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The Magnificent Goldberg

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  1. The eaten an arrow race (courtesy of 'I'm sorry, I'll read that again') Robin Hood Boyz in the Hood
  2. Interesting to look back almost two years and not the changes. This was my earlier list SONNY STITT JIMMY SMITH HOUSTON PERSON JUNIOR MANCE GRANT GREEN DAVID NEWMAN BROTHER JACK MCDUFF LES MCCANN DR LONNIE SMITH WILLIS 'GATOR TAIL' JACKSON GENE AMMONS STANLEY TURRENTINE CHARLES EARLAND NAT ADDERLEY JIMMY MCGRIFF SHIRLEY SCOTT EDDIE 'LOCKJAW' DAVIS RICHARD 'GROOVE' HOLMES LOU DONALDSON MILT JACKSON Now, it's SONNY STITT RAMSEY LEWIS AHMAD JAMAL GRANT GREEN GENE AMMONS JACK MCDUFF JIMMY MCGRIFF SHIRLEY SCOTT ILLINOIS JACQUET MILT BUCKNER LES MCCANN LOUIS ARMSTRONG HOUSTON PERSON NAT ADDERLEY JIMMY SMITH MILT JACKSON DR LONNIE SMITH EDDIE 'LOCKJAW' DAVIS STANLEY TURRENTINE JUNIOR MANCE Sonny Stitt is still #1, but there are definitely some different people in there. If I don't limit it to jazz, then Ray Charles, Youssou Ndour, Bembeya Jazz National and Chief Commander Ebeneezer Obey get in there. MG
  3. It's a really nice album with people you don't quite expect on it - Jabo, Clyde, StClair (last recording before he died) - as well as the usual suspects. No recording date in the sleeve but late 1998/early 1999. Copyright date is 1999. My copy is a Euro issue by ZYX. MG
  4. The Olympic Runners The Long Distance Runner who was lonely Newmarket Joggers
  5. Mr Kelly Ella Fitzgerald F Scott Fitzgerald
  6. Marlon Brando Johnny Burnette Sonny Hopson
  7. Funnily enough, no Is this a solo piano album? MG Yes. It is one of two solo piano albums by Sun Ra released on the IAI label in the late 1970s. Well, I'll see what the reveal has to reveal. Thanks. MG
  8. Many happy returns, Jeff. MG
  9. The Parvenus (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/art/3573762/Portrait-painter-to-the-parvenus.html) George Romney Lady Hamilton (No wonder...) MG
  10. This is a nice P-vine album MG
  11. La Grande Odalisque Le Bain Turc Don Ellis
  12. Funnily enough, no Is this a solo piano album? MG
  13. Simon of Cyrene Frankie Lymon The Teenagers
  14. Have a happy birthday and a nice walk, Paul. Nice to see your walking lists. MG
  15. Fuck me, it looks like a joke, but I'm sure it's not. MG
  16. Wilson Pickett - It's too late - Double L (Marble Arch UK) MG
  17. Snowboy Mark Cotgrove Mark
  18. Buster Brown Eddie Buster Prince Buster
  19. This afternoon Georgia Mass Choir - I'm going to hold out - Savoy twofer MG
  20. It is not one of his more well known albums. I do not know if any members here have it. He's made quite a few >20 I think. Few on big labels. MG It could be more than 120, from the 1970s on. Oh, as a leader? Or... is he not the leader on this track? MG
  21. It is not one of his more well known albums. I do not know if any members here have it. He's made quite a few >20 I think. Few on big labels. MG
  22. Juggin' Around (Foster) Going South (Foster) Jim Dog (Ammons) Sermonette (Adderley) Little Ditty (Wess) Swingin' For Benny (Green) That's all there is. Interesting. I wonder how come a Charly LP has the right number of cuts, when... Just noticed you said a track was SUBSTITUTED. So this is my track list - all the tune titles are there, but in a different order: Juggin' around Sermonette Swinging for Benny Little ditty Going south Jim dog Que? Slaps head - go back to bed Manuel. MG
  23. Ronald Shiner The Man in the Moon Doris
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