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country and/or western music. german "schlager-musik". keep boppin´ marcel

and here´s one with howard mcghee and oscar pettiford! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0m3QWnxOKA keep boppin´ marcel

as i remember right this jr. jazz at the auditorium is from aug. 1946 and not from 1952. the lucky thompson part was re-issued also on one of the "chronolocical classics" cd´s in edited version. have to look at home to get more details. keep boppin´ marcel

hello, here is a list of all masters of jazz cd´s. (but not complete. missing the last one´s till the end) http://www.jazzdiscography.com/Labels/moj.htm a shame that this great project didn´t exist anymore! keep boppin´ marcel

“I understand that Verve is eliminating the E at the end of the word as a cost-cutting measure, while Blue Note is eliminating both E's and the space between the words. Verv and BluNōt hope these changes will resonate with younger audiences accustomed to nothing more complicated than a text message...” JfitzGenius keep boppin´ marcel

enjoy to see and hear boris vian singing: keep boppin´ marcel

can you please give the link to the uptown website (i know only the "teaser" www.uptownjazz.net with the christmas greetings and bird/diz townhall announcement). btw what happend to the project "detroit before motown" cd. is it coming in 2007? thanks and keep boppin´ marcel

http://www.marthatilton.com/index.html

i found this picture yesterday. royal roost, 11.december1948- you can see the instruments of the charlie ventura group who was together with billy eckstine and charlie parker at the royal roost. from this date airchecks exsist on savoy. keep boppin´ marcel

i think, it was al haig?! keep boppin´ marcel

Are these Royal Roost airchecks equal to my 1948 live recordings with Fats' Gang? You can listen here Keep swinging Durium yes, they are. but it was tadd dameron´s "gang". (and on anita´s recordings is unfortunately no fats navarro.) wonderful, timeless, stylish bop vocals. keep boppin´ marcel

she was one with absolutly her own style. love the airchecks with her from the royal roost from 1948.

i like "the national anthem of bop": "how high the moon". and beside that, i think the melodie from the russian anthem is very pretty. keep boppin´ marcel

no, i think "passport" (two different songs with the same title) along with "visa" from two sessions in 1949 where titled in anticipation of bird´s flight to europe in may 1949 to the paris jazz festival. but i don´t know if bird himself choosed the names of this compositions or norman granz. (have to look at the bird at verve box). bird was later in bellevue hospital. keep boppin´ marcel No, I meant that Mingus might have interwoven the lines of his own "Hellview of Bellvue" and Bird's previously composed "Passport" (these being the component parts of Mingus's "Lock "Em Up") as an allusion by Mingus to his own desire to get out of Bellevue. Of course, Bellevue had nothing to do with the titling of "Passport" by Bird. ahh, sorry, my misunderstanding. now, i know! keep boppin´ marcel

no, i think "passport" (two different songs with the same title) along with "visa" from two sessions in 1949 where titled in anticipation of bird´s flight to europe in may 1949 to the paris jazz festival. but i don´t know if bird himself choosed the names of this compositions or norman granz. (have to look at the bird at verve box). bird was later in bellevue hospital. keep boppin´ marcel

and don´t forget carl woideck´s book about charlie parker. it has a good biography and also goes throught his recordings. second i would take the new brian priestley book "chasin´ the bird", it´s a little bit more in his music. i don´t like russ russell´s "bird lives". too much false "facts" and uncorrect. so, if you want to start with bird, take woideck and priestley! keep boppin´ marcel

"the hawkins-riff": here´s my old list of that riff from 1937 - 56: hawkins used in more or less complete form in the following recordings: paris, 28.april37: crazy rhythm (all star-jam band with benny carter and django reinhardt) hilversum, 14.june38: swingin in the groove (trio with freddy johnson and maurice van cleef) 2 takes savoy ballroom, nyc, 09.january39: one o´clock jump (chick webb orch. tp used riff: ?dick vance or bobby stark or taft jordan) without hawkins! nyc, 16.january41: one o´clock jump (metronome all-star band) chicago, 10.april41: feedin´ the bean (count basie orch.) 2 takes nyc, 04.december43: esquire bounce (leonard feather´s esquire all stars) nyc, 08.december43: hawkins barrelhouse (hawkins orch. for signature) nyc, 08.december43: bechet parades the blues (st. louis blues) (sidney bechet and his v-discers) without hawkins! nyc,24.may44: three little words (his sax ensemble with tab smith, don byas and harry carney for keynote) nyc,14.june44: stompin´ at the savoy (cozy cole/hawkins all-stars for savoy) nyc,01.december44: scram! (leonard feather´s all-stars) hollywood,feb./march45: mop, mop (afrs jubilee 122) nyc,15.january46: look out (metronome all-stars, harry edison,tp, plays the riff) without hawkins! nyc,18.january56: the bean stalks again (billy byers orch.) i´m not a musician but hawkins´ title "stuffy" has also something from that riff. so i think you can credited it to coleman hawkins. keep boppin´ marcel keep boppin´ marcel

It's out: http://www.gullin.net/Gullin.pdf Gullin website with CD discography: http://www.gullin.net/nyintro.htm that´s great news!!! thanks for information!! keep boppin´ marcel

medjuck, that´s interesting! i try to find also out where this "hawkins riff" is coming from for years. i´m not at home now but tonight i will look at my list and write down all hawkins´s recordings where he used that riff. it goes back to the 30´s in holland! and there´s one live recording with chick webb´s band where (i think taft jordan on trumpet) is playing it. makes fun to find out such things. keep boppin´ marcel

yes, i know and use this link to the visarkiv sometimes for discographical informations. but i wonder when the long awaited lars gullin discography by pär rittsel is comming out!? and the caprice boxes are great!!! keep boppin´ marcel

thanks for info! that´s great news! all their cd´s are wonderful. (in sound and presentation) keep boppin´ marcel

brownie lives! and again: enjoy the only known film of clifford brown here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qo5giymiLj8 keep boppin´ marcel

brownie, i also wish you a happy birthday with a lot of good music! all the best. keep boppin´ marcel

this is the newest issue of the gillespie berlin concert on mps. for € 4,99 !!! coming out tomorrow. unfortunately without the little kid.... keep boppin´ marcel

that´s interesting with joe, joe and joe (i mean thomas.. :-) look what i´ve found here: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...mp;category=157 are there any recordings of "foots" and his sax quintet?