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Strange. I never noticed that before.

If you count all the "originals" that derive from it or sample it, the number of covers gets very big.

Judging by the Lord discography, this stuff probably first came out on Swing records, then Vogue, mostly under Henri Renaud's name, but also Al Cohn and J.J. Johnson. It's kind of a mess. Henri Renaud Band : Jerry Hurwitz (tp) [aka Jerry Lloyd (tp) ] J.J. Johnson (tb) Al Cohn (ts) Gigi Gryce (bar) Henri Renaud (p) Curly Russell (b) Walter Bolden (d) New York, February 28, 1954 Wallington special Swing (F)M33327, Vogue (F)655011 [CD] Lisa - - Boo wah - - Something for Lili - - Note: Vogue (F)655011 [CD] titled "Al Cohn - Cohn's delight"; see March 5, 1954 for rest of CD. All above titles also on Black Bird (Swi)(no#) [CD] titled "Birdlanders" as by Jay Jay Johnson; see March 7, 1954 for rest of CD. All above titles also on Inner City IC7022 titled "J.J. Johnson/Al Cohn - The New York Sessions, Vol. 2"; see March 5 & 7, 1954 for rest of LP. All above titles also on Vogue (Jap)YX-4052 titled "Henri Renaud U.S. Stars"; see March 7, 1954 for rest of LP. All above titles also on Vogue (F)500096 titled "Jazz Legacy 46 : J.J. Johnson/Al Cohn - A date in New York Vol. 2"; see flwg sessions to March 7, 1954 for rest of LP. All above titles also on Jazz Legacy (F)JL96, Vogue (Jap)YX-4052. Henri Renaud All Stars : J.J. Johnson (tb) Al Cohn (ts-1) Milt Jackson (vib,p-2,vcl) Henri Renaud (p) Percy Heath (b) Charlie Smith (d) New York, March 7, 1954 I'll remember April (1) Swing (F)M33320, Inner City IC7007 Jay Jay's blues (1) - - , Vogue (F)EPL7065, SCK02-30, Pop (F)CBM60010-30, Mode (F)CMDINT9514 Jerry old man (ac out, *) Swing (F)M33320, Inner City IC7007, Mode (F)MDINT9144, Swing (F)C103 There's no you (ac out) Swing (F)M33320, Inner City IC7007, Vogue (F)EPL7065 Out of nowhere (1) Swing (F)M33321, Inner City IC7007, Pop (F)SPO17071, Mode (F)MDINT9116 Indiana (hr out,2,#) Swing (F)M33321, Inner City IC7007, Swing (F)LDM30050 The more I see you (mj vcl; ac,hr out, 2,*,@) Swing (F)M33321, Inner City IC7007 Lullaby of the leaves (jjj,ac,hr out,*,#,@) - - If I had you (1) - - , Vogue (F)CLVLX342-B, 500096 If I had you (1) (alt take) (*,#,@) Swing (F)M33327, Inner City IC7022, Jazz Legacy (F)JL96, Vogue (Jap)YX-4052 Inner City IC7007 titled "A date in New York" as by Milt Jackson/J.J. Johnson. All titles, except (*), also on GNP Crescendo GNPS9007. All titles, except (#), also on Vogue (Jap)YX-4063, YX-6064. All titles, except the alt take, on Jazz Legacy (F)JL80, Swing (F)LDM30050, Mode (F)CMDINT9834, Vogue 500080 (titled "Jazz Legacy 30 : J.J. Johnson/Milt Jackson - A date in New York Vol. 1"). All titles, except the alt take, also on Period SPL1211, SPL1212 titled "The Birdlanders". All titles, except "The more I see you" and "Lullaby of the leaves" reissued on Swing and English Vogue as by Milt Jackson. All titles, except (@), also on Black Bird (Swi)(no#) [CD].

Do they have something like rehab for iPod users who can't kick it?

wow i'll have to get the word out about popmarket.com. BOYCOTT!

They will all fail eventually. You have to expect that.

Nice

My condolences to your family.

Those are all great! The 40s may have been Bean's best decade.

To this day, I still party hard to "Who'd She Coo." But the Beatles were never in that sort of groove.

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Black Lion also released it on CD under Hubbard's name as "Minor Mishap." Very confusing.

81 tracks of Syl is not too much.

I got your back, Roi Ubu. Those are my choices exactly.

I have a few Henderson concerts from the mid-1990s, but they are all quartet recordings with Bheki Mseleku on piano. In 1998, Joe suffered a career-ending stroke.

I think the Red album is "official" too, just not American in origin. There are two Red albums with the trio: An Evening With Joe Henderson from 1987 and The Standard Joe from 1991. Both have Al Foster on drums. The first has Charlie Haden on bass, the second has Rufus Reid.

Interesting. Thanks. I have never heard this recording.

Right! The cause and effect are the other way around - if you have that much money, you can afford to be a jazz pianist.

Very interesting. I put in my order.

This specific phishing is not new. I received this exact email about 6 years ago.

She was a truly fine actress. RIP

A cleaned up official release from Rare Live Recordings?

Thanks. I haven't heard that one yet, but I like very much the following night (11/30/80) at Fox Theater in Atlanta. In fact, I think that someone on this forum hipped me to that one.

Wow! Thanks for the heads up. It is amazing that, at this point in time, there is still so much more previously unissued Hendrix. Little Richard's "I Don't Know What You Got (But its Got Me)" is incredible!

He was a truly great singer, one of my favorites. RIP