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Thanks for you input, guys ... still in doubt about purchasing it

BTW you can download a ram file with a solo of Chick Webb doing "Liza"

You can find some more good Chick Webb picks at DRUMMERWORLD.COM besides HUNDREDS OF GREAT PICTURES OF DRUMMERS. It´s a very interesting and useful site... even for us non-drummers

Couldn´t vote for any of them. They´re all great!

Agreeing with many of the objections stated... my vote goes for Tadd Dameron (I love her compositions)

I´ve been wondering many times if I should buy this box. I know it includes some of the best solos ever played but, the facts that -it only includes Bird´s solos and no complete tracks, and -that sound´s expected to be quite poor, have made me contain myself from buying this 7 CD box. Your advice??? Thanks in advance!

A few Selects and MAYBE the Charlie Parker Bennedetti set.

CHICK WEBB´S KIT CIRCA 1938

CHICK WEBB 1

Looks like a very, very interesting program, GOM!!!

Speak no evil

Electric piano Don´t you all jump on me, fusion lovers!

There´s a long way to go for you to be "Dr. Funkenstein" yeah well, I'm yet one post closer I knew I could help

There´s a long way to go for you to be "Dr. Funkenstein" ... but I know you can make it, John! B)

....here!!! Welcome to the Board, GoodSpeak and KOB!

...are very important

...and posts count

... you should know "labels"

All the CD reissues of "Astigmatic": 1989 - Polskie Nagrania PNCD 026 "Polish Jazz, Vol. 3: Krzysztof Komeda" (With eight additional tracks) 1994 - Power Bros Records PB 00125 Krzysztof Komeda Quintet "Astigmatic" 1998 - Polonia Records CD 158 "The Complete Recordings of Krzysztof Komeda, Vol.20 - Astigmatic" 1998 - Power Bros Records PB 00163 Krzysztof Komeda "Astigmatic" (With multimedia filmed interview of Zofia Komeda) 2000 - Polonia Records / JVR Komeda "Astigmatic" 2001 - Polskie Nagrania PNCD 536 Komeda Quintet "Astigmatic" (Original Cover)

I really like that one... my first Barney Wilen disc.

You can find information about Stride Piano on this thread: HARLEM STRIDE PIANISTS

Brad: if you´re refering to Hollywood Empire club in LA and not to London Empire Ballroom, this may be that disc: DE at the Hollywood Empire 1949 - Storyville Records

John, you still don't see we EUROPEANS (you know what that is, don't ya know) have to stand TOGETHER against that damn US imperialists!?

Great one!

... and one for the violin