me! now you can send me that LP

his solo is good on itself, but it's sticks out like a sore thumb in the performance (which isn't cooking too hot to begin with). huh? so the solo of his is the best of it all? it's like I wrote: the solo is good, but it's out of place and disrupts the flow. So you get a lukewarm performance which doesn't really take off anywhere and then Big Black throws some additional crutches between the spokes. I guess another way of saying it is that his solo sucks.

Art Pepper - No Limit (Contemporary/Boplicity)

Reportaz - S/T (Tonpress)

Reinhard Walter - Jazz Projekte / Lights (Amiga)

he did do North, South, East, ... Wess!

Dietmar Diesner - Solo (Amiga)

Look for rock beat vamps like on Romano/Sclavis/Texier - Vol from the album Carnet de Routes (Label Bleu) or BFT 5, track 9

his solo is good on itself, but it's sticks out like a sore thumb in the performance (which isn't cooking too hot to begin with).

I've been drunk reading Moebius / Jodo comics. Does that count?

http://www.ejazzlines.com/c847/RANDY-WESTO...ICA-p54996.html

Art Pepper - Intensity (Contemporary/OJC)

thanks for clearing that up. Are there any venues and setlists for this European tour?

most likely: Don Rader, Joe Newman, George "Sonny" Cohn, Al Aarons, Fip Ricard (tp) Henry Coker, Benny Powell, Grover Mitchell, Urbie Green (tb) Marshal Royal (as,cl) Frank Wess (ts,as,fl) Eric Dixon (ts,fl) Frank Foster (ts) Charlie Fowlkes (bs) Count Basie (p) Freddie Green (g) Buddy Catlett (b) Sonny Payne (ds) by the end of the year -- and maybe already in September? -- Powell and Green had left the trombone section, to be replaced by Bill Hughes and later by Henderson Chambers and Ken Shroyer.

some of this would fit better in the most obnoxious noise thread!