couw

from couw & maren, with love!

yes

me too. or at least one that doesn't take ages to ship... titles are confusing too. there's astigmatic, astigmatic in concert, astigmatic vo. 5.... etc.

1.Prez 2.Prez and Ben Webster on The Sound of Jazz. 2. Ben Webster on 2 cuts of Belafonte Sings the Blues. Actually I'm not sure of that and don't have a copy of the record but as I remember it Ben Webster and Roy Eldridge play on 2 cuts. But maybe it's just another of those acid flashbacks. he plays on this? can anyone confirm? my connection went via Junior Mance - Clifford Brown - Maynard Ferguson

I think that list looks fine and dandy, fine and dandy...

damn, does that affect my post count?

Hannes Zerbe - Blech Band (Amiga, 1984) until I transferred it to CDr recently.

read the rules, you have to solve my riddle first!

watching the video deus linked now, and suddenly I find my previous post very appropriate...

(couldn't resist)

...oh and DODO MARMOROSA of course.

Max Peuk as Dutch poet, Parker fanatic, and record collector Jules Deelder calls him. Peuk means cigarette butt. In a marvellous passage about picking up a vinyl copy of the Quintet at Massey hall, he writes: "...and yes, 'Jazz at Massey Hall,' with Charlie Yardbird O'Rooni, Diz The Wiz, Bud Powell, 'Fingus' Mingus, and Max Peuk. Wherever you are, you put it on, that record, and suddenly he is there, in the room with you. Who? My Sister Nola with her she-goat legs! Okay...?

THAT was already very funny Lon!

I tried that, it didn't work. The www.organissimo.net site could not be reached either.

was there a server black out just now? I couldn't enter the board for some hours.

after the discussion thread, there are no surprises left here. I'll see if I can find some time to sit down with your test and the handy list of answers again soon. thanks again for including that Carter/Bradford track. I ordered the CD and I'm enjoying it a lot. and I see AMG mentions Joe Bonner to be influenced by Tyner; my guess wasn't as bad as it looked then...

does it have to be Satchmo we start with? otherwise: Lester Young to Harry Belafonte in 5 steps

1. Satchmo 2. Benny Goodman (1947 all star recording) 3. Henry Grimes 4. Cecil Taylor

didn't James Spaulding play flute on that Louis Armstrong & His Friends album? ergo: from 1. Satchmo to 2. Spaulding to 3. Sun Ra

zweitausendeins.de has this one and may other recent WB releases for 7.50 EUR check the list

happy birthday! from couw&maren with love.

that remark above was aimed at rockcenter. I have been drinking a lot of beer already and STILL did better than weizen... go figure...

obviously you haven't been drinking a lot of beer yet...

no trickery this time I gather maren. good. that probably makes up for a lot. just don't go around stealing my cakes from the web willya! we can forge a companionship if you wish. I'll write from couw&maren with love with each new cake and you do the same. deal? (hey, I KNOW cakes are getting rarer by the year, give me a break willya!)

That and DR FUNKENSTEIN! heheheh I would have prefered a "C" in there (funCkenstein)