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Thanks! Here's yet another query. Could anybody provide release date (copyright/print date, not recording date) for the following issues? Old Town LP 12": LP 2003 — Plenty Of Horn CAN-AM International CD: CA 1700 — Live At La'Tete De L'Art: The Canadian Concert Of Ted Curson Prestige LP 12": PR 7263 — Ted Curson Plays Fire Down Below Fontana LP 12": 688 310 — Tears For Dolphy Atlantic LP 12": SD 1441 — The New Thing & The Blue Thing Fontana LP 12": 883 910 — Urge Columbia LP 12": SMC 74 334 — Jazz Am Rhein, Live 1967 Trident LP 12": TRS 503 — (Typical Ted) Atlantic LP 12": P-7532A — Quicksand Why Not LP 12": PA 7153 — Blue Piccolo Interplay LP 12": IP 7722 — The Trio Interplay LP 12": IP 7729 — I Heard Mingus Blue Marge CD: 1009 — Ted Curson In Paris: Live At The Sunside

Nice tribute (interview with Giuffre's wife from 2003) on AAJ:

Latest purchases (a selection): -Marcel Zanini - Rive Gauche 1976-1985 (Fremeaux, 3CD) -Bert de Kort and his Dutch Dixieland Pipers - Featuring François Rilhac (Downtown) -Mike Lipskin - Joys of Harlem Stride piano (Buskin Productions) -Louis Mazetier - Tributes, portraits & other stories (Arbors) -Dick Hyman & John Sheridan - Forgotten dreams (Arbors) -Rossano Sportiello & Alfredo Ferrario - I'll see you in my dreams (GoFour) -Sidney Bechet - Runnin' Wild (Blue Note) -Stride Summit - Harlem Piano highlights (Strideomania) (Neville Dickie, Tom Robets, Paul Asaro, Mike Goetz...) -Stride Summit - Echoes of Harlem (Strideomania) (same...) -Joe Turner - The Schiers bounce (Downtown) -François Rilhac - Thanks a million (no label, privately produced) -Rossano Sportiello - Moon shadow (MAP) -Hot Pianos (self-produced by Neville Dickie) (Dickie, Louis Mazetier...) -Tom Roberts - In the Lion's den (Stomp Off) -Louis Mazetier - Pianistically yours (Jazz Connaisseur) -Bernd Lhotzky/Colin Dawson - Sophisticated (Art by Heart) -Echoes of Swing - Four jokers in the pack (Echoes of Swing Productions) -Tom Roberts/Charlie Caranicas - Move over (Black Knight) -Judy Carmichael - ...And Basie Called her stride and few dozens more... all very stylistically varied, as you can see...

Same here!

Sad to report that Jimmy Giuffre died on April 24 from complications of Parkinson's, after a long illness. This info comes from Alice Russell (George's wife). R.I.P.

I am looking for a copy of: Sackville CD: SK3CD-6002 — Memorial Henri Chaix If you have a copy, please sent me a PM or email me at ekebbbapg@yahoo.es Thanks in advance, Agustín

Thanks for the info! Now, if anyone owns Arista/Freedom LP 12": AL 1030 — Flip Top (1977) Could you provide all the discographical information (recording date, location, personnel, track list with timings) for the second session included, that features Curson with the Zagreb Radio Orchestra at the 1966 Yugoslavian Jazz Festival? Agustín

If anybody owns Ted Curson's Trans World (Can) TWJ7000 - Live At La Tete De L'Art or the reissue on Can-Am Can-Am (Can) 1700 - Live At La Tete De L'Art. The Canadian concert Could you provide track timings and composer credits as shown on issue? Thanks in advance! Agustín

Do you have it as Studio 4 CD: TFCL-88925 — In Action (1992) or as Bainbridge CD: BCD 503 — In Action ? If it is the Bainbridge CD, could you provide release (copyright/print) date? Thanks in advance! Agustín

Thanks, guys!

Could anyone confirm that this boxed set was released in 1995? Thanks in advance!

Yeah! Prez, Hampton, Chu Berry... there I go!

David: Chris opened a previous discussion here.

On the other hand, it's Dat Dere.

From the BMI online database: This Here

David: I'd take the Teagarden and the Bix if you'd ship outside the US!

I am looking for: -François Rilhac - Megalo Piano Stride (Black & Blue LP 12": 33214) - no CD reissue to my knowledge -François Rilhac - Thank's A Million (Jazzophile-Jazztrade CD) - it is listed at fnac.com but it is NOT on stock (I hate those stores that don't update their online store for months!) If you have a copy, please contact me off-list at ekebbbapg@yahoo.es Regards, Agustín

Sure! Other current players who can play some good stride: Bernd Lhotzky Louis Mazetier Chris Hopkins Rossano Sportiello Tom Roberts Neville Dickie Paul Asaro John Sheridan Oliver Lancelot Jeff Barnhart and, of course, old master Dick Hyman!!!

If anybody has Euphonic LP 12": 1226 - Kings Of Harlem Stride (recordings by Stephen 'The Beetle' Henderson, Donald Lambert, James P. Johnson & Fats Waller), please contact me off-list at ekebbbapg@yahoo.es Thanks in advance! Agustín

And yes, there is a marked Eastwood Lane influence in Bix's piano compositions!

Both Bernd Lhotzky and Rossano Sportiello have recorded several Eastwood Lane pieces, solo piano. In his highly recommendable disc for Arbors, "Piano Portrait", Lhotzky recorded a very tasty version of "Adirondack Sketches" (six pieces). Sportiello has also played a few Lane pieces. IIRC, in his disc on Jazz Connaisseur Swiss label, "Piano On My Mind", he included "Down Stream" from "Adirondack Sketches". And I tend to remember there are more (I will check my collection later).

12 new leader entries have been added.

JSP948 "Fats Waller, Volume 4. 1936–1938 New York–Chicago–Hollywood" (2007) – 4 x CD box set, continuing from JSP946, with complete commercial recordings from Mx. 0339-1 "S'posin'" from 9 September 1936 to Mx. 022436-2 "Inside (This Heart Of Mine)", including the previously unissued alternate Take-1 of "Big Business" (Parts 1 & 2) (p 184-185), left over from JSP928.

51 new "leader" entries have been listed. This makes 225 total. The new Leader Discographies include names, from the better-known like Kenny Dorham, Hal McKusick, Cecil Payne, and Charles Tolliver to the unknown like Peter Lemer, David Mack, Ramon Morris, and Ollie Shearer. And many young players such as Byars, Eubanks, Frahm, and Willey. As expected, quite a few corrections to the standard discographies - missing sessions, missing tunes, wrong titles, wrong issues, etc.

Could anyone who owns a copy confirm that release date for the original Blue Labor LP is 1974 (recording date is April 17 & 18, 1974)? Thanks in advance!