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I didn't think you did. One drummer - when he throws down the brushes and has a go at it - who reminds me of Jones is Jeff Hamilton. He has an uncanny command of the set and likes to do stuff with it that Jones did (hands, cymbals, shells). He's just too smooth at times. Thigpen comes to mind as well.

Aren't they prohibited from doing further print runs?

Herlin Riley? Is that the one that played with, err, Ahmad and Wynton? Yeah, the guy is not bad at all. Can't hold a candle to Jo Jones though. With me it's this historic thing ... Jones just influenced so much. I can't imagine where jazz drumming would be without him. He got a bit, err, outspoken later on in life, very opinionated, but you can hear Jones' influence everywhere, throughout the 50s and 60s, for example.

Err, I forgot, FWIW, four stars .... ****

Guys and gals, help me out here. I need dinner. Someone buy this ...

Do I dare to, err, ...... Review over yonder ...

This mother swings (and I'm going to keep posting here until someone buys this; please leave a note).

My search didn't bring anything up really (have to admit that I didn't try all that hard though) ... so .... I bought this one because another known jazz board and site recommended it. Wow! (That should be enough of an incentive). Man, that Jo Jones was somethin' else. It's a pity that there aren't really any players around anymore with that kind of style, panache and swing. God, I love this one. 2 LPs on 1 CD: JO JONES TRIO (1958)/VAMP 'TILL READY (1960). Personnel include: Jo Jones (drums); Jimmy Forest (tenor saxophone); Harry "Sweets" Edison (trumpet); Bennie Green (trombone); Tommy Flanagan, Ray Byant (piano); Tommy Potter, Tom Byant (double bass). Producer: Raymond Scott Compilation Producer: Paul Klein. Liner Note Author: Nat Hentoff by Empire Musicwerks 2005. 1. Sweet Georgia Brown 2. My Blue Heaven 3. Jive At Five 4. Greensleeves 5. When Your Lover Has Gone 6. Philadelphia Bound 7. Close Your Eyes 8. I Got Rhythm Part I 9. I Got Rhythm Part II 10. Embraceable You 11. Bebop Irishman 12. Little Susie 13. Vamp 'Til Ready 14. You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me 15. Should I 16. Thou Swell 17. Show Time 18. Sandy's Boy 19. Liza 20. But Not For Me 21. Royal Garden Blues 22. Mozelle's Alley 23. Sox Trot 24. In The Forrest P.S.: I haven't had a chance to listen on my stereo yet - all I've got are my PC speakers right now - and it does sound a tiny bit distorted here and there, but I don't care right now. The music is just up my alley.

Got myself the Duke Ellington as well, just for the hell of it. Hell = 1 Euro on eBay.

And I'm one generation above you, I think. How does one count that actually? At the speed I'm beginning to dislike new pop etc. music at, I think I'm 6 generations above you. P.S.: I did find a jazz loop of some piano trio. It sounded like someone programmed it using a sledgehammer. It swung as much.

I've been spending some time searching for mp3/flash loops for a website I'm doing. The more I look, the older I feel: a) This was the description for a New Orleans tune: "Up tempo. This is a fantastic funky groove with retro instruments." What they meant were an upright bass, an acoustic guitar, a saxophone and a piano. b) Whenever you hit their jazz listings, the only thing you get is some hip-hop junk. That's apparently the new jazz. c) One site listed pages upon pages of smooth jazz shite as "traditional jazz". d) I haven't done the math yet, but I would estimate that about 1 in 1000 tunes listed under "jazz" is actually jazz (well, sort of). I think I'll make my own loops. Searching for any was a fu**ing waste of time.

These are great DVDs, especially at that price (the menu etc sucks, but the performances are great). I have most of them. I don't have the Carter but, yes, I'm sure it is that performance. Others I have are pretty much identical to the CDs/LPs ("pretty much" = I'm not near enough to the stuff to check, but I'm 99% sure).

I did check that time (can't remember how) and it is that box. Begin the Beguine [bOX SET] Artie Shaw Amazon-Preis: EUR 17,99 Kostenlose Lieferung ab 20 EUR Bestellwert. Siehe Details. Versandfertig bei Amazon in 1 bis 2 Wochen. Noch schneller geht's mit Expressversand. Alle Angebote ab EUR 8,20 Preis-Hits: 4 CDs zusammen nur 20 EUR Erscheinungsdatum: 21. Februar 2005 Label: Documents (H'ART) ASIN: B0007UAR5G Format: Audio CD (CD-Anzahl: 10) Erhöhen Sie Ihre Verkäufe!

Look at couw's post above. Zweitausendeins has it for 9.99.

Just to add to Brownie's praise of the box above. It is indeed a steal at that price. Even my critical ears like what they are hearing. This is, by the way, different from the Errol Garner box I mentioned above, but it is definitely from the same outfit. Like it and will watch out for future 10CD releases.

If I have time this summer, and if you'd like me to, I think I'll try to put a standards design together for the band homepage. I'm learning at the moment and browser incompatibilities are a pain inthe neck, but eventually I'll have it figured out. Check out some of these: http://www.cssbeauty.com/ http://cssvault.com/ http://www.stylegala.com/ http://www.unmatchedstyle.com/

Found this via some other site on Google maps. Dave (Bunker Hill)

Now that we've moved to a new server, can't someone delete this empty thread?

Don't know if you saw it over at the back room, so here it is again (also for those Cecil Taylor fans to let it rip again ...) Just stumbled over these: Apparently out soon (around the 20th of June, as far as I know). Amazon France and Germany have these listed: # Tracks (Remastered Anniversary Edition): Peterson,Oscar # Walking The Line (Remastered Anniversary Edition): Peterson,Oscar # Another Day (Remastered Anniversary Edition): Peterson,Oscar # Reunion Blues (Remastered Anniversary Edition): Peterson,Oscar

Is the sound good?