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To my knowledge, there´s no available Coleman Hawkins online discography.

Albert Haim has posted this at the Bix Beiderbecke website:

Herbie Mann Eric Dolphy Jorge Pardo

That´s the detective in you, brownie!

Barry Miles Barry Galbraith Barry Altschul

Alabama Watson Mississippi Fred McDowell Louisiana Red Red Norvo Miles Davis Kenny Dorham

Will Almendra Music be the publisher, as for Jordi Pujol´s "Jazz en Barcelona 1920-1965" book? If so, and as your book will be mostly graphic material, I hope the quality of the paper and the definition of the photographs will be better! On the other hand, "Jazz en Barcelona..." is a thoroughly researched and well documented book, essential to understand what was going on in the Spanish jazz scene (if we´d dare call it so!) during those years.

Betsy Palmer Arnold Palmer Arnold (the pig) Arnold Schönberg Alban Berg Manny Albam

Young Benny Goodman: Happy B-day!

Great pics, Barak (and not only for their size) Here´s the link to the review of the May 19 Madrid concert (that I finally could not attend) at www.tomajazz.com, with some pics by Sergio Cabanillas: http://www.tomajazz.com/conciertos/2006/05/wsq_madrid.htm

I think nobody has posted the cover yet. So here it is: And the link to the first thread with the track listing: 9 CD Set: That Devilin Tune, History of Jazz 1895-1927

Steve Voce´s obituary in The Independent:

Charlie Parker Chan Parker Chano Domínguez

¡FELIZ CUMPLEAÑOS, JIM!

It´s Sandy Block on bass, according to the MilesAhead Charlie Parker Discography.

Thanks!

Anyone?

Me too and Me too

What is it you're using? Patches? Hypnosis? Relaxin' At Camarillo? F Acupuncture!

Peter Brötzmann swings gently with Cole Porter (orchestra conducted by Billy May)

Willie The Lion Smith plays Jelly Roll Morton (see my signature)

WTF is that Mosaic-thing?

I love each and every disc included here:

http://www.dailymotion.com/alternativa/video/62351 Hawk is da man!