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1956, Nat and Julian Adderley record for EmArcy (To the Ivy League from Nat Adderley) 1963, Sonny Rollins and Coleman Hawkins record for RCA Victor (Sonny Meets Hawk) 1990, Abdullah Ibrahim records the OST for No Fear, No Die (Enja-TipToe)

erm.... at 0,71422619047619047619047619047619 cents per CD, this puppy would only cost 1 euro 19,99 cents. Back to the school bench with you!

Because the 1961 session is split over the two discs on the Complete Quartets release, you only miss one disk, Born to be Blue, which features the tracks with Ike Quebec. The two tunes with Patato are limited to the Mosaic set only.

1956, Shelly Manne and his Men record for Contemporary (More Swinging Sounds) 1957, Bob Brookmeyer records for Pacific Jazz (Traditionalism Revisited) 1962, Sonny Stitt and the Top Brass (Atlantic), ctd the next day 1975, Dizzy Gillespie records live at the Montreux Jazz Festival (Pablo) 1979, Art Pepper records for Galaxy (Landscape, Besame Mucho) 1980, Jan Ptaszyn Wróblewski records for Poljazz (Z Lotu Ptaka)

... for the good stories I guess...

1939, Count Basie and his Orchestra radio broadcast from the Famous Door, released by Columbia 1948, Rex Stewart is the first American to record in Germany after the war; with a racially mixed band in the Eastern part of Berlin, during the time of the monetary reorganisation by the Soviets (Amiga) 1959, Oscar Pettiford records in Baden Baden 1977, OScar Peterson and the Bassists (Ray Brown, NHOP) record for Pablo (Live at Montreux)

Besides most of the albums mentioned, I would have recommended Ruben and the Jets as an album full of the silly doo wop pop song deconstructions found on Freak Out! but driven to the extreme. For some reason FZ decided to redo the bass and drums on this album way way after the fact and the current CD version of Ruben and the Jets is really awful. More so as the stiff in-the-closet drums and bass of the original LP contributed a whole lot to the atmosphere to make this a great album. Similarly, the CD mix of Hot Rats is dramatically different from the LP version. The original vinyl has a much jazzier sound than the CD. Another pity. As mentioned before, luckily you can simply skip the "enhancements" made to the Uncle Meat album when it came out on CD.

ubu is late

no, the plural is theses

happy birthday Agustín!

shit man, he does his own echo!

1949, Art Tatum records solo for Capitol 1957, Bob Brookmeyer - Traditionalism Revisited (Pacific Jazz)

does calling them "listener's copies" make it okay?

it's the big ass bottle cap that knows no mercy!

and death toll rises ding dong

1937, Dicky Wells records in Paris for Prestige 1995, Barney Wilen - Passione (Venus), ctd the next two days

a symbol of unbridled passion!

Thanks to jim's and mike's prompt action them disks have arrived in the upper east areas of that chermany place. Most likely I will only comment when the weekend comes (again) as my life is full of other business. Rest assured these will be played in the meantime though.

try this one on for size: http://www.basichip.com/ pretty schlocky but with some choice moments.

I quit after I saw level 12...!