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Frémeaux & Associés 2 CD package with the Lion's last two recording sessions, in 1972. First time on CD, as far as I know. https://www.fremeaux.com/index.php?page=shop.product_details&flypage=shop.flypage&product_id=1887&category_id=64&manufacturer_id=0&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=204

Charlie Patton ‎– King Of The Delta Blues (Yazoo)

Stephanie Trick - Ragtime Tricks (self-produced, 2006)

John Lee Hooker ‎– Plays & Sings The Blues (Chess, 1961)

Dick Wellstood - This Is The One... Dig! (Jazzology/Solo Art, 1975)

Dick Wellstood - Alone (Jazzology/Solo Art, 1970/1971), CD edition with unreleased material from 1975 You can’t get any better 2nd generation stride piano. Try his Russian Rag to lift your spirit anytime you are feeling blue!

Sure, it’s Nance on both solos. Confirmed in any Ellington reference book.

Rafaaaaaaaaaa!!!! https://www.rolandgarros.com/en-us/article/roland-garros-2018-eleven-for-eleven-rafael-nadal-facts

Louis Mazetier & Jean-Loup Longnon - Just Friends (Jigma, 2017)

I'm in as well! Yet another article: https://www.udiscovermusic.com/news/lost-john-coltrane-both-directions-at-once/

Forecast: 4-0. 4-1 at the very most. This is a five-against-one final. Very sad for the NBA. Not even LJ is able to compete against a so superior team.

Suárez, Piqué, Busquets, Jordi Alba... all are consolidated stars from the Actors Studio school!

You are referring to Barcelona, right? Perfect description of the Guardiola and post-Guardiola era.

It hasn't, according to Kees Hazevoet's Don Byas discography ("Part 2: European recordings - 1946-1972")

https://www.sfcv.org/article/remembering-gildo-mahones-1929-2018

However, my favourite Free album is, by far, 'Fire And Water' -one of the pinacles of late-sixties/early seventies rock, IMHO-, followed by 'Tons Of Sobs' -the most pure blues-rockish album of their discography-

Revisiting Free's studio discography:

Ditto!

Maxine Sullivan ‎– Leonard Feather Presents Maxine Sullivan, Vol. II (Period, 1956)

Bob Stewart ‎– Let's Talk About Love (Dawn, 1956)

A more technical article by Lewis Porter, published last September: Deep Dive with Lewis Porter: In Praise of Art Tatum, Stealth Radical in the Jazz Piano Pantheon

Frank Stokes ‎– Creator Of The Memphis Blues (Yazoo)

Bob Stewart ‎– Let's Talk About Love (Dawn, 1956)

Dave Tucker - Meadow Lark. Ragtime, Stride & Early Jazz Piano (Turboragtime, 20015)

Billy Strayhorn - The Peaceful Side (United Artists, 1963), renamed "Piano Passion" in the Storyville reissue