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1960, George Shearing and Nancy Wilson record for Capitol (The Swingin's Mutual) 1963, Joe Dailey Trio at Newport (RCA Victor)

Paris Reunion Band - Jazz Bühne Berlin '88 Amiga 8 56 418 Nat Adderley- trumpet; Woody Shaw- trumpet; Curtis Fuller- trombone; Nathan Davis- sax; Joe Henderson- sax; Walter Bishop Jr.- piano; Jimmy Woode- bass; Idris Muhammad- drums.

oy, that's sad.

1963, Pierre Michelot - Round About a Bass (Mercury/JiP) 1966, Hans Koller - Relax with my Horns (MPS), ctd the next two days 1973, Barney Kessel - Summertime in Montreux (Black Lion)

Hey peoples, it's rocky! Welcome back from seclusion! (don't tell him the thing he linked to was already posted in the goofy stuffs thread)

1935, Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra, feat. Billie Holiday record for Brunswick 1953, Art Farmer Septet records for Prestige (Plays the Arrangements of Gigi Gryce and Quincy Jones), follow up 7 June the next year 1968, Charles Tolliver and his All Stars a.k.a. Paper Man (Polydor/Black Lion)

1942, Frank Sinatra records for RCA 1954, Barney Kessel records for Contemporary (Kessel Plays Standards) 1965, Jazz Crusaders - Chile con Soul (Pacific), ctd the next day 1970, Pharoah Sanders - Summun, Bukmun, Umyun (impulse!)

the other option would be to use CDex for the extraction (or ripping). It is small, free, and easy to use. http://cdexos.sourceforge.net/ there's a tutorial here. You should go through numbers 1, 2 and 3 to set up the programme (skip the mp3 and normalisation stuff). Under #3, it is explained how you can make sure that the big file you are going to rip will end up somewhere on your harddisk where there is enough room for it. Then look up how to rip wavs under #6

catesta thinks farting into wool makes ice cream.... from here

did you check that More Signs page yet?

Exciting Links for Boring Days in No Particular Order: http://also-online.com/links/

hope all is well wherever you be

1936, Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra feat. Billie Holiday record for Brunswick 1937, Count Basie & His Orchestra feat. Billie Holiday radio broadcast from the Savoy Ballroom, released on various "labels". Three tunes were officially released in the Columbia 4CD box America's #1 Band. 1969, Harold Mabern - Workin' & Wailin' (Prestige)

Check out the Llama... ← is those *under* the bear???

http://www.kontraband.com/show/show.asp?ID=2392

http://blog.wfmu.org/freeform/2005/06/multi_culty.html

I understand you only have a CDr of the material? You will need to extract a .wav from that. From a quick glance at the specs, I do not think Audacity can do this. You will need a programme like Exact Audio Copy or CDex http://www.exactaudiocopy.org/ http://cdexos.sourceforge.net/ This .wav will be a pretty big file! My guess would be about 500Mb or more.

find it back and play it man. This is fun stuff!

Did you catch this one when it was available at BasicHip? If you did miss it, get it here... If it is any indication, there will likely be quite a bit of stoopidity in that box. Good stuff!

"trompet marin" seems to be synonymous to "tromba marina", or "Trompetengeige"

1960, George Shearing with Nancy Wilson record for Capitol (The Swingin's Mutual) with Eddie Costa, vib; Dick Garcia, g; prob. George Duvivier, b; prob. Walter Bolden, ds;