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there's an original Vogue copy of the Sadi for sale here. 120 EUR is A LOT of money

has any of that leased material on the four 10"s Bill mentions ever been rereleased in complete form? I know the Moody was released on a Vogue CD paired with Frank Foster material, but it was incomplete. I would very much like to hear the Hodeir arrangements for strings.

IMHO the player who really nails this technique on trombone is Albert Mangelsdorff. I would recommend checking out some of his recordings if you're into this. Thanks, I will. you'll want the later stuff. someone here will be able to fill you in on the best choices. there is some nice solo work out there too. I myself am quite partial to Hot Hut, an album he did with Elveeen and Dauner, but I doubt it is either easily available or the best there is.

I'll drop Kenny G a note that he don a new artist name for his next album. Maybe he can rent the name of someone well loved in the truly hip jazz circles.

get you carpal tunnel syndrome here

the very first Air I picked up was 80° below '82 on Antilles. It's on CD (Japan) and I bought it on a whim and because I recognised Threadgill's name from 'nuff 'nuff (which I had on tape) and it pretty much impressed me. I'll need to play it again. Has this ever been out on domestic CD?

Unnecessary. You folks mingle for chissakes! The "conversation" component can certainly be very nice, but by throwing everything (and I mean EVERYTHING) into one thread, it tends to become cluttered and cliquish. The rat thread could really do with a little opening up IMO and the discussions there could use a little spreading across several threads and topics. I doubt whether much of the "conversation" would be lost that way. Besides collective moaning on the unavailability of certain titles, it usually amounts to little more than plugging one album after another and nodding in agreement or not. A bit of a drastic "outside" take on an otherwise fun to read thread, I know you can take it

yup, that's the trick

I'm still waiting for Moody with Strings

other thread so I guess this is the best there is... (?)

that's streaming audio of the complete ditty there at Ubuweb

Introduction & Rondo Largo Scherzo - Trio - Scherzo Presto - Denouement - Cadenza - Finale Have fun! Me likey! read along

Just sold the last one to that guy with the fierce look from underneath the towel. I'll drop you a line when the next batch comes in. These puppies are getting rare though since they were discontinued at the plant almost 15 years ago.

abba is the unofficial soundtrack to that film

simo, yes and we both took our time I should think thanks for checking, I've edited the bit about dizzy

yes, a little google sleuthing took me to several sites and this is what I pulled up. PD, maybe you can check the info I posted?

so there's Jam Session #1 & #2 Charlie Parker, Benny Carter, Johnny Hodges (alto saxophone); Flip Phillips, Ben Webster (tenor saxophone); Charlie Shavers (trumpet); Oscar Peterson (piano); Barney Kessel (guitar); Ray Brown (bass); J.C. Heard (drums). Hollywood June, 1952. 1. Jam Blues 2. What Is This Thing Called Love 3. Ballad Medley: All The Things You Are / Dearly Beloved / Nearness Of You, The / I'll Get By / Everything Happens To Me / Man I Love, The / What's New / Someone To Watch Over Me / Isn't It Romantic 4. Funky Blues Jam Session #3 & #4 Harry "Sweets" Edison (tp); Benny Carter, Willie Smith (as); Buddy DeFranco (cl); Wardell Gray, Stan Getz (ts); Count Basie (p on 1 & 2, org only on 3); Arnold Ross (p on 3 & 4); Freddie Green (g); John Simmons (b); Buddy Rich (d). Hollywood, August 3, 1953 1. Apple Jam 2. Oh Lady be good 3. Blues for the Count 4. Ballad Medley: Indian Summer - Willow Weep For Me - If I Had You - A Ghost Of A Chance - Love Walked In - Sophisticated Lady - Nancy - I Hadn't Anyone Till You Jam Session #5 (1,2), #7 (3,4) & #8 (5,6) Roy Eldridge (tp) Dizzy Gillespie (tp 3,4,5,6) Johnny Hodges (as) Illinois Jacquet, Flip Phillips, Ben Webster (ts) Lionel Hampton (vib) Oscar Peterson (p) Ray Brown (b) Buddy Rich (d) NYC, September 2, 1953 1. Jamming For Clef 2. Rose Room 3. Blue Lou 4. Just You, Just Me 5. Jam BLues 6. Ballad Medley Jam Session #6 (1,2) & #9 (3,4) Roy Eldridge, Dizzy Gillespie (tp) Bill Harris (tb) Buddy DeFranco (cl) Flip Phillips (ts) Oscar Peterson (p) Herb Ellis (g) Ray Brown (b) Louis Bellson (d) NYC, October 30, 1954 1. Stompin' at the Savoy, Pt. 1 2. Stompin' at the Savoy, Pt. 2 3. Funky Blues No. 2 4. Lullaby in Rhythm right? (please do correct this stuff!)

the selected tab is in white. all other available tabs that are currently NOT selected are in green. those unavailable are in grey shade and hardly readable anyhow. Check an artist like John Coltrane who has most of the tabs working. The design could have been much much better

check the "compilations" tab under "discography"

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or one of those dudes that keep the pope from getting harmed.

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