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Hitler talking in his everyday voice to Finnish military commander Mannerheim in 1942. The only existing recording of Hitlers normal voice.

besides the title track, the thembi album is one of the worst pharoah early 70's releases. you'd be better off getting just about anything else by him from this time period.

kenny rogers http://www.discogs.com/artist/754750-Kenny-Rodgers?type=Credits&subtype=Instruments-Performance

from miles list: October 26, 2014 Stumbled across this passage from Howard Mandel's Miles, Ornette, Cecil: Jazz Beyond Jazz, p. 60. It's a quote from Bob Belden: "Larry Young was supposed to be the organ player for In A Silent Way, but when Tony Williams saw him, he kept Young out of there--that's why Zawinul played organ, when he was just there to provide some songs. When Tony saw McLaughlin and Larry Young there, he went 'Oh, no!' That was his band, Lifetime, that he ws trying to get signed, and he saw Miles was about to take it over. He got Larry Young out of there..." more from belden October 26, 2014, looks like a rushed text message: "Larry was at the,session but Tony,freaked when,he,saw McLaughlin so he suggested Larry go,home so Joe played,larrys organ,srtup" So at worst for my theory, i think that miles told zawinul to play in the style of larry young on "Shhh/Peaceful". But i still think that it's larry young playing.

I was listening to In a Silent Way recently, and in the middle of "Shhh/Peaceful" i thought, that sounds a lot like Larry Young on organ on the right channel, rather than zawinul. so i searched organissimo forum for any discussion about this, and found a 2008 post: "Larry Young was present at the session for In A Silent Way, just a few days after Mother Ship." as has been stated on this forum, there is at least one other record on which a lot of people think that it's Larry Young rather than the credited organist: Grant Green "Iron City" (Cobblestone CST-9002, Muse MR-5120) Grant Green(g) John Patton(org) Ben Dixon(ds)

yes, that guy doesn't make many mistakes, but this is a big one.

last man standing.

No, they weren't. Even Last Date was a studio recording with in-house applause. But, Naima and Unrealized Tapes were both studio sessions. Naima and Unrealized Tapes is the same session, recorded in a radio studio. Right. Not a "live" date. What part of "studio" isn't clicking? try reading my replies in posts #58 and #59 again, maybe this time you will see the fault in your logic, but i doubt it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Here_Comes_the_Whistleman "Here Comes the Whistleman is a live album by jazz multi-instrumentalist Roland Kirk recorded in March 1965 at Atlantic Studios in New York"

from another discography http://internet.cybermesa.com/~quemazon/DOLPHY.DSC.txt Eric Dolphy Quartet: "Last Date" 64-0602 Hilversum, Netherlands, 2 June, 1964 "This is a studio recording with an audience of company employees used to make the session sound like a live concert date." so, would that be a live recording or a studio recording. kirk recorded 'here comes the whistleman' under basically the same conditions (but with more guests), and i consider it a live recording. they don't stop in the middle of takes, almost never do multiple takes. no inserts. no engineer calling out takes. no producer. a radio station is not a proper studio. all those rock bbc recordings - i've always consider them live.

No, they weren't. Even Last Date was a studio recording with in-house applause. But, Naima and Unrealized Tapes were both studio sessions. Naima and Unrealized Tapes is the same session, recorded in a radio studio. none of the below four dates were for a proper studio album. http://adale.org/Discographies/LateED.html last 4 dolphy dates after the mingus tour: RTF, Paris, France, 28 May 1964 "S&T list this as a radio broadcast" New Sound Club, Poort van Kleef, Eindhoven, Netherlands, 1 June 1964 V.A.R.A. studio 5, Hilversum, Netherlands, 2 June 1964 "This is sort of a studio recording made for radio broadcast" issued as Last Date Unknown radio studio, Paris, 11 June 1964

these were all live recordings. his bcl solo on 'springtime' is one of my favorites. i like miles 'doo-bop'. there are 2-3 tunes on there that i always enjoy. i can't say as much for any of the other miles 1980's-90's releases.

recorded miles shows after montreux '91 July 8, 1991 Casino, Montreux, Switzerland July 10, 1991 La Grande Halle, Villette, Paris, France July 14, 1991 Statenhal, Congressgebouw, Den Haag, The Netherlands July 16, 1991 Jardin des Arenes de Cimiez, Nice, France July 17, 1991 Jardin des Arenes de Cimiez, Nice, France July 19, 1991 Royal Festival Hall, London, UK July 21, 1991 Chapiteau, Andernos, France July 23, 1991 Stadio Olimpico, Rom, Italy July 24, 1991 Piazza del Giorgione, Castelfranco Veneto, Italy July 26, 1991 Wiltz Theatre, Chateau de Wiltz, Wiltz, Luxembourg July 27, 1991 Uno City, Wien, Austria August 22, 1991 Arvey Field, Chicago, USA August 24, 1991 Concord Pavilion, Concord, USA August 25, 1991 Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles, USA http://www.kind-of-blue.de/seiten/sessions/1991.htm i'll try to check this paris concert out. i'd like to see All Blues and It's About That Time.

http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/nat-music/audio/20145088/slugs-saloon good audio interview with the owner of slug's. and his lee morgan story at the end which should probably be cross posted over to the recent lee morgan thread.

i like that i didn't have to sign up for this bft or download links. just at my convenience went to web and listened. more people would participate if this way of listening could be done more often on bft's. this is a good example of a site where you can just upload a tune for anyone to listen (small size uploads, so has to be like 128bit rate mp3) http://picosong.com/ there are probably other sites that can upload bigger sized files.

tune is 3:55 if the timings on the web are correct, then it's not on these either. Of Mythic Worlds Mayan Temples 7:48 Over The Rainbow 5:15 Inside The Blues 5:45 Intrinsic Energies 8:40 Of Mythic Worlds 12:55 Song of the Stargazers 1. The Others In Their World 10:14 2. Somewhere Out 4:40 3. Distant Stars 1:01 4. Duo 3:04 5. Seven Points 4:49 6. Cosmo Dance 6:31 7. Galactic Synthesis 9:52 i'm leaning towards 1979 being the recording date.

I would try these first, because they seem to be the most mysterious sun ra 1970's releases as far as recording dates. http://wayback.archive.org/web/20040211002326/http://www.dpo.uab.edu/~moudry/discintr.htm 85. Sun Ra and his Arkestra Song of the Stargazers Saturn 6161 (NMY), LP 487 Side A: The Others in their World (Ra, not the 1960 piece) Somewhere Out (Ra) Distant Stars (Ra, not the 1960 piece either) Duo Side B: Seven Points (Ra) Cosmo Dance (Ra) Galactic Synthesis (Ra) Ra-p, keyb; Michael Ray-tp; poss. Craig Harris-tb; Marshall Allen-as, fl, ob, picc; John Gilmore-ts; Eloe Omoe-bcl; Danny Ray Thompson-bs; unknown-eg; unknown-b; poss. Luqman Ali (Edward Skinner)-d; unknown-cga; unknown-perc. Live recording, unknown location. (earthly recordings vol. 2 lists this as a studio recording?) 67. Sun Ra Cosmos Cobra COB 37001 Inner City IC 1020 Musicdistribution 60005 Buda 82479-2 (CD, 1991) Side A: The Mystery of Two (Ra) Interstellar Low Ways (Ra) Neo Project No. 2 (Ra) Cosmos (Ra) Side B: Moonship Journey (Ra) Journey among the Stars (Ra) Jazz from an Unknown Planet (Ra) Ra-Rocksichord; Ahmed Abdullah-tp; Craig Harris-tb; Vincent Chancey-frh; Marshall Allen-as, fl; Danny Davis-as, fl; John Gilmore-ts; Danny Ray Thompson-bs, fl; Eloe Omoe-bcl, fl; James Jacson-fl, bsn; R. Anthony Bunn-eb; Larry Bright-d (same tour as Live at Montreux and Chateauvallon concerts T76.8.24 and T76.8.25; studio was too small to fit the entire band, acc. to Chancey). Studio Hautefeuille, Paris, 8/76. [Personnel and date from album jacket] 88. Sun Ra Of Mythic Worlds Philly Jazz PJ 1007 Side A: Mayan Temples (Ra) Over the Rainbow (Harburg-Arlen) Inside the Blues (Ra) Side B: Intrinsic Energies (Ra) Of Mythic Worlds (Ra) Ra-org, syn, p; Marshall Allen-as, fl, ob; John Gilmore-ts, perc; Eloe Omoe-bcl, fl; James Jacson-bsn, fl, perc; Danny Ray Thompson-bs, fl; Richard Williams-b; Luqman Ali-d; Atakatune (Stanley Morgan)-perc. Recorded 1979. [Geerken] (earthly recordings vol. 2 lists some of this as a studio recording?)

Not sure. Porter, maybe? I think I still have it, I'll have to check. probably not porter, because he contributed to the fujioka discography in which there is a photo of jc smoking, with the approximate quote that i gave earlier: 'despite giving up drugs and alcohol, coltrane continued to smoke [cigarettes] for the rest of his life'.

I like the idea of jc circa 1962-1965, after coming home from an overly serious impulse recording session, walking around his house wearing only boxer shorts, drinking wine straight out of the bottle with one hand and dragging his tenor sax behind him with the other (the sax making marks in the hardwood floor). Yelling at alice to go get some more to drink from the liquor store before it closes.

i think that i recently saw a quote in either the early fuji discography or the jc reference, something like: 'despite giving up drugs and alcohol, coltrane continued to smoke [cigarettes] for the rest of his life'. i think the consensus is that he stopped drinking.

yes, there are sun ra completists who have all the releases. i think the sun ra item is either 1973, or 1978-79. it's the only item in this bft that i recognize as having in my collection.

6. i think is sun ra mid-1970's. i have this recording somewhere, even if it's not sun ra.

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"... for the first time on any format..." this is true. 10-14: May 17, 1958. this bonus broadcast has been released many times before. [15-16] *Bonus Tracks: (15): Miles Davis (tp), Nat Adderley (cnt), Cannonball Adderley (as), Bennie Green (tb), Gerry Mulligan (bs), Red Garland (p), Barry Miles (d), Chris Nirobe, Candido Camero (perc). Art Ford Jazz Party TV Show, New York, November 1958. losin doesn't list Art Ford Jazz Party TV Show, New York, November 1958. so it must be without miles (fake). http://www.plosin.com/milesahead/Query.aspx?q=M&t=0&c1=0&n1=0&v=1&vv=Caf%c3%a9+Bohemia&c2=0&c3=0&m=0&e=0&y=0&n2=0&c4=0 coltrane September 15, 1956 Café Bohemia, New York Mutual Network radio broadcast Miles Davis Quintet September 29, 1956 Café Bohemia, New York Mutual Network radio broadcast Miles Davis Quintet April 13, 1957 Café Bohemia, New York Mutual Network radio broadcast Miles Davis Quintet rollins July 13, 1957 Café Bohemia, New York Mutual Network radio broadcast Miles Davis Quintet July 20, 1957 Café Bohemia, New York Mutual Network radio broadcast Miles Davis Quintet July 27, 1957 Café Bohemia, New York Mutual Network radio broadcast Miles Davis Quintet coltrane May 3, 1958 Café Bohemia, New York Mutual Network radio broadcast Miles Davis Quintet May 17, 1958 Café Bohemia, New York Mutual Network radio broadcast Miles Davis Quintet

Miles Davis "Unissued Café Bohemia Broadcasts" (Domino 891221) (2013) with Coltrane 45 minutes of previously unissued material from September 15, 1956; September 29, 1956; April 13, 1957.

well, that solved a 20 year mystery. thanks