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Album Tracks V.I.P.'s Boogie - 2:51 Jam With Sam - 4:03 The Bunny Hop Mambo - 3:59 Isle of Capri - 3:38 Take the "A" Train - 3:51 Take the "A" Train [instrumental] - 3:35 Flamingo - 2:59 I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)/I'm Just a Lucky So-And-So - 3:44 Ballin' the Blues - 9:19 .Satin Doll - :53

Album tracks 1. Coffee & Kisses 2. Johnny Come Lately 3. Change My Ways, (Maybe I Should) 4. Primping At The Prom 5. Band Call 6. Satin Doll 7. Blue Jean Beguine 8. Tulip Or Turnip 9. Honeysuckle Rose 10. Theme For Trambeam 11. Blue Moon

Album Tracks Things Ain't What They Used to Be - 8:16 The Hawk Talks - 3:28 C Jam Blues - 5:10 Tenderly - 3:42 All the Things You Are - 5:15 Solitude - 2:24 She Moved - 7:38 Happy Birthday to You - :31 Mood Indigo - 5:55 .Trumpet No End (Blue Skies) - 3:45 .Take the "A" Train - 1:06

Album tracks 1 Summertime 2 Warm Valley 3 Sultry Serenade 4 Hy'a Sue 5 Sophisticated Lady 6 I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart/Don't Get Around Much Anymore 7 Just Squeeze Me (But Don't Tease Me) 8 Caravan 9 Perdido 10 Without a Song

Album Tracks Lullaby of Birdland - 3:05 Time on My Hands - 5:35 Don't Worry 'Bout Me - 4:18 Take the "A" Train - 4:58 Liza (All the Clouds'll Roll Away) - 5:55 Creole Love Call - 4:11 Boo-Dah - 4:03 Stomp, Look and Listen - 4:10 Happy Go Lucky Local - 5:44

These 5 discs gather two dance dates at McElroy´s Ballroom, April 30, 1953 & April 29, 1954 (Duke´s birthday is April 29). Duke Ellington & His Orchestra: Cat Anderson, Willie Cook, Ray Nance, Clark Terry, t; Quentin Jackson, Britt Woodman, tb; Juan Tizol, vtb (replaced by John Sanders in the 1954 date); Russell Procope, as, cl; Rick Henderson, as; Jimmy Hamilton, ts, cl; Paul Gonsalves, ts; Harry Carney, bs, bcl; Duke Ellington, p; Wendell Marshall, b; Butch Ballard, d (replaced by Dave Black in the 1954 date). Anyone has them? How good are they?

Hey, I will be happy in a couple of weeks, if US and Spanish Postal Services allow it!

According to the first paragraph in the brief reports of the Evaluation Committee made public yesterday, Paris and London candidatures are of "a very high quality", while Madrid´s is of "high quality". Olympic Games are further! I´ll say it again, brownie: Go Paris!!!

Mino Cinelu

Nick Brignola

Sven Asmussen

Willie Bobo

Yosuke Yamashita

Earl Warren

Anybody?

Leonard Feather Orrin Keepnews Phil Schaap

Sam Woodyard

Natty Dominique

Sheila Jordan

From their website:

Upcoming releases on this (new???) label: Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass - Going Places (Shout! Factory) June 7 — 1965 Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass - What Now My Love (Shout! Factory) June 7 — 1966 Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass - S.R.O. (Shout! Factory) June 7 — 1966 John Coltrane - The Bethlehem Years - 2 CDs (Shout! Factory) Aug 2 Duke Ellington - Duke Ellington Presents... (Shout! Factory) Aug 2 -- 1956 Bethlehem release; remastered Charles Mingus - East Coasting (Shout! Factory) Aug 2 — 1957 Bethlehem release Herb Alpert - Sounds Like (Shout! Factory) Aug 16 — 1967 Herb Alpert - Herb Alpert's Ninth (Shout! Factory) Aug 16 — 1967 Herb Alpert - The Beat of the Brass (Shout! Factory) Aug 16 — 1968 Dexter Gordon - Daddy Plays The Horn (Shout! Factory) Aug 23 — 1955 Bethlehem release; remastered; with Kenny Drew (piano), Leroy Vinnegar (bass) and Larance Marable (drums) Charles Mingus - A Modern Symposium of Music & Poetry (Shout! Factory) Aug 23 — 1957 Bethlehem release George Gershwin - Porgy and Bess - 2 CDs (Shout! Factory) Aug 23 — originally released by Bethlehem in 1956 and includes the entire opera featuring performances by Mel Torme, Frances Faye, George Kirby, the Duke Ellington Orchestra and more Herb Alpert - Christmas Album (Shout! Factory) — 1968

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I´d say "none of my friends are SICKLY in jazz"