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Street Singer is composed of tracks released on the US RVG of Jackie's Bag and I believe another title I just forgot and am too lazy to check out now -_-

Done

okay, I'm mad enough t seems also colours, but less bright, more like the "pastel" versions I used pics I downloaded from William Claxton's site way back when. This is just another go at some covers. Maybe others would like to throw in their ideas as well?

nose flutes for everyone!

Happy Birthday Berigan's Mom!!!!!!!!!!!!!! wait... Happy Birthday Catesta too!

both are coming out HUGE! Nice covers Bev! I haven't got around to actually print the simplistic track info only ones I made myself. I wanted to cook up something but haven't found time for it yet. I would consider using these, but the colours are a bit too, erm... bright for my tastes.... (no offense, just a different taste I guess). BTW: where did you get the pics? Is this your own work?

Aaah! The Jungle Vee Eye Pea!

abebooks.com lists a copy for 50$ Bookfinder lists several copies fir similar prices still rather steep...

Many will have found this already, but the site on Barney et la note bleue that brownie linked to earlier has an extensive discography/biography. Direct Link

enjoy! happy birthday!!

sent that PM. take your time. and now somebody please get this thread on track and topic again! -_-

I assume the Jutta Hipp (and maybe also the Hans Koller) stuff is the same as featured on this Cool Jazz in Germany CD? She plays with Joki Freund and Emil Mangelsdorff. No bari on this disk, but an interesting one nonetheless. Click here for info and some samples (tracks 1-4 by Hipp, 5-8 by Roland Kovac, 9-11 by Bill Grah, 12-14 by Hans Koller, 15-16 by Attila Zoller, 17-19 by Rudi Sehring)

as Claude pointed out: zweitausendeins.de has several for sale at the moment...

sorry for being a day late Daniel. Blame it on the winter time & happy day after!

looks a good tip to me sherlock! the 9 month pregnant singer is .... intruiging....

I'd recommend you get some 50s stuff as well. Blues Walk for instance, a very relaxed, easy listening album. It's not greaze, but it's funky and it's Lou

hey, if all of you are going out to get that Wilen disk, I'd urge you to add the Guy Lafitte from the same series to your shopping basket as well

Well, I liked the music well enough after re-listening. But my comment about the sound/recording quality stands. I found it very tiring listening to this with my full attention. Playing it in the background, sitting in the other room, I was able to enjoy the music more (heck, and I like it A LOT!) Somehow the sound is very very FULL. There is no empty room anywhere, just sound sound sound. The organ is a bit too loud for my tastes and the sine-waves at times almost hurt my ears. The guitar and organ sounds blend too much, there's no separation, their definition is too fuzzy/muddy at the edges. The vibes are way back in the mix. Maybe luckily so, 'cause when Bobby lets his notes sound off, the combination of the three instruments all making very loud, almost pure sine-waves produces already nigh-unbearable overtones. All this sux big time because I like the music VERY MUCH. It's a great album, great tunes, and great solo-ing. Am I the only one with this problem? Is it my set-up? Is it my copy of the disk? Is it the original tapes (i.e. how does the vinyl sound)? Or is it the remix/CD transfer? I don't want to spoil your AotW Paul, but the sound spoils close listening for me.

you can download a free demo version of the nero burning rom software from nero.com. It has all the features but will self-destruct after a certain date. I got nero with my burner and have been very satisfied.

click here for the thread and here you can find that weird organissimo illusion

there's a thread on this one buried somewhere on this board. Though this seems to be from another site. On the originally discussed site there where disclaimers NOT to post the heavy ones like the one above as they may cause people to drop off their chairs and all Anyhow, one of the illusions had a repetition of the organissimo logo arranged just like the circles above and there's movement in there as well. May be a cool trick for a CD package! Can't seem to find it that fast on the site though. I did stumble on the one you posted.

Jim, did you solve the questions? Who is Bob Minster? Who is Fred Weezy?

congrats!

crazy, but tasty!

Shall we not have Hank Mobley's Syrup & Biscuits (SNFilter) to go with the McGriddles?