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New York Art Quartet / LeRoi Jones (Fontana, 1965)

Aretha. Tons of Aretha today!

Chano Domínguez New Flamenco Sound at the Café Central in Madrid: http://www.cafecentralmadrid.com/Chano/ 15, 16, 17, 18 y 19 de agosto NEW FLAMENCO SOUND Chano Domínguez – piano, teclados Jordi Bonell – guitarra Ernesto Aurignac – saxo alto Pep Perez Cucurella – bajo David Gómez – batería

Oliver Nelson ‎– Sound Pieces (Impulse, 1966)

As stated in Jan Evensmo's 'Donald Lambert Solography', it could be Donald Lambert backing Mabel Garrett on the film 'Veiled Aristocrats' from 1932: It is true that most of the surviving pictures of Donald Lambert are from years later than 1932 (and I am not a good physiognomist either), but I would not say it’s The Lamb playing piano on screen.

Joe Newman-Billy Byers Sextet featuring Gene Quill ‎– Byers' Guide (FSR, 1956) originally: New Sound On Swing (Jazztone)

Dave "Fathead" Newman ‎– Straight Ahead (Atlantic, 1961)

Fats Navarro & Tadd Dameron ‎– At Royal Roost - Volumes 1 & 2 (Jazz View, 1948)

Phineas Newborn Jr. With Ray Brown & Elvin Jones ‎– Harlem Blues (Contemporary, 1969)

Ray Nance ‎– Huffin' 'N' Puffin' (BASF/MPS, 1971)

Red Norvo Quintet ‎– Norvo... Naturally! (originally Pretty Is The Only Way To Fly) (Charlie Parker Records, 1962 - reissue by VSOP)

Roy Haynes With Phineas Newborn & Paul Chambers ‎– We Three (New Jazz, 1959)

Ted Nash ‎– Still Evolved (Palmetto, 2003)

Chuck Berry ‎– The Great Twenty-Eight (Chess, 1982)

Canned Heat ‎– Hallelujah (Liberty, 1969)

Canned Heat ‎– Boogie With Canned Heat (Liberty, 1968)

Grant Stewart Trio ‎– Roll On (Cellar Live, 2017)

Billy Strayhorn ‎– The Peaceful Side (Capitol, 1963)

Canned Heat (Liberty, 1967)

Reissued on CD here: Art Hodes Quintet - Some Legendary Art / Don Ewell Quartette - Yellow Dog Blues (Audiophile Records [ ACD-66 ]) http://www.jazzology.com/item_detail.php?id=ACD-66

Ditto!

It SHOULD be preserved here: https://www.libraries.rutgers.edu/jazz/archival-collections Or either at the James P. Johnson Foundation. But then...

* David Pamquist's The Duke - Where And When ("TDWAW") website goes far beyond a simple discography, trying to provide a complete chronicle of Duke Ellington's life. Anyway, it is worth spending a few thousands of hours just navigating through this endless source of information or checking some specific gig, date or recording. Long life David! (and some other contributors, among which I am proud to have contributed with some bits of information) * Michael Minn's Louis Armstrong Discography