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I have no news on this regard, but will ask at the dukelym list. I´m also waiting for the release of the complete 1938 Cotton Club broadcasts on Storyville.

Reportedly this has come out on CD this year, on the Fruit Tree label. Originally it was issued (as an unauthorized and pretty rare LP, I think) on the Unique Jazz label (UJ 20), as shown here: Has anybody got the CD release? Does it include the other three mentioned tracks ('Fables...', 'Blues for...' and 'Peggy´s...'). Here´s the original cover of the Unique Jazz LP: Thanks in advance.

I´ve interviewed Bernd Lhotzky, the wonderful German stride pianist, for Tomajazz. It is now available at: Tomajazz - Main page / News Interview with Bernd Lhotzky

First track on this disc: Not my favorite, but a good one!

From the Library of Congress, taken by Franca R. Mulligan (1976)

Quoted from the Fats Waller Yahoo group:

I went searching for (I'm assuming you mean JSP?) Vol. 1, and they seem to have started with Vol. 2! I've got mine coming from Wherehouse.som, with the extra 30% off (code: bigsale) it's a steal. Finally picked up the Bear Family Nat King Cole tome for about $161 too!! Yes, volume 1 (covering up to 1928) will be the next one to be out. Guess they released volume 2 first because they managed to get all the material and do the remastering first.

Really sad news! I will spin this one as a small tribute to a great musician:

Another recent Fats Waller release, from our Andorran friends: FATS WALLER: COMPLETE VICTOR PIANO SOLOS (Definitive/Disconforme)

150 Leader Discographies are now available on Mike Fitzgerald´s website, besides 68 Artists (Complete) Discographies.

"Rhythms sounds" cover

"Meets himself" cover

Sad news indeed. Will spin his "International Jazz Workshop - Live" (HTSART) tonight as a tribute.

Thanks a lot for the info, Marcel. I´ll put it on my wish list, for sure.

OK. You win.

Nuff said!

As for those Miles radio recordings, are you sure they are bootlegs? (I haven´t got them, so I can´t quote their source). They may be concerts previously broadcast that years later were sold to a label by the XXX Radio Company and subsequently released on CD (i.e. the "Dexter In Radioland" series on SteepleChase).

Well, many ebay sellers of Mosaic sets include the set number... ... maybe a palindromic set number would sell better?

I don´t think you´re right, Flurin. To my knowledge, Jazz Unlimited is part of Storyville Records. I have a few Jazz Unlimited issues, such as the wonderful Fats Waller´s Complete Associated Transcriptions two discs release, and no trace of "doubtfulness" there. Look at the newly designed Storyville website: http://www.storyville-records.com/Default.aspx?tabId=2621 Anyway, Chris Albertson could clarify.

Thanks for the info, Chris!

I couldn´t agree more, Lon! There´s a lot of early Blue Note output waiting to be reissued!

This is not a joke, but something real, as told by Danish saxophonist Jesper Thilo in his autobiography: <<Duke’s orchestra was in town (Copenhagen, Denmark). Jesper’s phone rang: “ Duke wants an alto sax for the band tonight”. Jesper was thrilled: “Great, he said, I’m coming right away”. “Don’t bother to come, just send the saxophone with a taxi”. >>

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