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1969, Roy Ayers - Daddy Bug (Atlantic)

RIP Mr Banks

RIP Mr Boland

I am bothered by Potter's nails. original B&W

That is what caused me to ask this question. I used the "print this topic" and the pictures came out. Looks like I'll have to use a combination of "turn off images" & "print this topic". ← okay, I get it. I thought you were bothered by avatars and all those pics in the signatures (which you'd get when simply printing a page), not the actual pics that might be posted. The combination looks like the way to go then if you don't want any posted pics either.

even easier is to use the "print this topic" link on the top right hand side of the page

1981, Zoot Sims with Iancsi Körössy performs live ate E.J.'s (In a Mellow Tone, JLR)

maybe you should have let it die before, instead of reviving it after those many moons.

wasn't Brown Sugar recently released on CD by Water?

stop posting nontopical stuff willya!

Ah, stuff it man. SS1 should learn to control himself as much as tatifan. It is pretty crappy to stumble on nontopical posts all of the time. May this very post be an example.

and for Like Someone in Love. Both are fantastic albums. I see "Sincerely Diana" listed for this date, no mention of that on my TOCJ copy of the Tunisia album though.

slap!

1. a very steady swinger to start things out. The guys are obviously having a lot of fun with this. Some of the lush supporting horn arrangements remind me of Ellington. The clarinet does not really ring a bell. In spots the tune reminds me of Bei mir bist du schön. 2. KD is my guess and Pepper too. And the tune rings some LOUD bells. Bull's Eye! Got it! The album never struck me as very strong, but damn if this isn't a great tune. Need to pull that disk out again. Thanks for the prod! 3. late 60s piano trio. Spiffy stuff! Reminiscent of Tyner at times (not him). No guesses, but much appreciation for the flashy performance. 4. Djangoesque geetarr, plenty doubt it is him. More likely a hommage. I like it. 5. drats, pretty sure I know this one or at least half of the players. Especially the trumpeteer sounds more than a tad familiar. He brings in specks of KD and Lee, pretty unique that. The baritone might be Payne. I'll slap my head when the answer is revealed fersure. 6. woa! cool ivories! the horns are too loud at times, but this is great. 7. tune sounds familiarly Dameronian. The trumpet is killing me, sure I should know, but my mind simply draws a blank. None of the remainder is helpful in ringing any bells either. Who's that tenor then? Beautiful tune and great pick. (drats!) 8. I enjoyed this a lot but cannot wager any guesses. Good fun this! 9. humhummmmhummmm... shaddapwillya! sounds like Dave Pike. Love the playing and the tune but sadly cannot really enjoy for all the out of tune humming. 10. Luvly. Chaloff maybe, very agile. Alto does some great stuff as well, likely one of those West Coast boppers I never got around to checking out. Good good stuff. 11. May be Blue M. Damn fine rhythm section. Wynton on piano maybe? Simply a great tune with enough to shake a wild booty and enough to sip a serious drink. 12. ding dong! who's there? sounds like Hutcherson and two altos. The alto on the left at times hits a tone that's so close to Dolphy's that it sends shivers down me spine. Not much that fits here if serendipity and AMG hadn't pointed to the prince and the sonny. This album has been on my radar. 13. must be Basie, harrr. Two tenors fighting a friendly battle. Tate & Thompson maybe. 14. judging by the solo, this must be the drummer's date Interesting Monkisms (also in the composition) combined with Guaraldiqua runs on the piano solo. Familiar trumpet and alto, but you can kick me in the shin and I wouldn't throw up any names. This is nice stuff. Just that, nothing more, nothing less, but at times that's better than all the rest! 15. Howard and Fats on Blue Note. One of those that make me go all harrrrrrrrrrr!!!! I usually lose track on who's who once they start their final exchanges. Fantastic! 16. nice, nice stuff. Very dancey, nicely light. Clarinet towards the end is so sadly dryly real, it must be Artie. 17. damn! good stuff this is. no clue whatsoever. great tenor, familiar trumpet, grand baritone. This has some of that yurpeen sound to it; the rhythm section sounds thoroughly american though. Kick me in the shins once more. 18. Spooks! That piano solo is engraved. Grand stuff!

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1957, Charles Mingus records for RCA/Victor (Tijuana Moods) 1960, Art Taylor - A.T.'s Delight (Blue Note) 1965, Lou Donaldson - Fried Buzzard, live recording for Cadet

1964, Kai Winding - Modern Country (Verve), ctd the next day 1968, Andrew Hill - Grass Roots (Blue Note)

I think you are hearing Monk himself moaning along. His whole body was in spasms when playing, including his vocal chords. Indeed a great album

I don't like cowboy boots

I agree. Maybe you need to give it a little go yourself to find out how difficult this really is. The efforts posted above are only scratching the surface and could be quite rude in the details as those were lacking anyhow from the lo-res photo you posted. If you want good quality prints, you should really consider investing an appropriate amount in the restoration.

see, I left that little piece of info for Aggie to add, but alas...

The box collects the 1998 Sony/Legacy editions of Us Ah Um and Dynasty plus a third disk that has additional alternates/restored tracks from both sessions: 1. Better Git It In Your Soul (alt) 8:30 2. Bird Calls (alt) 4:53 3. Jelly Roll (alt) 6:41 4. Song With Orange (alt) 6:42, restored 5. Diane (alt) 7:29, prev. unissued 6. New Now Know How (alt) 4:19

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1957, Curtis Fuller - Bone & Bari (Blue Note) 1958, Carmen McRae - Birds of a Feather (Decca), ctd 6 and 8 August 1991, Barney Wilen - Modern Nostalgie (Starbust Forever) (Alfa), ctd the next two days

Happy Birthday Lon and many more to come!