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Irving Berlin? I'd say you're right and I'd say it's Alfred Lion's birthplace Gotenstraße 7, Berlin

Maybe all Reinier would like is this kind of reissue to be put under the Misc. Music section, where it belongs -- sort of. I for one would have liked to see the Grateful Dead thread there instead of in the Artists Forum. But eyyyyy...

not exactly the "vine circuit", but you can get your rocks off, here

A kind sould wanted to be kind and gave me a pair as a gift. They received the radio from the neighbours on the right and when I switched to the other channel, I could listen in on the mobile phone from the neighbours on the left. Although I was tempted to keep 'em just for the juicy details from the left, I got rid of them as the constant hum was making my ears bleed. The kind soul was kind about it.

Gawd - the wonders of modern technology. I use a one speed insurance policy. that too, but pills beat surgery in the convenience department

I use a vacuum cleaner on a low speed

Disc 2

Roy Eldridge Verve Disc 1

Besides the early Gillespie big band recordings, there are live/radio recordings of this tune with Lee in Blakey's band from the late 50s/early 60s. Some of which have been released on various labels. The Paris Champs-Elysées 1958 (Fontana/JiP) and Olympia 1961 (RTE Laserlight) are freely available. edit: johnagrandy beat me to it.

Art Pepper & George Cables - Tête-à-Tête (Galaxy)

ka-chink!

-Inner City LP 12": IC 2029 - Tete!

isn't EKE BBB still looking for data on that release for his Tete discography? If you really need to know what those liners say, I can help you out of course!

before: Dexter Gordon - The Apartment (Inner City/Steeple Chase) now: Tete Montoliu Trio - Tete! (Inner City/Steeple Chase)

happy birthday Jeff!

look here

Hat Hut Records Ltd., Therwil P.O.Box 521, 4020 Basel, Switzerland

more belated

Scott Hamilton Quintet - In Concert (Concord) before that: Billy Byers-Joe Newman c/w Eddie Bert Septet - East Coast Sounds (Jazztone) before that: Sarah Vaughan - In the Land of Hi-Fi (Mercury) and before that: Frank Sinatra - In The Wee Small Hours (Capitol)

belated happy huppy tony!