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Thanks for sharing those photos, brownie! :tup

Free improvisers making noise out of a saxophone!

http://www.youtube.com/embed/Et45KYpEOCg Recorded live in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1965. Track listing: 1. Darn That Dream 2. Lullaby Of The Leaves 3. Expressions 4. You Don't Know What Love Is 5. Tivoli Gardens Swing 6. Ghost Of A Chance 7. It's You Or No One 8. Imagination 9. Tangerine

But you gotta love the "fat thing" at the beginning...

Hope you meet the goal!

Lance Armstrong's seven Tour de France victories won't be re-attributed to other riders says Christian Prudhomme A seven years gap will be created in the history of the winners of the Tour de France. Wise decission, IMHO (rare thing when we're talking about the infamious Christian Prudhomme). I'm curious to know if the defenders of Armstrong in this board have something to say once the USADA report is published. What was obvious for every aficionado and common knowledge among cyclers is now wide open to the public light.

This CD hits the stores on Tuesday!

:tup I must go to Paris again before the closing date!

New releases: Dizzy Gillespie Quintet (Live at Liederhalle Stuttgart, 17.11.1961 – including Bonustracks from Frankfurt, 27.11.1961) Available on CD and Vinyl! Albert Mangelsdorff Quintet (Live at Audimax Freiburg, 22.06.1964 – including Bonustracks from Münchner Jazztage 1965) Available on CD! Lost Tapes – a new series with extraordinary often forgotten studio recordings from Baden Baden and Mainz is launched. Look forward to the Master of Cool Jazz: Zoot Sims (Live at Baden-Baden, 23.06.1958) Available on CD and Vinyl! News

Not sure if this one has already been mentioned: Obviously, Osvalde Farrés' song is "Tres Palabras". Buddy and Boddy, great pair!

Thanks for the news, brownie. Dick's one of my all-time musical heroes!

Will I have to buy Bessie's complete recordings for the third time? Columbia, Frog and now... Why not? Then you can tell us if Sony remastered the set and didn't use the atrocious no-noised masterings from the early 1990s By the way, this set has been discussed recently in at least two other threads, this one and this one. Now that's a good reason!

Will I have to buy Bessie's complete recordings for the third time? Columbia, Frog and now...

This is an excerpt from the documentary "On the road with Duke Ellington", recorded during 1967 and premiered by the NBC on October 13, 1967. The complete September 11, 1985 program from the "Jazz Entre Amigos" series on the Spanish TVE, based on this documentary, can be enjoyed at our colleague's Fernando Ortiz de Urbina "Easy Does It/Desde La 52" bilingual blog. Discographical info for "The Biggest" [aka "Traffic Jam"]:

From the duke-lym list:

So, avoid the Bessie set like pest, and get the wonderfully remastered Frog CDs. ---edit--- Sorry, I missed JAW's post with the same comment!

Allen You may have a hint of what you can expect from the book by reading Basilio's essay from 2006.

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I really prefer these restorations...

Creole Trombone. Kid Ory and the Early Years of Jazz By John McCusker 176 pages (approx.), 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches, 20 b&w photographs, appendices, index 978-1-61703-626-2 Cloth $35.00t 978-1-61703-627-9 Ebook $35.00 University Press of Mississippi link

There have been at least two releases of "A Drum Is A Woman" on CD: - an old issue on the Tristar label from 1995 and - a more recent issue on Jazz Track, from 2008 ...both including "Pomegranate", from the suite, but ommited in the LP.

Pony Poindexter Dexter Gordon Gordon Goodwin

Tony Lakatos Bernard Lagat Gebre

Bill Walton Larry Bird Kevin McHale

Jim Morrison Morrissey Johnny Marr