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Both Fantasy twofers are highly recommended for sure, ubu! I'd also want to praise his earlier work, available on Classics CDs, both as a big band leader and as a fine stride pianist. And, as Hans has pointed out, those Galaxy discs were not recorded at the Roseland Ballroom and the Cotton Club. Same for many other Galaxy bootlegs. BTW, nice post on Claude Hopkins on your Keep Swingin' blog!!!

Tonight: Canal Street Jazz Band at the Café Populart (Madrid). Trombonist Jim Kashishian rules!

It's coming to Barcelona in the summer. Under brownie's recommendation, I hope to catch it on September!

"Jazz masters of New Orleans" by Martin Williams

Roger Rabbit Johnny Hodges Johnny Hartman

Of course. Brain fart on my part. Hibbler didn't join until after the recording ban, I think. Nice to know the Anderson stuff will be there. Did Duke have a male vocalist in the 30s? I can't remember. I'm pretty sure that Ray Nance and Herb Jeffries didn't join until around 1940. greg mo Yes, Ray Nance replaced Cootie Williams in early November 1940 and Al Hibbler joined in mid-1943. Amazingly good news re: the 30's big band sides!

Good news for David (& others) Storyville just reported that the Treasury Shows #14 CD is to be released this year and the Cotton Club broadcasts in 2010.

Moby Grape Skip Spence Skip Williams

Erik Friedlander Lucas Grijander Chiquito de la Calzada

Bobby Henderson - A home in the clouds (Chiaroscuro) vinyl (no CD reissue yet) Oh, and I finally decided to get the Archeophone reissue of the King Oliver 1923 recordings. Superb sound restoration!

Thanks a lot, jazztrain. I just replied to your PM. Regards, Agustín

Benjamin Britten Alban Berg Björn Borg

Bean Soup Bean Stalkin' Talk Talk

Howard Alden is present in a high percentage of the best mainstream recordings from the last 15-20 years. His name is a life-insurance of good jazz!

Bobby Henderson - Last recordings (Chiaroscuro) vinyl (no CD reissue yet)

Captain Beefheart His Magic Band Magic Johnson

Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands Robert Allen Zimmerman Richard Zimmerman

Bean Frog Howlin' Wolfe

A true master (and very nice guy). One of the best examples of how a musician can be really modern and original (and not only for the metatonal thing), being respectful and devoted to the tradition (Bix, Armstrong).

My sincerest condolences to Roland Garros for having such stupid and dumb-ass spectators. Their behaviour in the game that Nadal lost went beyond negative fanaticism. A fair and polite great champion like Rafa doesn't deserve it. End of rant. A

Alan Parsons Project Gram Parsons Flying Burrito Brothers

As you were answered four years ago (previous thread 2) , there was a long thread on Dan Morgenstern's book: Dan Morgenstern, Living With Jazz

The Ivory Hunters Bob Brookmeyer Bill Evans

Two Upbeat George Lewis CD's:

Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds Diamond Pete Pete Seeger