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EKE BBB

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  1. Johnny St. Cyr Andrew Cyrille Andrés Jiménez
  2. Complete info from Mike Fitzgerald's Jazz Discography website:
  3. Yes, he's been missing for a while.
  4. That one is not on Jeffrey Lovell's Joe Henderson Discography. Good find!
  5. Great news indeed! Thanks for the hint.
  6. A few points:
  7. EKE BBB

    Gene Quill

    Why not! Done!
  8. Given the controversy on Phil Woods at the Gene Quill thread, we may open a proper place for PhW discussion.
  9. Pete Fountain The Manneken Pis Richard Leakey Julian Assange Julian Priester Judas Priest
  10. Thanks for the update. One to get, for sure.
  11. After a 15 km training.... Aquarius!!!!!
  12. Howard McGhee - The Sharp Edge (Fontana/Black Lion)
  13. I will dare to share this email from Steve Voce, since it updates all the relevant donation info:
  14. Hoodies http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoodie Scallies Chavs http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chav "El Chava" Jiménez Marco Pantani Marco (& his monkey "Amedio")
  15. EKE BBB

    Ruby Braff

    Picking up this old thread... You can't go wrong with Ruby. His level was so consistent from his earliest leader dates in 1954 to his late years! His tone was one the most beautiful sounds ever taken out from a cornet, and his mastery in the lower register was unparalleled. God bless the old grumpy up there at the right side of Satchmo! As for recommendations, if you don't have any prejudice against this label, pick "The Complete Bethlehem Recordings" (Solar) which includes: *Ruby Braff Quartet Swings *Ball at Bethlehem with Braff *Holiday in Braff *Bud Freeman Quintet with Ruby Braf (part of it, just 5 tracks) and *The Ruby Braff Special
  16. Billy Boy Arnold Boyz 'n the Hood Robin Hood
  17. Espan-na instead of España! You guys are not able to pronounce our "ñ"...
  18. Link to Wardell Gray website
  19. So did I!
  20. I guess in 1962 Jan Johansson wasn't as "far out" yet (comparatively speaking) as he was later in the 60s. His "Domnerus period" (see Dragon DRCD 186, for example) sounds relatively straightforward and in keeping with modern mainstream jazz of that period to me. @EKE BBB: What site would you recommend for purchaing within Europe? An Amazon search drew a blank. Jazz Messengers in Spain. Yes, my experience with them (shipping to Spain) has always been positive.
  21. So... no love for Carlos Wesley?
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