Gary

1969 Elvin Jones - The Prime Element (Blue Note)

Thanks Flurin

Marcus Roberts Deep In The Shed Anybody?

Does anybody have a tracklisting for the Miles in Belgium tree? I received the discs today. Any help would be much appreciated.

Can I have that one please?

I must be growing up , I put about 10 things into that link & not one was filthy!

Scotland?

a continent of its own! I didnt think i needed to patronise anybody by putting which continent it was in. And you know how the English feel about admiting to be European

Southern England.

Hey I dont think I like the sound of this 'Gary' like expression . You make it sound like a bad thing. why are you bothered. Gary isn't your real name is it? Good one, John. I think ya got 'em. Curses!

Hey I dont think I like the sound of this 'Gary' like expression . You make it sound like a bad thing.

Agreed but Garys not my real name ... honestly

Try funny rat

March 6 1954

He's definitely worth catching live if you get the chance. I saw him around 5/6 years ago about the time of his first CD 'Be where you are' he was really good then & its sounds as if he's come a long way since.

Be glad to take Largo off your hands, if it's still available. I'll PM you with my address shortly. Thanks!!! -- Rooster T. Certainly, it will be in the post for you tomorrow.

In return for AA's CD I can offer

I'll take your (much respected) word for it. Im sure Id enjoy that CD.

I've just ordered Basra from Amazon (UK) , now I'm beginning to wonder if I've done the right thing - whats going to happen to me when I play it??? Am I going to be pro war ? Anti? Am I going to want to sign up to army ? Shit I might go back & cancel the order quick I don't think I want to even to begin to understand the supernatural power of this CD!

http://www.starterupsteve.com/swf/rake_bush4.html

March 2, 1956. Paul Chambers CHAMBERS’ MUSIC (Jazz West LP 7) John Coltrane, tenor sax; Kenny Drew, piano, Paul Chambers, bass, Philly Joe Jones, drums.

Marty , is this another sleevenote error? The select set has- (A) Jackie McLean, alto saxophone; Grachan Moncur III, trombone; Bobby Hutcherson, vibes; Eddie Kahn, bass; Tony Williams, drums. Recorded on April 30, 1963. Originally issued as ONE STEP BEYOND by Jackie McLean (Blue Note BST 84137). The alternate take of "Saturday And Sunday" was originally issued on the CD version of the album (CDP 7-46821-2)

Ahh the Atlantic sessions , Tony have you ever considered this one?? (ambassador ? you flatter me )

I'd go for the Studio sessions also , you could build your Trane collection around it.

It has been mentioned before (but you can never have too many Ayler threads), so you've given me a great excuse to revive this great thread again , just in case anybody missed it the first time around & wants to add to it. http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...c=4449&hl=ayler