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What? No Roland Kirk? You did a good job, but I think there should be at least one gritty greasy organ with horns album on the list. Probably Back at the Chicken Shack or what have you. Also lacking: Brubeck and Kenton. Not that I would necessarily put them on a personal favourites list, but they are/were big sellers and influential. And maybe there should have been a nice Sinatra album on there as well. Still a good job!

1960, Hank Crawford - More Soul (Atlantic)

It's not the best, their Frühlingsbock, which is helles, is much better. This one is good for a dark Bock though, in spite of a tad too much alcohol in the smell. Those bottles are mighty hefty, security glass or whatever, and no cans available. Posting this stuff across the pond costs an arm and a leg. Better you wrap yourself in some brown paper and send here. and BTW, Oettinger is the stuff that only the students and the assis drink. It not only costs just 40 cents a bottle, it also has very little bubbles and so you can drink it much faster than other beer. Cheap thrills!

Still October and the Bock has arrived! Yummmm!!

1993, Barney Wilen - Inside Nitty=Gritty (Venus), ctd the next two days

starting to bitch about threads, are you? oh, the poverty! ← Yes, but you're bitching about bitching about threads. Bee-yatch. :rsmile: ← ah! caught!

starting to bitch about threads, are you? oh, the poverty!

there exists already a classic AfricaJeff animation!

this WD 40 can use some cleaning itself!

I believe it was AfricaBrass who mentioned this neat trick. Instead of peeling at the sticker, you unhinge the bottom of the jewel case lid and open the thing bottom to top, using the sticker as a hinge. That way you can more easily get the thing off. Of course if the sticker is old and nasty, you may still be left with some residue, which you will then have to remove using anything from spit to after shave...

schwinggg!

There's Tubby Hayes and then The Jazz Corps. And didn't he sit in with Stitt once?

This album is perfect to get someone started on Kirk. I have recommended it many times and have yet to hear someone complain and want their money back. Fantastic album with lots of energy, lots of taste and lots of fun. I'll be spinning it soon!

This one is going to be listed on its correct recording date: October 20, 1959. Would have hated to miss including that one ← blame it on the BN proofreading department!

October 1, 1947, Bing Crosby radio show, later released on Black Lion 1957, Lyle Ritz - How About Uke? (Verve) 1960, Gerry Mulligan - Concert Jazz Band at the Village Vanguard (Verve) October 2, 1939, Benny Goodman Sextet records for Columbia 1944, Count Basie Orchestra radio broadcast released on various labels 1954, Pee Wee Russell - We're in the Money (Black Lion) 1959, Jackie McLean - Swing, Swang, Swinging (Blue Note) 1990, Barney Wilen & Mal Waldron - Movie Themes from France (Timeless)

the redhotjazz archive has plenty streaming audio. This is what they have on copyright (scroll down), which is admittedly not much.

yes, cool beans. next up a littly table using one of those BN posters that came with the DMM mastered series?

I'm starting to think the same. Ubu needs a rest!

I'll take my time to get there ← I just took the test and I will meet you there then. ← Then it's really going to be Hell! :rsmile: ← HEY!!