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What does this CD include? Did a search but couldn't find anything. Thanks in advance! A

You tired of Trane, Lon?

Edmond Hall - !940-44 The Alternative Takes (Neatwork)

Here's what Lord lists from 1944 to 1947:

Dado Moroni also deserves to be mentioned in this thread, as do stride pianists (or better "classic jazz pianists" in a wider sense) Bernd Lhotzky, Louis Mazetier, Rossano Sportiello, Neville Dickie, Mike Goetz, Paolo Alderighi and Henri Chaix and the late and much missed François Rilhac. And, of course, Chris Hopkins, though US-born, is more German than anything (when I receive his promotional messages from Echoes Of Swing Productions, every word is in German, though, of course, our email exchanges are in English, as I don't know a word of German).

Dan Barrett & Blue Swing - Blue Swing (Arbors)

That's on my want-list!

And finally Part 4/4: How I miss peter rh!

Part 3:

Part 2:

Feelin' melancholic today... From the old BNBB, part 1:

Here 'tis:

Fred Elizalde And His Hollywood Sunset Bands (Timeless) Scott Robinson - Winds of Change (Multijazz Records) Scott Robinson - Plays the compositions of Louis Armstrong - Jazz Ambassador (Arbors) Scott Robinson - Plays the compositions of Thad Jones - Forever Lasting (Arbors)

And the Johnny Dodds Frog is essential stuff!

Sadly, after 35 years of publishing the Rag, Leslie Johnson passed away Saturday afternoon, January 17, 2009. More details at: JazzLives StarTribune

Direct links: http://www.halgalper.com/18_interviews/cad...oralhistory.htm http://www.halgalper.com/18_interviews/riversinterview.htm

Dick Hyman and Ruby Braff - Play Nice Tunes (Arbors)

Really sad news from Leslie Johnson (editor) and the Mississippi Rag magazine: http://www.mississippirag.com/index.html Best regards, Agustín

Check this wonderful website.

From Lord discography:

Dick Hyman In Recital (Reference)

A friend of mine made a copy of his Jazz Art LPs for me some years ago, so I am not sure, but maybe I'll pass on this one. Obviously, he's not at his level from 30 years earlier, but it's great to have more Jabbo on disc!

Guess you mean: SIDNEY BECHET AND HIS NEW ORLEANS FEETWARMERS 411024 Charlie Shavers, Sidney Bechet (sop -1/clt -2), Willie The Lion Smith, Everett Barksdale, Wellman Braud (bs), Sid Catlett (dms). New York, October 24 1941 068112-1 Twelfth Street Rag (mt) -2 068112-2 Twelfth Street Rag (am) -2 068113-1 Mood Indigo (am) -2 068113-2 Mood Indigo (mt) -2 068114-1 Rose Room -1 068115-1 Lady Be Good (mt) -1 068115-2 Lady Be Good (am) -1 068116-1 What Is This Thing Called Love (mt) -1 068116-2 What Is This Thing Called Love (am) -1 (info taken from the Sidney Bechet Discography available at the Sidney Bechet Org website) Leaving moral issues aside, master takes from that session are on: Complete Original American RCA-Victor Masters (Definitive)

I think neither Bucky Pizzarelli nor Marty Grosz have been mentioned. I like them quite a lot, specially as "organizers a la Eddie Condon".