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Come to Organissimo, the place to hang out with talibans... (just kidding, pepe)

There´s nothing like some help from organissimo members... TOM WILLIAMS WEBSITE (including bio, recordings, gallery, links, events...) Notwithstanding... -no recordings since 2001 -not very busy schedule for 2003 or 2004, if you check "events" Another lost promise?

From Kennedy Center Millenium Stage Archives:

Thanks, John. Yes, it could be TOM (or TOMMY) WILLIAMS -AMG-

Listening to Antonio Hart´s "For the first time" (1991) I found this trumpeter playing nicely on three tracks. I really enjoyed his playing, specially in Sam Jones´ original "Del Sasser". From the liner notes: But I haven´t been able to find anything more by this guy. AMG and google searches didn´t bring anything. Have you any idea of what´s happened to Thomas Williams?

pepe: There´s a previous thread on this matter. CHECK THIS Cheers, Agustín

(where can we sign up?)

Alan: Sent you an e-mail with my order yesterday. Regards, Agustín

FYI Further recommendations on Chano Domínguez: Imán (2000, Nuba Records) Hecho a mano(1996, Nuba Records) 10 de Paco(1995, Nuevos Medios?)

Be sure I´ll buy one copy for each of my friends.... though they don´t like jazz

Exactly my thoughts!

Thanks for the recommendations! I will be looking for "Footloose" and "Not two not one".

I don´t know if it´s still available, brownie. I´m afraid it isn´t, as some amazon and google research doesn´t bring any results. But I could help, if any of you is happy enough with a CD-R of it! Yup, a CD-R would be just fine with me So, let´s change the usual Zurich-Belgrade-Madrid route for a much more direct Madrid-Zurich this time! B)

Just ordered Ornette´s OOP Blue Note "Love call" from a member of this forum.

There´s a new McCoy Tyner CD on Telarc, released on June 22: "Illuminations". Gary Bartz, Terence Blanchard, Christian McBride and Lewis Nash on board. Not a bad team at all! Any comments? PS: sorry if this has been discussed before: the search function doesn´t work now!

Same here!

Same here!

I have this on the Swingtime ST 1004 LP Coleman Hawkins Vol. 1 (there never was a Vol. 2), which says "probably Los Angeles, early 1945". I don´t have my copy here, but I believe it says something like "...the exact recording date remains unknown, but it´s supposed to be recorded about two years before he recorded his famous "Picasso" for Norman Granz..." And regretfully I don´t have any Coleman Hawkins discography/sessionography. Is there any available?

Have you noticed who´s on drums? B) That critic (and former drummer) who is almost as hated as the trumpet player that irritates so much so many people around here... Please, let's not discuss this right now! I have already commited a major sin today by praising a Wynton Marsalis on another thread. One major sin a day is more than I can already take

I don´t know if it´s still available, brownie. I´m afraid it isn´t, as some amazon and google research doesn´t bring any results. But I could help, if any of you is happy enough with a CD-R of it!

As I only have two Paul Bley CDs (this one and a volume of the Bley-Giuffre-Swallow trio), I´m opened to any further recommendations!

I think this two volumes Copenhaguen concert it´s OOP, but I´m not sure.

Here´s the link for his website: www.chanodominguez.com/ ...but it seems that it´s no longer working!

Have you noticed who´s on drums? B) That critic (and former drummer) who is almost as hated as the trumpet player that irritates so much so many people around here...

You got it, Flurin!