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Sheila Jordan, Sonny Red, Duke Jordan, Dodo Greene, and there were others.

He died in June 1964 and my internet search says the album was not released until August 1964, so there would not have been time for anything concerning publishing or contract renewal, I don't think.

Yes, an all-time favorite of mine. Love Buster Williams on this track.

It's not something widely known, not like Sonny Fortune or Hubert Laws.

No, 'tis not.

Correct.

LOL! Not a particularly well-known player, but someone I have seen live and have followed for decades.

You got it!

The whole Sun Ra crew have been located in the Germantown section of Philly for 50 years.

Bingo.

Indeed it is. Wasn't sure if people would be familiar with Pitts at this late date.

Here is current status. Artist and album (or cut) identified - 2,9,10,11,12 Artist identified, but not album or cut - 8 No ID explicitly linked to cut yet - 1,3,4,5,6,7,13 General artists ID'd - Don Ellis, Trudy Pitts/Pat Martino, Joe Harriott I am most surprised that there is no sort of ID on #6 yet!

That ID is correct.

You got it. I stumbled into this one in an online bargain bin. I know nothing else about Sangoma Everett, who is in quite the company on this one. You still need to get #13!

Not it, though that sounds like a good listen!

Not Davis, and that is the greatest compliment you have ever given this tenor player (who is also a sideman on the date).

Nope. Only familiar with Webb on Stanley Clarkes' "Children of Forever". Anywhere else I should hear him?

I bet that first Rotary Connection album on the same label really drove you crazy!

Neither! It's a good album. First side especially.

Yep. It is. It is, but by a completely different name on this album.

Mr. Gould, the KB is not a Verve, but same general era.

So do Dub Modal and I. I also like it by Sade and by Steve Winwood, but this, the original is the one. Yep, that one.

Ellis and Harriott are correct. No Hadi on any of these cuts that I'm aware of. Which cut did you have in mind for him? Waldron as a sideman. Yes, Oliver, unmistakenly.