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Same here. Classic amongst classics!

I understand that this post by my worthy constituent and fellow board member Fernando Ortiz de Urbina perfectly fits the purpose of this thread. He ellaborates and comes to a well-reasoned conclusion on who plays trumpet in the famous performance of 'Ko-Ko' from Charlie Parker's very first session as a leader (Nov. 26, 1945): http://jazzontherecord.blogspot.com/2013/11/november-26-1945-at-savoy-records.html (initially posted on November 2013 and revised and updated just a few days ago)

R.I.P., Dieguito. Long life to "el Barrilete cósmico"!

Up to see if it falls like autumn leaves...

Up for some fresh Autumn air...Anyone?

Get the WSQ, get the Blythe and, above all, get the George Coleman!!!

http://www.auditorionacional.mcu.es/es/programacion/excelentia-zimmer-williams-morricone-1 http://www.auditorionacional.mcu.es/es/programas-de-mano/excelentia-22-de-noviembre.pdf

I received it from Nils Winther some fifteen years ago, as a generous gift in return for certain discographical info I provided him with.

Disc 1

The remaining four tracks were recorded on Jul. 28, 1964 (telecast from Montmartre). King Neptune is not complete; it starts after Dexter Gordon’s solo.