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Jim, it's been a long time since I last listened to this one - would be a little bit embarassing if it were from this (at least I did immediately and spontaneously guess it could be Ibrahim, but I thought none I had). Anyway: you gotta get it indeed! Those Ibrahim albums with Carlos Ward are a great bunch of records! ubu Not giving anything away, but that is a DANG fine album you link there. The version of Kramat that starts off side A is killer. You need this indeed!

Jim, WRT your guess on track 8, if you indeed have both albums on vinyl, you have more than I do and I envy you. Track 9 has been correctly identified in a PM sent to me. The person who guessed right lives up to his handle and shows the class of a king by not blurting it out and keeping you all guessing. Track 11 is from an obscure record by a VERY obscure band and can probably only be correctly identified by one person on this board besides myself. I'll have a whole lot to write about this one. Stay tuned.

I was indeed going to post some ideas in the answers thread, but as you seem to damn restless to wait, I opened a thread here.

I think kh1958 feels a lot better now about missing that show...

check the tracklisting of the RVG above, there's introductions before Woody 'n You and before Old Devil Moon.

okay to each his own. I enjoy the music more than the sound deficiency disturbs me. B)

yeah! cut it out willya!

c'mon Dan, you can do better than that! Give this thread some spice!

owww man! what a thing to say. music is more than sound and as you yourself admit, the playing is really great here.

cool beans!

strange conclusion. mine would have been: I'm away for the weekend (leaving in an hour or so) and so I'm gonna post like hell now, so I don't miss the fun.

yeah well, you maybe! I'm a big grown up! (as this post proves again) And: a citizin of this world, you are correct there

cool, now it's gonna be one of those political posts that's gonna get the honour.

congratulations!

I love it when a plan comes together

FWIW, amazon.de lists a copy of vol 8 from a private seller for 15 EUR

which is why I quit my search for volume 2 and went the RVG route myself.

okay, now someone post that "Maltz for SACD" cover and we're complete again

who me? never!

250 as of this post

the first page of that comic is still online: here (455 Kb pdf)

according to this site, it's something like this: tk 1 Woody'n You rejected tk 2 A Night in Tunisia (afternoon) BLP 1581 tk 3 I've Got You Under My Skin TOCJ 1613 tk 4 What Is This Thing Called Love? rejected tk 5 That Ol' Devil Moon rejected tk 6 A Night in Tunisia (evening) TOCJ 1613 tk 7 Softly, As in a Morning Sunrise (alt. take) TOCJ 1613 tk 8 Four TOCJ 1614 tk 9 Woody'n You TOCJ 1614 tk 10 That Ol' Devil Moon BLP 1581 tk 11 What Is This Thing Called Love? TOCJ 1613 tk 12 Softly, As in a Morning Sunrise BLP 1581 tk 13 Sonnymoon for Two BLP 1581 tk 14 I Can't Get Started BLP 1581 tk 15 I'll Remember April TOCJ 1614 tk 16 Get Happy (long ver.) TOCJ 1614 tk 17 Striver's Row BLP 1581 tk 18 All the Things You Are TOCJ 1614 tk 19 Get Happy (short ver.) TOCJ 1614 tk 20 Striver's Row rejected all 16 tracks that are on the three TOCJ issues are on the RVG 2CD

TOCJ 1581: 1 Old devil moon 2 Softly as in a morning sunrise 3 striver's row 4 Sonnymoon for two 5 A night in Tunisia 6 I can't get started Vol. 2: TOCJ 1613 ??? Vol. 3: TOCJ 1614 1 All the things you are 2 Woody'n you 3 Four 4 I'll remember April 5 Get happy 6 Get happy RVG 2CD: 1 A night in Tunisia 2 I've got you under my skin 3 A night in Tunisia 4 Softly as in a morning sunrise 5 Four 6 Introduction 7 Woody 'n' you 8 Introduction 9 Old devil moon 1 What is this thing called love 2 Softly as in a morning sunrise 3 Sonnymoon for two 4 I can't get started 5 I'll remember April 6 Get happy 7 Striver's row 8 All the things you are 9 Get happy

I believe there were three disks in the TOCJ BN Works series comprising all of the material on the RVG 2CD set. I have vol 1 and vol 3. If I can squeeze it in and don't forget I can do some comparing.

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