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Clarence Williams - 1934-37 (Classics)

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Mary Lou Williams ‎– Black Christ Of The Andes (Mary Records, 1963)

World Saxophone Quartet ‎– W.S.Q. (Black Saint, 1980)

Sonny Boy Williamson ‎– Complete Recorded Works In Chronological Order, Volume 1: 5 May 1937 To 17 June 1938 (Document)

Nancy Wilson ‎– Save Your Love For Me: Nancy Wilson Sings The Great Blues Ballads (Capitol, 1959-68)

The World's Greatest Jazzband of Yank Lawson & Bob Haggart (Horizon, 1969)

Also these days, revisiting the complete official studio discography of one of the most exciting rock groups ever (and one of the most intriguing... two chords, several dozens of really good songs)

Clarence Profit - All The Solo And Trio Sides Complete Plus Extras (Memoir)

For users of handicapped keyboards... you can always use the Frenchie thing, "gn", as in cognac!

In fact it's El Gran Señor, but for non-speakers of Spanish, our beloved "ñ" usually turns into "ni". And Montoliu is always pronounced as Mon-Té-Liu by you Americans... Wonderful announcement by Dex!

Dexter Gordon - Complete Prestige Recordings (discs 1-4) including: * Move, from Prestige PRLP 7009 - "Wardell Gray Memorial, Vol. 2" (1950) * Jazzland JLP 29 - "The Resurgence Of Dexter Gordon" (1960) * Prestige PR 7455 - "Booker Ervin With Dexter Gordon, Reggie Workman, Alan Dawson And Jaki Byard - Setting The Pace" (1965) * Prestige PR 7623 - "Dexter Gordon - The Tower Of Power!" (1969) * Prestige PR 7680 - "Dexter Gordon - More Power!" (1969) * Prestige PRCD-11018-2 Dexter Gordon - L.T.D. (1969) * Prestige PRCD-11023-2 Dexter Gordon - XXL (1969)

Ah, but I was so much older then I'm younger than that now… Back again in our past... T-Rex - Electric Warrior (Fly Records, 1971)

T-Rex - The Slider (BLN/EMI, 1972)

Duke Ellington ‎– The Duke Ellington Centennial Edition: The Complete RCA Victor Recordings (1927-1973) - discs 1 to 3

Duke Ellington ‎– The OKeh Ellington (OKeh/Columbia, 1927-1930)

Duke Ellington ‎– Early Ellington (The Complete Brunswick And Vocalion Recordings Of Duke Ellington, 1926-1931) (MCA/GRP, 3cd)

Thanks for all the replies! Steve: I am very fond of 60s and 70s rock (beat and British invasion, R&B, blues-rock, psychedelic rock, garage, hard rock, punk...), but always open to different styles. And was looking for a "history book" but I understand your concers on rock being too widely diversified to be properly covered in a history book.

Duke Ellington ‎– Braggin' In Brass: The Immortal 1938 Year (CBS, 2cd)

Doors festival this week: Plus non-Morrison and pastiche albums: And finally, a few official and bootleg live discs:

Duke Ellington Meets Coleman Hawkins (Impulse, 1962)

How's this one as an overall history of rock? What's That Sound?: An Introduction to Rock and Its History [Author: John Covach], 3rd edition, published on February, 2012 Any other recommendations? Hint: I have been listening to rock for almost all my life since I was around twelve years old (now I am 46), except for several periods of jazz-only listening, but never cared to buy and read a rock encyclopedia (unlike my quite extensive collection of jazz books of any type). Thanks in advance! Agustín

Duke Ellington And His Orchestra ‎– "...And His Mother Called Him Bill" (RCA, 1967)

Los Gatos Negros ‎– Los Gatos Negros (Vergara, 1966)

Canarios ‎– Libérate! (Barclay, 1970)