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anyone ever heard of this tenor saxophonist? he played at the Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Festival with Archie Shepp in 1972. the name may be very misspelled.

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or maybe ellingtonia is insinuating that on the mosaic box, take C is the same as take A. i haven't compared these two.

fugues from the Well-Tempered Clavier arranged for string quartet

i started comparing the two versions at the beginning of the trumpet solo, and within the first 30-45 seconds of that comparison, i heard at least 3 differences. sound quality and variance in speed can make things sound different. ellingtonia.com does have mistakes. maybe the neatwork cd has a 4th version.

here are my tracks 21 and 22. does the trumpet solo sound the same on these to you? 21 http://picosong.com/xGk5 22 http://picosong.com/xGkg

i think we need a 3rd opinion.

these are not the same. compare the trumpet solo starting at 1:27. if yours are the same, then maybe you have an early pressing before they fixed the mistake. they are both 3:06.

i wonder who'll be the first to admit that the 1969 material is absolute junk. i haven't heard the '68.

i don't understand why none of the duke researchers have taken over Sjef's duties. it was extremely useful to get a quarterly update about new releases and discoveries.

confirmation http://www.ellingtonia.com/discography/1931-1940.html 33021705 B13080-A Blackbirds Medley - Part 2 Br 6516, CBS 88082, Mc MD9-248, Cl (F) 637 5. Dixie 6. Diga Diga Doo 7. Porgy 8. I Can't Give You Anything But Love 33021706 B13080-B Blackbirds Medley - Part 2 Co OL-6770, CBS 88082, Mc MD9-248, Nw RP2033 5. Dixie 6. Diga Diga Doo 7. Porgy 8. I Can't Give You Anything But Love 33021707 B13080-C Blackbirds Medley - Part 2 UtD 2009, Nw RP2033 5. Dixie 6. Diga Diga Doo 7. Porgy 8. I Can't Give You Anything But Love

string trio

it's mandatory to sound like lord buckley when talking about monk.

1967 nyc

a 15 minute fragment of an audience recording turned up several years ago from blue note, philadelphia 11-17-56. from the person who recorded coltrane with candido on the same night.

oslo 1966

the speakers are wired One pair to Speaker Out A and the other to Speaker Out B. the wiring is fine. only the top speakers have tweeters. these actually lasted for quite a while. more than 5 years. in the bottom speakers, the tweeters were getting blown out all the time, so i stopped replacing them a long time ago. at that time, didn't have the top bookshelf speakers yet. so, as the only speakers, these were getting more strain put on them. top speakers are about 8 years, bottom are about 15 years old. both sets are 8 Ohm. thanks for the input. i ordered tweeters for both sets of speakers today. >>>What "music" or sound do you believe is blowing your tweeters? as an example, starting a 3:40 into the video. on my tape, for this type of recording, i would normally turn the left 1/3 of the equalizer up quite a bit to bring out the bass guitar. sometimes in conjunction with turning up the bass on the amplifier if needed.