The Magnificent Goldberg

Flip Phillips Chuck Nessa Chuck Rock

Duke of Earl Earl Hines Earl Bostic

Is Mosaic planning a 'Complete Moms Mabley recordings on Chess' box? MG

Ray Ellington Duke Ellington Duke of Wellington

Charles Kynard & Buddy Collette - Warm winds - World Pacific (mono) Savannah Community Choir - Sweet spirit - Creed Now Mildred Clark & the Melody-aires - Lord help me to hold out - Savoy next Delois Barrett & the Barrett Sisters - Carry me back - Savoy MG

Checked the Lord discography and there's no sign of a version of the song by Abbey Lincoln. MG

The Great Gatsby The Great Gates Lionel Hampton

A superb album! This morning Lionel Hampton - 1948 - Alamac MG

Max Collie's Rhythm Aces Johnny Ace Buddy Ace

Bluebird Mountain Bluebird Bluebird of Happiness

Giraldus Cambrensis (Gerald of Wales) Geraldo Semprini

Yes - then was definitely then. MG

Wee Willie Harris Wee Willie Winkie Little Willie Littlefield

Major Roadworks Corporal Punishment Private Keepout

Yeah, love their stuff, particularly 'Life of Brian'. But they're all old men now... We'll see. MG

No one else playing vinyl this afternoon? Milt Buckner, with Buddy Tate - Them there eyes - Black & Blue (Belter Spain) Milt Buckner & Buddy Tate - Crazy rhythm - Black & Blue Milt Buckner, Arnett Cobb & Eddie Chamblee - Midnight slows vol 6 - Black & Blue Now Sony Stiff - Burnin' - Argo (DG mono) MG

This afternoon, sum elpees Lou Donaldson - Sunny side up - BM (King Japan) Lou Donaldson - Blowing in the wind - Cadet next Buddy Tate & Milt Buckner - Midnight slows vol 4 - Black & Blue MG

Clarence 'Sleepy' Anderson Gene Ammons Sonny Stitt

Right - I see Larry, the record you were talking about was 'Sonny Stitt' by Sonny Stitt - Argo 629, not 'Burnin'' - this one, apparently That's been reissued by Fresh Sound under the title 'Burnin'' - like this That CD contains 'Sonny Stitt' and 'Burnin'' - which looks like this Pity Fresh Sound didn't use the 'Burnin'' sleeve. MG

I have the orig of 'Burnin'' and it isn't how you describe it, Larry. Lunchtime now... MG

Wes Buddy Monk

It did on the LPs; well, it gave the Prestige address, which is all I think any of the other labels did. I believe Tru-sound was Ozzie Cadena's idea. He produced the two Rhoda Scott LPs and all (I think) of the Gospel series. Dunno about the Latin series. Here's a link to the Tru-sound discography http://www.bsnpubs.com/new/trusound.pdf MG

And sort of... MG

I've got it on CD - issued on CD in Germany by Bellaphon. Nice album. I've got quite a lot by A Ibrahim. I like all of it. Somehow, though, after a couple of years, I don't seem to have the energy to listen to them. 'Water from an ancient well' is an exception. Maybe the one with Buddy Tate will be an exception too, but I only got it in March. MG