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Could anybody post or direct me to a picture of a "trumpbone" (hybrid between trumpet and trombone)? A Google search hasn't come out with anything. I know there's also a "slide trumpbone", but I am looking for a "valve trumpbone" picture. Thanks in advance! Agustín

¡Feliz Cumpleaños, Guy!

Been reported that Volume 3 is in the works, but there's no definite date yet.

Woody Herman Woody Shaw Woody Guthrie

Alvino Rey Johnny Winter Frankie & Johnny

You remember Errol Flynn at the piano? Now that was chops!

Big Daddy Big Mama Thornton Ma Rainey

This one has been out for a while: BDW 8056 - The Three T’s – “Live” from the Hickory House – 1936

FWIW, here's the complete list from the Timeless Historical sub-label: Sharkey Bonano (1928 - 1937) CBC1001 Qty : Tempo King (1936 - 1937) CBC1002 Qty : Fletcher Henderson and Louis Armstrong (1924 - 1925) CBC1003 Qty : Bing Crosby (1926 - 1932) CBC1004 Qty : Hot British Dance Bands (1925 - 1937) CBC1005 Qty : Coleman Hawkins (1934 - 1939) CBC1006 Qty : Ethel Waters (1929 - 1939) CBC1007 Qty : Dick Robertson and Orchestra (1937 - 1939) CBC1008 Qty : Original Dixieland Band (1917 - 1921) CBC1009 Qty : Harlem Big Bands (1925 - 1931) CBC1010 Hoagy Carmichael (1927 - 1939) CBC1011 Qty : Willie the Lion Smith (1935 - 1937) CBC1012 Qty : Bix Beiderbecke (1924 - 1925) CBC1013 Qty : New Orleans in the '20s CBC1014 Qty : Johnny Dodds and Jimmy Blythe (1926 - 1928) CBC1015 Qty : Teddy Grace (1937 - 1940) CBC1016 Qty : Goofus Five (1926 - 1927) CBC1017 Qty : Mound City Blue Blowers (1935 - 1936) CBC1018 Qty : Red McKenzie (1935 - 1936) CBC1019 Qty : Jazz Goes to the Movies (1930 - 1940) CBC1020 Jazz from the Windy City (1927 - 1930) CBC1021 Qty : Tiny Parham (1928 - 1930) CBC1022 Qty : Putney Dandridge (1935 - 1936) CBC1023 Qty : Eddie Condon CBC1024 Qty : Charlie Shavers and the Blues Singers (1938 - 1939) CBC1025 Qty : The '30s Girls CBC1026 Qty : King Oliver - The Compositions of Jelly Roll Morton CBC1027 Qty : Sidney Bechet - Young Sidney Bechet CBC1028 Qty : Cotton Pickers, The CBC1029 Qty : Big Charlie Thomas CBC1030 Georgia Melodians CBC1031 Qty : Boyd Senter CBC1032 Qty : Jimmy Joy - Jazz in Texas CBC1033 Qty : Lionel Hampton - Jazz in California CBC1034 Qty : Ragtime to Jazz 1 - Original Dixieland Jass Band CBC1035 Qty : Charles Creath - Jazz in St. Louis CBC1036 Qty : Little Ramblers, The CBC1037 Qty : Charles Fulcher and His Orchestra - Jazz from Atlanta CBC1038 Qty : Ruben Reeves - Ruben Reeves: The Complete Vocalions CBC1039 Qty : CHARLESTON CHASERS VOL. 1 (1925-1930) CBC1040 The Benson Orchestra of Chicago - The Chicago Hot Bands CBC1041 Qty : Goofus Five (1924 - 1925) CBC1042 Qty : Eddie Lang - The Quintessential Eddie Lang CBC1043 Qty : George Chisholm - Early Days CBC1044 Qty : Ragtime to Jazz 2 - Nick La Rocca CBC1045 Qty : FIRST DAYS OF JAZZ, THE CBC1046 Qty : Ted Heath - The Rhythm Rascals, Swing Rhythm Boys, Sid Phillips CBC1047 Qty : Blue Ribbon Syncopators - Jazz Is Where You Find It CBC1048 Qty : Original Memphis Five CBC1049 Qty : Alex Hill - Ain't It Nice? CBC1050 Peanuts Hucko - Glenn Miller's G.I.'s in Paris CBC1051 Qty : CALIFORNIA RAMBLERS (1925-1928) CBC1053 Qty : Alex Hill - Keep A Song in Your Soul! CBC1054 Qty : Brunswick / Vocalion - Odds & Bits CBC1055 Qty : CLARENCE WILLIAMS & HIS ORCHESTRA VOL. 1 (1933-1934) CBC1056 Qty : CLARENCE WILLIAMS & HIS ORCHESTRA VOL. 2 (1933 - 1937) CBC1057 Qty : Bernie Cummins & his Orchestra (1924-1930) CBC1058 Qty : Abe Lyman & his California Orchestra - Hot Recordings by a West Coast Band 1922-1932 CBC1059 Qty : Bands Of Vic Meyers (1923-1929) Vick Myers (1925-1926), The CBC1060 Qty : Fred Elizalde - Jazz In California CBC1061 Varsity Eight - featuring Adrian Rollini & Red Nichols CBC1062 Qty : THOSE FABULOUS GENNETTS VOL. 1 (1923-1925) CBC1063 Qty : Fletcher Henderson - The Harmony & Vocalion Sessions (1925-1 CBC1064 Qty : Benny Goodman - (1931-1935) CBC1065 Qty : RAY MILLER AND HIS BRUNSWICK ORCHESTRA - (1924-1929) CBC1066 Qty : ISHAM JONES AND HIS ORCHESTRA (1922-1926) CBC1067 Qty : TIGHT WOMEN & LOOSE BANDS - (1921-1931) CBC1068 Qty : FLETCHER HENDERSON - THE HARMONY & VOCALION SESSIONS (1927-1928) Vol. 2 CBC1069 Qty : FROM RAGTIME TO JAZZ - Vol. 3 (1902-1923) CBC1070 Qty : EARLY CHICAGO JAZZ VOL. 1 (1923-1925) CBC1071 “UP AND AT ‘EM” - EARLY VICTOR ELECTRIC HOT DANCE BANDS CBC1072 Qty : Perry Bradford - "A Panorama" (1923-1927) CBC1073 Qty : TED LEWIS & HIS BAND 1929-1934 CBC1074 Qty : EARLY CHICAGO JAZZ VOL. 2 (1923-1928) CBC1076 Qty : "The Complete Ladd's Black Aces 1921-1924" Double CD CBC1077 Qty : JAZZ ON AMERICA'S WEST COAST 1924-1930 CBC1078 Qty : THE HERB WIEDOEFT / JESSE STAFFORD ORCHESTRA 1922-1930 CBC1079 Qty : THOSE FABULOUS GENNETTS VOL. 2 (1922-1925) CBC1080 Qty : CHARLESTON CHASERS VOL. 2 (1928-1930) CBC1081 Qty : From Ragtime To Jazz - Vol.4 (1896-1922) NEW RELEASE CBC1085 Qty : AMERICANS IN HOLLAND CBC1086 Qty : Roll Up The Carpets - 'Everybody Dance" - NEW RELEASE OCT. 2006 CBC1087 Qty : "The Young Benny Goodman" 1928-1931 CBC1088 Qty : Ben Selvin and his Orchestra 1924 - 1926 CBC1089 Qty : CBC 1090 - Adrian Rollini And The Golden Gate Orchestra 1924 - 1927 CBC1090 Qty : Pathé & Cameo Jazzbands 1921-1928 ( NEW RELEASE: CBC 1091 ) CBC1091

New release on Timeless Historical: Pathé & Cameo Jazzbands 1921-1928 ( NEW RELEASE: CBC 1091 ) USD/EUR12.99 CBC1091 Complete hot recordings by ten 1920s jazzbands with Red Nichols, the Dorseys, Jack Pettis and more Timeless Historical presents PATHÉ & CAMEO JAZZBANDS 1924-1928 The Pathé and Cameo labels; a bit of history Pathé Sound from gramophone records is based on technology and therefore it is a matter of standards. There are standards for rotation speed, size, groove shape, spindle hole, cutting method, etc. Before the recording industry finally agreed on these standards, most companies went their own way. They had to, as competition was strong and any technological advantage would be patented. Therefore patents would be infringed if they used each other’s standards. As a result the first decades of the gramophone industry saw a wealth of different recording and manufactoring methods. Some record companies would even advertise that their records would play best on a record player from the same company. Pathé records started in Paris, France, in the late 1890’s. Its first product was almost a copy of the Edison phonograph, playing vertically cut cylinders only, but soon Pathé started its own recording studio and a few years later disc records were being added to the catalog. These used a different speed, several different sizes and a different groove shape from Edison discs. However, when Pathé set up an American branch in 1914, they started to follow some of the emerging US standards. Pathé grooves were still hill-and-dale with a special shape, requiring a special record player, but a few years later they began to issue “normal” lateral cut records as well. It would take until 1925 before they finally stopped manufactoring hill-and-dale in the USA1. The first tracks of the present CD were originally recorded just before Pathé made this move. In the meantime the company had introduced a secondary label next to its main Pathé label. This new label was called Perfect and could be bought for 50 cents, whereas a Pathé record sold at 75 cents, the normal sales price for top labels such as Columbia and Victor. Usually Pathé Tracks: Lido Venice Dance Orchestra (Harl Smith, Director) 1. 105394 I Wonder What's Become Of Sally? 3.02 2. 105395 San 3.08 Harl Smith and his Orchestra 3. 105597 Bring Back Those Rock-A-Bye Baby Days 3.10 Hotel Biltmore Orchestra 4. 105834 When My Sugar Walks Down The Street 2.45 The Texas Ten 5. 106007 Sweet Georgia Brown 2.55 6. 106008 Charleston 2.58 Seven Missing Links 7. 106159 Milenberg Joys 2.38 8. 106168 Angry 2.33 9. 6136-2 Milenberg Joys 3.00 Bill Wirges and his Orchestra 10. 105902 Cheatin' On Me 3.01 11. 106446 Shake That Thing 3.00 Mickey Guy's Hottentots 12. 106741 Two Ton Tessie 2.28 13. 106742 Rhythm Rag 2.33 Mal Hallett and his Orchestra 14. 106785-a She's A Corn-fed Indiana Girl 2.51 Ole Olsen and his Orchestra 15. 106983 Sadie Green (The Vamp Of New Orleans) 2.55 16. 106984 Take Your Time 2.33 17. 106985 Snag It 2.32 Alabama Red Peppers 18. 2788-c San 2.48 19. 2833-b Red Head Blues 2.48 20. 2834-a The Drag 2.36 21. 2835-c The New Twister 2.27 22. 3070-a Riverboat Shuffle 2.39 23. 3071-a Eccentric 2.25 The Lumberjacks 24. 3409-b Spanish Dream 2.42 25. 3411-c Black Beauty 2.33 Joe Ward's Swanee Club Orchestra 26. 3476-c Traffic Jam 2.18 27. 3477-a Scorchin' 2.19 Total playing time 74.35

Shorty Rogers Richard Rodgers Johnny Richards

Next Friday: Anthony Braxton “Diamond Curtain Wall Trio”: Braxton (saxes, bass clarinet, electronics); Taylor Ho Bynum (trumpet, cornet, flugelhorn) & Mary Halvorson (electric guitar). At the CMU San Juan Evangelista (XXVI Festival de Jazz), Madrid. A few other organissimo members are also going to attend this concert... even coming from the Perfidious Albion. ...... Has anybody heard this ensemble recently?

-Pee Wee Russell - In England (Jazzology) -Pee Wee Russell - New groove (Columbia) -The Rhythmakers - 1932 - The Complete Set (Retrieval) -Original Memphis Five - The Columbias, 1923-1931 (Retrieval) -Territory Bands 1935-1937 (Jazz Bands)

Vulgar Latin here....

Rhythm... changes.

Charlie Mariano Tribute - Discography

A few additional Art Tatum threads at organissimo: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...03&hl=tatum http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...26&hl=tatum http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...82&hl=tatum http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...47&hl=tatum http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...78&hl=tatum http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...37&hl=tatum http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...85&hl=tatum http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...78&hl=tatum http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...10&hl=tatum http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...01&hl=tatum

jostber lists some Art Tatum audiophile releases here.

I think this CD release (2006) went unnoticed: Art Tatum and Herman Chittison - The remarkable art of Tatum - Tea for two (Audiophile) This issue combines two World Transcription sessions. The Tatum session (11 tracks), under Milt Gabler's supervision, was recorded on January 5, 1944 by the Art Tatum trio with Tiny Grimes and Slam Stewart and was previously issued in an Audiophile LP under the name of "The remarkable Art of Tatum" (AP-88) with less than 27 minutes.

The original "Swingin' With Pee Wee" LP is one of my desert island discs (geez, I love what he does on "Englewood"), and "Portrait Of Pee Wee" is also a very remarkable date. On both dates he shows he was much more a complete musician than the dixieland-type he was ordinarily considered, and that in fact he was much more comfortable with flexible and "modern" rhythm sessions, faraway from the steady rhythm of trad jazz drummers.

I'd also love to see his two Honey Dew discs ("Gumbo" and "Hot Licorice", both from 1964) reissued on CD. These two discs come from a pickup date in 1964, where he jams on dixieland numbers with several local musicians from New England.

The one on Columbia is titled New Groove and was reissued on Collectables. The Impulse! is Ask Me Now! I really love the one he did with Henry "Red" Allen: The College Concert of Pee Wee Russell and Henry "Red" Allen which is also on Impulse! and shamefully never reissued on CD to the best of my knowledge. Thanks for this information, jazztrain, I'll be doing some research into tracking this down. Any help on where to find (on-line) a copy of that Japanese CD reissue of "The College Concert" CD? I'd love to have that disc!

I finally ordered it through amazon marketplace, for less than 7 EUR. Eagerly waiting to listen to some "fresh" Pee Wee!

Anyway, I will get it, since I don't have the original CD issue.

Got the Laubich/Spencer many moons ago. It's a very thorough work... though please note it dates from 1982, and hence it's not updated anymore. A couple of years ago I took the time to cross-check it with the discographical information from the Live Tatum series from Storyville, and IIRC there was some material not listed in Laubich/Spencer. And no CD listings, of course. You still can find it reasonably priced second-hand in some internet stores: Bookfinder search No online discography, to my knowledge. And I am with brownie regarding the possible new remastering for the Solo Masterpieces boxed set. I bet no new remastering has been used.