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And now, Jim?

Have you been able to find this disc so quickly among your zillions of vinyls? or Do you have these specific data in mind?

Nice avatar, BTW.

brownie: follow the AMG link I posted above.

According to jazzdisco.org discography of Kenny Dorham, it´s Lonnie Liston Smith: Kenny Dorham Sextet Kenny Dorham, Bill Hardman, Richard Williams (tp) Lonnie Liston Smith (p) Peck Morrison (b) Walter Perkins (d) NYC, circa 1965 Confirmation Trip TLX 5036 Sweet Clifford - Blues - * V.A. - A Trumpet Tribute to Fats Navarro, Clifford Brown and Booker Little (Trip TLX 5036)

Wow. Ours is bigger than theirs. Again, err, wow. Please take a look at the subtitle of the thread.

http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&t...10:69kbu3tganxk

No doubt. Was he the single greatest instrumentalist in jazz of all time? I'd say yes. Under the permission of Art Tatum Charlie Parker ... (now I´ll shut up!!!)

Under the permission of Buster Bailey Sidney Bechet Barney Bigard Johnny Dodds Buddy de Franco Jimmy Giuffre Edmond Hall Jimmy Hamilton George Lewis Albert Nicholas Jimmy Noone Russell Procope Pee Wee Russell Tony Scott Artie Shaw ... to name a few! B-) (note the traditional/mainstream jazz tendency of my list) I am convinced that BG was AMONG THE GREATEST clarinet players of all time!

Just noticed that, for the first time ever, organissimo [321.568] has more posts than Jazz Corner [321.476] !!!!!!!!

Sorry if this has been discussed previously or is common knowledge, but does the first track (title track) of the Braxton disc ends abruptly and unexpectedly at 9:09 in all your copies? I´m listening it in my computer at work and I thought Windows Media Player had gone wrong!

Just picked my first four Free America discs, for 12,5 € each: Braxton´s "Donna Lee", the AEC with Fontella Bass, the Mal Waldron & Steve Lacy and the Roswell Rudd. I haven´t listened to them yet, but the packaging and presentation is first class! I will start with the Braxton now. In fact, the title track is now blowin´ my ears at work!

I couldn´t disagree more. I´ve been there five times (about 30 days in total) and everytime I return (last time it was a month and a half ago) I discover something new and exciting. The city has a special flavor, it really appeals to me much more than any other I have visited! And no problem with the French people, ask brownie!

If brownie recommends you 'Le Pre Verre' , take heed of him!!!

Hi! Since you´re all a bunch of Braxtonophiles... ...could you help me with the release date (this is, copyright or street year, not recording date) for any of the following discs?: - Steeplechase CD: SCCD 31015 - In The Tradition - Anthony Braxton (ldr) - Steeplechase LP 12": SCS 1045 - In The Tradition, Volume 2 - Anthony Braxton (ldr) - Steeplechase CD: SCCD 31045 - In The Tradition, Volume 2 - Anthony Braxton (ldr) - Steeplechase CD: SCS 37003/4 - What's New In The Tradition - Anthony Braxton (ldr) Posted this in a discographical thread on Tete Montoliu, but nobody brought release date for these issues. Cheers, Agustín

As of March 15 (at this moment): Posts: Jazzcorner 310.175; Organissimo 308.588; AAJ 97.012 At this moment: Posts Jazzcorner 318.989 Organissimo 318.619 AAJ 101.946 Closer than ever!!!

Great program, David! I enjoyed it this morning.

Issued on Wes Montgomery Live in Europe (Philology (It) W97-2

[Portrait of Teddy Wilson and Zutty Singleton, Turkish Embassy, Washington, D.C., 1940]. William P. Gottlieb - Photographs from the Golden Age of Jazz

[Portrait of Joe Marsala, Zutty Singleton and Teddy Wilson, National Press Club, Washington D.C., ca. 1939] William P. Gottlieb - Photographs from the Golden Age of Jazz

List updated. Still a lot to discover. Please, help if you can. Regards, Agustín

List updated. Still a lot to discover. Please, help if you can. Regards, Agustín

New releases: Svend Asmussen - Fit as a fiddle Stuff Smith - Swingin´ Stuff Sahib Shihab - Sentiments