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Yesssssir!

Yes, as listed in Peter Losin's website: "Ken Vail (Miles' Diary) claims that Paris Festival recordings were made on the following days: May 8 (Sunday): Don't Blame Me; Rifftide; The Squirrel; Embraceable You; Ornithology; Good Bait; Lady Bird; Perdido; All the Things You Are; Crazy Rhythm May 9 (Monday): Wahoo; Allen's Alley; Embraceable You; Ornithology; All the Things You Are May 14 (Saturday): Lady Be Good; Don't Blame Me; Allen's Alley; Crazy Rhythm; All the Things You Are May 15 (Sunday): Farewell Blues (jam session)" http://www.plosin.com/milesAhead/Sessions.aspx?s=490509

I understand Losin refers to the difference between what has been commercially issued (16 tracks in total) and the list of tracks which Ken Vail mentions as recorded accross four or five different days (21 tracks).

Looks like at least this Italian guy did: https://pietrodossena.files.wordpress.com/2012/10/dossena.pdf

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Exactly the same here, Ken. I’ve had a CD-R burn of the Ristic LPs for many years, and have ordered the Sounds of Yesteryear reissue from CD Universe. Still pending to receive it.

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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)