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Funkadelics George Clinton Bill Clinton

Philip Morris Felipe Reyes Alfonso XIII

I don't know why I am here. If I'd knew I'd probably be elsewhere!

Cliff Jordan John Gilmore Artis Gilmore

Randy Brecker Randy Newman Joe Newman

Otis Redding Red Richards Red Norvo

This could be of interest to NY residents: http://thereisjazzbeforetrane.blogspot.com...rent-party.html Best regards, Agustín

Since you include At The Renaissance (October 1960), I'll go a few months later: (Reprise, January 1961)

Bought from them recently online. Why can't Britain still support a shop like that? I'll say it this way: why can´t Madrid support a shop like that?

Jimmie Noone -Chicago rhythm (JSP, 4CD)

Pepper Adams Harry Carney Serge Chaloff

Brief visit to Jazz Messengers shop in Barcelona last week: -Chicago & All That Jazz / The dixie sound of Jack Teagarden (Verve/Roulette - Lonehill). First one with Pee Wee, McPartland, Bud Freeman. -Red Richards - It's a wonderful world (Black & Blue) -Bob Gordon - Pee Wee's song. The music of Pee Wee Russell (Arbors) with Rick Fay, Ken Peplowski, Dan Barrett, Marty Grosz... -Louis Armstrong - Historic Barcelona concerts at the Windsor Palace 1955 (Fresh Sound Records) -Saxes Inc. / Trombone Scene (Lonehill) -Randy Sandke meets Bix Beiderbecke (Nagel Heyer) -Willie The Lion Smith & his Jazz Cubs - Here comes the band (Jazzology) -Duke Ellington - Live in Warsaw 1971 (Gambit) -Illinois Jacquet - Complete 1945-50 sessions (Definitive) From amazon: Red Richards - Echoes of spring (Sackville) Red Richards - Lullaby in rhythm (Sackville)

Alfredo Di Stefano Pele Diego Armando Maradona

http://thereisjazzbeforetrane.blogspot.com...lo-de-jazz.html

Larry Clinton Larry Bird Kevin McHale

Bent Persson Ake Persson Emerson Fittipaldi

Big Beat Steve: I understand your feelings about the way Chris left this board, but it shouldn't eclipse (at least it doesn't, for me) his invaluable contributions to jazz and the innate interest of his new blog. Regards, Agustín

Chris Barber Chris Albertson Alberto Juzdado

Ida Cox (w. Coleman Hawkins & Roy Eldridge) - Blues for Rampart Street (Riverside/OBC)

Could anybody stop the stupid political rant and talk about Chris' jazz blog?

I don't think I've seen any reference to Chris Albertson's new blog, Stomp Off, Let's Go....

Some more entries on stride piano at Mule Walk & Jazz Talk Battling the Jersey Rocket James P. Johnson transcriptions Fats Waller interview (1943)

Coleman Hawkins in Madrid - October 13, 1964

James P. Johnson - 1938-42 (Classics) James P. Johnson - 1928 (Classics)

Hats off to Marta! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0JFXusk5vE