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you better look in the mirror. every other post from you is bitching about writers. is it because they are better/more successful than you are. you wrote one book? not a bad one, but i've read many better biographies.

you may be forgetting to take tape speed into consideration. we're basically talking about a 5min difference at most, which could easily be caused by tape speed. i can almost guarantee that my copy came from the same person who gave it to nessa. (and then sold it to philology). again, there isn't any more material from the ranch. that's according to the source mentioned above. and it's a rather big source. or maybe chuck could check his tape, and tell us what are the extra tunes on his copy.

i didn't say 'great with money'. i would say better with money. anyway, history shows that jews, on the average, are more succesful in business than gentiles. i doubt that i'm the first to ever say this. a large amount of record company owners, managers, club owners, etc. are/were jewish. and let's not forget leonard feather, what a huge ugly blotch on the jewish race in the jazz world. but there are probably even better examples. benny goodman didn't want charlie christian to play with lester, etal at the spirituals to swing concert. wanted to keep charlie all to himself. many other examples. check out frank kofsky's books (and he's jewish). you can skip the communist stuff.

congradulations, but that's the amount that everybody has. Not according to the track times in the discography that Medjuck posted above. Those tracks total 75 minutes, give or take, which makes sense considering that it was a single CD of music that Pete B. put together from his friend's gift. i have it on a tape, and it's like 80m. so when nessa says 80-90min, and hasn't listened to the tape in years, that could mean 70-90min. could go to losin's site and add up http://www.plosin.com/milesAhead/BirdSessions.aspx Jirayr Zorthian's ranch, Altadena CA July 8, 1952 (3 items; TT = 19:19) July 14, 1952 (5 items; TT = 25:49) July 28, 1952 (5 items; TT = 30:53) = 76min anyway, there is only 76min of music available from Jirayr Zorthian's ranch, Altadena CA 1952. end of story.

congradulations, but that's the amount that everybody has.

Hmmmmmmmm... if you can't think of any, well there are many "good" Jewish jazz musicians listed in this thread .... there aren't any good (let alone great) jewish jazz musicians. they (we) are better at the business, and collecting end of the music business. unfortunately, a lot of the white men who financially ripped off black jazz musicians were jewish. keep the rolling eyes thing going. you'll look swell. benny goodman? stan getz? f.t.s.

can't think of any good jewish jazz musicians. there is one jewish rock musician that i like - lou reed. his 1978 shows ('take no prisoners' cd) are great.

and they are all on philology (except for the blindfold test). right chuck? right.

evidently, wes montgomery and coltrane were very impressed. but there does not seem to be any documented music by him from those two decades.

yes, young doesn't need to solo to sound interesting.

did he record with anyone in the 60's/70's.

young doesn't play on the whole album?

thank you

i don't need to be pointed in a direction. i need someone who has this to trade a dub of it. but thanks for your invaluable input.

Joe Chambers Double Exposure (with Larry Young) [Muse, 1977] chambers - drums/piano. duet album. can anyone hook me up with this. thanks

i'll just do a sangry and delete the post. certainly didn't mean to offend anyone. best regards to albertson and bessie.

yes, there's one of grant,burrell and barney kessell playing together in europe around 1970 or so I'd guess. It's on Jazz Guitar Masters Vol 1 or 2 (can't remember which one). Just one tune./ do you mean this one: "Legends of jazz guitar". Volume 2 i can't find anything under "Jazz Guitar Masters"

are there videos of grant green?

buy stan getz instead. but seriously, you would also have to get things like the alladin 2cd set, the 1956 washington dc volumes, and some other things in order to get a good representation of lester after his basie years.

and that 'love cry want' thing is not for larry young fans. he's very much in the background on this session. that nicholas guy plays both guitar and keyboards, and pretty much dominates the whole session. young is not playing in his usual fluent style, probably at the request of nicholas, or to fit in with the quarky tunes. overall, there's not much more cacophony than on lifetime's emergency. i'm looking forward to hearing young's last recorded session "Double Exposure" (1977). a duet with joe chambers on piano and drums.

from that first link, the little guy is casesta.

from what i remember, there is no trumpet on the studio version of rated x.

there are 2-3 good tunes on the aristas. live 1973 w/santana/mclaughlin are good shows, on which Young gets a lot of solo space. and some of the tw lifetime shows w/young are very good. at the very least, interesting. there are even outtakes from 'love devotion surrender', which are infinitely better than the actual lp. am not into his 60's stuff though. am looking to trade for a dub of mclaughlin 1970 "devotion" with young, rich, miles. offer is open to any kind hearted person.

anyone know what year this was written, or released?

This may be delayed while I work on the 6 minute version for one of our members. The Diz/Bird material is only a little over 40 minutes, >>>> ok, 40m. that's still a lot less than the amount released on philology a couple of years ago. can you point me to that 10 page thread chuck? half of the people here are excited only because it's on uptown. wow, uptown. bfd. i heard the mingus uptown, it's a novelty, and not much more. you want to be a hero? release one of the harder to find 1964 mingus european concerts. but i will admit that 40min of new parker is my cup of tea, to quote the english.