Tom in RI

Hey Page, nice calls on Alan Dawson and John Swana. That's 3 for you this time, very impressive.

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Stubblefield.

Hats off to you Thom, your suppositions on 6 are correct as are those on 8, 9 and 10.

Not on #3, on #4.. Thom has id'ed Coleman correctly and has also gotten the other two tenors on his 4th listen.

Well Thom, you are spot on on #3 and you have id'ed the three tenors on #4, an unlikley trio. Also correct on #5 regarding Fathead Newman.

I used Goldwave to remove the tags on my first couple of BFT's. Since it was $40 program when I boughty some time ago you wouldn't want to pick it up just for that, I use it primarily for editing and cleaning up vinyl rips. For my current BFT I used a free program but I am a little embarrassed to say I don't remember which one. I think it was id3remeover.

Nice work Tom. As to the guitaist on #1, its not anyone with a national rep so I would be really surprised if anyone got that.

Hi Page, glad you liked it. Yes, that's right on #5.I remember when I saw the disc in the used bin. I didn't know anything about Beck but I figured with Fathead Newman how could I go wrong.

Hi John, I wouldn't be at all surprised if you already have #11. Thanks for playing.

Sorry to be tardy, my computer has been hors de combat since Monday and I didn't want to start on Sunday out of deference to Colinmce and BFT 131. This set of tunes will be quite a departure from 131 and may be a little boring in comparison, forewarned.

I have an hour of music ready to go. PM for a download link. If you want a disc, let me know and I'll forward it.

Hey Pete, Can I grab these? Carlisle, Una Mae & Kirby, John The Complete Una Mae 1940-42 & Kirby 41-42 RCA Black & White Two-lp Fagerquist, Don Music to Fill a Void VSOP Pierce, Nat Boston Bust Out (with Serge Chaloff) Hep Stewart, Rex Henderson Homecoming United Artists Stewart, Rex Big Reunion Fletcher Henderson All Stars Jazz Greats Various The Real Sound of Jazz Pumpkin Thanks, Tom

In keeping with the OP's request I'd recommend the title track to the Consulelo-Jon Quintet's disc, Last Sunday Morning on Accurate. It features Billy Pierce with a great soprano solo.

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I don't buy nearly enough new material to make a best of list but I like seeing what's on the lists of people who do. Will probably pick up one or two based on the above (particularly Ideal Bread).

I'll take the Stan Getz.

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If nobody else pipes up, I'll take March.

Oops! Well, since I often fail to identify tracks in the Blindfold Tests from albums in my collection, perhaps it is not surprising that I would also fail to identify a track from a prior Blindfold Test. I've been there.

Hey Hot Ptah, you have heard Les Arbuckle before:

Wasn't there a pressing problem with the Revenge set? IIRC there was a defective disc. If you are buying a used set it might have the defect.

Terry Robb, did you catch his take on Idle Moments on his last disc? I really dug that.

Another act to check out is Paul Rishell and Annie Raines. They have several cd's out. Not all acoustic but music of a very high caliber as far as I'm concerned. Here's a sample of what they do:

I second the suggestion of Paul Geremia. I aso have a soft spot for Buddy Guy and Jr Wells, Alone and Acoustic. Another date I have enjoyed tremendously ove the last year is Hans Theesink and Terry Evans, Delta Time. It should be fairly easy to sample any of these online to see if they please.