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finally (?) http://www.themercurypress.ca/?q=books/bouncin_bartok keep boppin´ marcel

sorry, it seems that the link doesn´t work, so here it is: keep boppin´ marcel

only a little correction to number 7) of your list. it´s not buddy steward scatting "cherokee" but dave lambert alone. there is also a fine early bebop session on the keynote label by dave lambert and buddy stewart with red rodney´s be-boppers from november 1946: "a cent and a half", "perdido", "charge account" and "gussie "g."" with various alternative takes. i try to find a photo of buddy steward on the net but with no result. so here is a link to a famouse one that was taken at the birdland benefit for buddy steward who was killed at age 27 in an automobile accident. he was a fine singer!! http://www.birdlives.co.uk/component/optio.../key,102/hit,1/ keep boppin´ marcel

happy birthday and all the best!! keep boppin´ marcel

happy birthday, ga russell! all the best! keep boppin´ marcel

happy birthday, catesta and all the best! keep boppin´ marcel

happy birthday, brownie, and all the best to you! keep boppin´ marcel

here is what david meeker writes on "jazz on the screen": JAZZ ON THE WEST COAST: THE LIGHTHOUSE USA 2005 – f dir Ken Koenig Songs: (recorded) "Morgan Davis", "Comin' thru the rye bread", "Short stop", "Swing shift" by Shorty Rogers, "Bernie's tune" by Bernie Miller, Mike Stoller, Jerry Leiber, "Loaded" by Bernie Miller, "Love letters" by Edward Heyman, Victor Young, "Witch doctor Nos. 1 & 2" by Bob Cooper, "Aquarium" by Claude Williamson, "Topsy" by Eddie Durham, Edgar Battle, "How high the moon" by Nancy Hamilton, Morgan Lewis, "Confirmation" by Charlie Parker, "Big boy" by Jimmy Giuffre, Shorty Rogers, "Who's sleepy", "Bud (The whippet)", "Sad sack", "Mad at the world", "I deal", "Mambo del quado", "Coup de ville", "30 Pier Avenue", "No socks", "Funnyfied", "The rhythm rascals", "Rain blues" performed by The Lighthouse All Stars; "Scrapple from the apple" by Charlie Parker, "Lover man" by Jimmy Davis, Ram Ramirez, Jimmy Sherman, performed by Wardell Gray; "Turnstile" performed by The Gerry Mulligan Quartet; "Blues for a playboy" performed by Barney Kessel; "The fox" performed by Harold Land; "Tenor madness" by and performed by Sonny Rollins; "Vendome" by John Lewis, performed by The Modern Jazz Quartet; "Adios" by Eddie Woods, Enric Madriguera, "El chocla" by Angel C. Villoldo, performed by Stan Kenton and his Orchestra. With: The story of The Lighthouse, Hermosa Beach, and of the beginnings of West Coast Jazz as told in interview by Howard Rumsey together with Max Bennett, William Claxton, Buddy Collette, Milt Bernhart, Bud Shank, Bill Holman, Steve Cerra and Stan Levey. Plus familiar tv clips including from the "Stars of Jazz" and "Fankly Jazz" series. Associate producer: Howard Rumsey. keep boppin´ marcel

the photo is by popsie randolph: look here: http://pictopia.com/perl/gal?provider_id=3...oltrane,%20John i read somewhere that the photos were made during a presentation of coltrane´s new saxophone by his saxophone manufacture. popsie was a great photographer! keep boppin´ marcel

also ken vail´s jazz itineraries vol. 1: dizzy gillespie, the bebop years 1937-1952 don´t list the above mentioned trumpet players all together at the same time in dizzy´s band! keep boppin´ marcel

happy birthday, holy ghost!! keep boppin´ marcel

great!! together with buster keaton one of my all time favourites!! his films are great! keep boppin´ marcel

i read on the yahoo jazz west coast list that the bob andrews archive is at the los angeles jazz institute. look here: http://www.lajazzinstitute.org/index.php?c=4#tbac keep boppin´ marcel

volume 6 is out now! http://www.fremeaux.com/components/com_vir...duct/FA1356.jpg keep boppin´ marcel

I seriously thought about it, but it's too far a hike and too much $$$ (the plane and hotel, not the concert). near impossible for me. too far away from europe. keep boppin´ marcel

this is les baxter live!

there are in fact real live tracks by the frankie newton orchestra from cafe society from january/february 1939! three tracks are on the "document records docd-1003" "rare live cuts": i´m gonna lock my heart (with billie holiday!), on the sunny side of the street and honeysuckle rose. the remastering from this original privat acetates was done by the one and only r.t. davies in 1997. keep boppin´ marcel

and another ´round: happy birthday, gslade!! keep boppin´ marcel

not an answer to chewy (sorry) but to big beat steve: look here for details: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...&hl=bopland keep boppin´ marcel

happy birthday and keep boppin´ marcel

r.i.p. dompan always one of my favourites. keep boppin´ marcel

No duplication. I just picked up these Uptown Bird and Diz releases. Fantastic! Uptown has done it again. Bird is in great shape on this high fidelity broadcast from the time of the recording ban in the Spring of 1948. Diz at the Spotlight is in much better fidelity than previous releases that I have heard. wonderful recording (just heard it after my holidays for the first time a few minutes ago) but incomplete parts of five tracks are in fact on the philology bird´s eyes vol. 17. but here we have the complete tunes and in better sound quality. and to all the hardcore charlie parker addicts, please correct your discograpies: the track 5 "ornithology" is well known as from c. march/april 1946 with the nat king cole trio from los angeles. the piano solo is edited on all issues. it is issued on phoenix lp 17 and spotlite 123 "yardbird in lotusland". on cd on the french media7 masters of jazz 121 and on philology bird´s eyes vol. 18. now we know it is from the washington concert. and complete!! yes, uptown has done it again!! keep boppin´ marcel

oh, is it out now? i´m waiting for this since i read about it here: http://www.jazzwax.com/2007/12/dan-morgenstern.html keep boppin´ marcel

good news how many years are we waiting for this?? keep boppin´ marcel

please read it only tomorrow: because of holidays it´s not possible to write it on the right day! so, jazzbo: happy birthday --- tomorrow!! keep boppin´ marcel