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February 16, 1933. New York. English Columbia recording session. Duke Ellington & His Orchestra: Freddy Jenkins, Arthur Whetsel, Cootie Williams, t; Lawrence Brown, Joe Nanton, tb; Juan Tizol, vtb; Barney Bigard, cl, ts; Johnny Hodges, cl, ss, as; Otto Hardwick, as, bsx; Harry Carney, cl, as, bs; Duke Ellington, p; Fred Guy, g; Wellman Braud, b; Sonny Greer, d. 265052-3 Columbia CB-625 Down A Carolina Lane

Here´s the JazzVines Yahoo group, Brad. Quite a few interesting shows now circulating... though Dan is right, and there´s a lot of free impro/avant-garde/whatever at this moment... http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/JazzVines/

A sleepin´ bee Ill wind Out of this world The eagle and me As long as I live

Despite the rareness of some of the sidemen, there´s a lot of wonderful music included here:

That´s the only one I have, and it´s quite good, IMHO.

Just received the JJ Johnson and the Horace Parlan Mosaics, from a member of this board.

Lord lists only this session: [H7536-4] Billy Horne The voice of Billy Horne: Billy Horne and his Combo: Billy Horne (p,vcl) Nelson Symonds (g) Charley Riddle (b) Charlie Duncan (d) Montreal, Canada, c. 1961 Secret love Plaza (Can)PL3303 Route 66 - It could happen to you -

Ditto!

... in my particular case, because I wasn´t aware of them when many of those sets went OOP. Now I regret it. But my wife´s happy with it! B-)

Yes, Jim, but I don´t like it this way...

Thanks a lot, mgraham33! I was thinking on doing something like this. Now if we could give that list kinda rating system... it would help to spend our money!

RIP

The site´s beautifully designed and full of amazing pictures, Mark and Jeff. Congratulations!!!

I was meaning e-mail sent! now you confuse me! want me to outsource to Spain? We, little Spaniards, can be very efficient.... if we want to!

I was meaning e-mail sent!

Time to rejoin the BFT crowd. PM sent!

Jim, have you checked if there´s any time of the day where no jazz freak is hangin´ round here? I bet there´s always some 24-hours-a-day guy.... couw?

Chris: Which is your opinion of John Chilton´s "Song of the Hawk: The Life and Recordings of Coleman Hawkins" (that I haven´t read)?

Previous discussion on Django Reinhardt

It´s curious that Django, being Les Paul´s favorite guitarist, recognized Les Paul as his main influence on electric guitar. I remember reading this in the liner notes for RCA/Bluebird "Djangology" (recorded 1949 and a good example of what you mention, Allen). Will check it.

Did anybody already mention Dick Wellstood?

Who´s that "people" anyway?

PM sent re the JJ and the Parlan.

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February 1, 1963 The first concert at the Theatre de l'Olympia (Paris). The second one was February 23