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1955, Ahmad Jamal - Chamber Music of the New Jazz (Argo) 1962, Roy Haynes - Out of the Afternoon (Impulse); three tunes to finish it off

happy birthday to you, tooter and many more to come!!

he must have been thinking of Keiko Shorter....

some previous remarks here

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1927, Louis Armstrong Hot Seven record for OKeh 1937, Teddy Wilson feat. Billie Holiday records for Brunswick 1938, Billie Holiday records for Vocalion 1951, Django Reinhardt records for Decca (reissued in the JiParis series) 1954, Thelonious Monk records for the Prestige album "Monk" 1956, Lucky Thompson and the Dave Pochonet All Stars record for Club Francais de Disque (reissued in the JiParis series) 1960, Nancy Wilson continues recording for the Capitol album Something Wonderful 1969, Chick Corea starts a three day recording session, issued as The Complete "Is" Sessions (Solid State/Groove Merchant/Blue Note) 1977, Bill Evans starts a three day recording session that produced I Will Say Goodbye (Fantasy)

Lee Morgan - DelightfuLee

this makes me fear ToTo will somehow also be involved...

I didn't mail your set yet. still shuffling, eh? shuffly-sha-luvly

if you know the exact date and have some hunches, you could try your luck with the national archives in The Hague. It's no google there though and you really need to know where to look. With respect to online resources they did do a nice job with their photo archives: http://beeldbank.nationaalarchief.nl/ If you type in Josephine Baker there, you will get 195 photos covering the post war years. The people at the Archives are very friendly also in questions of clearing copyright on these. While you're browsing old Newspapers, de Groene Amsterdammer has the archives of De Groene from 1877 to 1940 online here: http://www.groene.nl/zylab/ No mention of the 1933 tour, but at least some interesting looking articles. Maybe the dutch jazz archives can help you with the details on your radio show? http://www.jazzarchief.nl

Do a search here: http://kranten.kb.nl/index2.html for dutch newspaper articles of the era. At least you can paste together that part of the tour. Only the files of Het Vaderland cover 1933. Het Vaderland of dec. 22 1933 mentions that the tour that was planned to last until dec. 31, was suddenly broken off due to illness. The edition of dec. 4 1933 mentions the tour schedule (see below). Maybe you can find more info from the other articles.

1960, Frank Wess Quartet records for Prestige/Moodsville

It's those Casino dudes who won again. For them life seems to be one big commercial and ebay is just another forum for that.

check in with amazon.fr caiman offers all three boxes for 18euro there. But then how much would be the shipping costs from the States? Then the French customs would add import taxes as they do pretty often on shipments from the States... Shipping is according to Amazon Marketplace rules: less than 3eur per item (you can only order one item at a time). German customs only starts to moan from 22eur value for commercial traffic (this includes the postage) and 50eur for samples.

check in with amazon.fr caiman offers all three boxes for 18euro there.

1951, Lionel Hampton Big Band records for Verve 1962, Sonny Rollins records for his What's New album (RCA Victor) 1966, Yusef Lateef - A Flat, G Flat and C (Impulse!), ctd the next day 1968, Sonny Criss - Sonny's Dream (Birth of the New Cool) (Prestige)

can I opt for: "thanks for reminding me, I need to pull this out!" ??

1927, Louis Armstrong Hot Seven record for OKeh 1968, Ornette Coleman - Love Call (Blue Note)

hurry and don't miss out on the currently running series then! plus, you will need Polly and her Pals as well...

1947, Kurt Hohenberger und seine Solisten record for Amiga. Hohenberger's band was the first large swing band to be (re-)established in Germany after WW2 1949, Dizzy Gillespie records for RCA 1969, Albert Mangelsdorff and Attila Zoller record for MPS

the Chris Connor self titled Atlantic is real good. Take a chance! She's one damn fine singer.

damn!

heheheh. Remember there's also the version where he actually eats the sammich!

so, will this particular Uptown release see better distribution in Europe? Or will it only be available as an import?