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¡¡¡ FELIZ CUMPLEAÑOS, CHRIS !!!

...and -I´m never happy anymore was also included in The Per Husby Orchestra - Dedications (1985) [Affinity AFF136; Hot Club HCRCD21]

According to Lord´s discography, -Never been in love was also included in Wyatt Bull Ruther´s "Ruther IV" [Van-Los Music VLM3605] with Gerald Brashear (ts,cga). Frederico Cervantes (p,viola,tp) [aka Freddie Gambrell (p,viola,tp) ], Wyatt Ruther (b), Ron Floreno (d), recorded in North Vancouver, B.C., 1972 -there´s a song called Weekend in several albums (no indication if this is Dameron´s composition): *Walter Wanderley - Kee-Ka-roo (1968) In fact it´s an unissued take from this session *Tamba Trio/Four (1968) [A&M 3013] *Hiroko Kobuku (1992) [JVC VICJ127] *Marc Russo - The window (1993) [JVC 2035-2] *Lenny Andrade and the Fred Hersch Trio - Maiden Voyage (1993) [Chesky JD113] *Gilles Bernard - Mot (1997) [Efendi 005]

Thanks, Claude. That seems reasonable.

Thanks!

Curious to know who´s the pianist on track 7. Any more guesses?

I´m afraid your link doesn´t work, brownie.

A couple of Columbia 2005 reissues: -Woody Shaw - Stepping stones: Live at the Village Vanguard -Miles Davis - Live in Tokyo

Now this is stupid... otherwise, could someone explain it? Basie Clef/Verve box ---> ebay: 147 USD MosaicRecords website ---> 136 USD

Extracted from Mainspring Press website:

Wynton Marsalis - Black codes (from the underground) Columbia CD --> CK 40009 (1985) doesn´t list a seventh track (5:22), listed simply as "Blues" on all sources checked. Same on later reissues???

Here´s the cover of "West Coast Hot":

And from Folkalliance website:

1946 From Verve´s website:

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First listening and all I can say is woooow!!!!! This is a very enjoyable selection, Chris. Thanks a lot! Haven´t got time to make a track by track analysis now, but here´s some guesses: Track 3: This is "I´m beginning to see the light" from this Jazztone disc, reissued by FSR: http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&t...10:uhuj6j8771t0 Track 7 Obviously, "Solitude" (with quotes from "Tenderly"). Wild guess... Jessica Williams? Track 10 Von Freeman, his tone and phrasing is unmistakeable Track 11 Easy one. Track 1 from this disc: http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:sa8gtq9zbu46 Track 13 "More than you know". Clarinetist should be clear, but... is he? Could it be track 6 from: http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:1sdsa9rgq238 But... where´s Billy Bauer? Track 14 "How high the moon". Track 8 from here:? http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/...y+1944-1947.htm Track 15 Errol Garner More to come!

Disc received today. Thanks!

In my book, the original version, with those wonderful wordless vocals by Adelaide Hall, has never been surpased.

I bought the complete collection when it first came out, years ago. Not all the discs were by artists I was interested in (at least at that moment), but I couldn´t resist picking them all. If anyone needs details on any particular volume, just let me know.

Yes, Lon. These 1938 broadcasts: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...&hl=cotton+club I have them in an awfully sounding edition in the rip-off label Galaxy. Great music that deserves to be properly remastered and presented!

Thanks, Mike. It´s a pricey set that has been on my wish list for a long time...

That´s what I was thinking, John, but was not sure.

Same guy does the same routine for Eddie Costa´s "House of the Blue Lights"