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I have a copy in very nice shape of this book. The cover is blue, no dust jacket, no foxing. If it were a record I'd rate it NM-. For sale, $37 plus shipping which will probably be around $4 for media mail. PM with any questions.

Regarding New York Stories, evidently Gatton's leads were all done after the tracks were recorded. https://www.vintageguitar.com/2813/danny-gatton/ according to Ed Eastridge, Gatton's preferred engineer.

I am a George Adams fanatic. A couple of lesser known dates to keep an eye out for, Hank Marr, Sounds From the Marr-ket Place on King, no doubt his 1st recording (with Blood Ulmer too boot) and Boston based Orange Then Blue featuring George on Where Were You. My favorite Adams date is the Adams/Pullen disc Life Lines I crack up every time I hear Protection, 1:35 of Adams channeling '50's r'n'b tenor. And his version of Send in the Clowns always gives me goose bumps.

Pm sent on Jazz on Disques Vogue.

Hey Dmitri, where was this? I saw Leon Russell last night at the Odeum in EG, not bad but too loud.

I just picked this up today, disappointed that there is no booklet.

Regarding the David Sanborn, I am pretty sure George Adams got a credit on Heart to Heart. A payday, no solos though.

Thanks guys, items set aside pending payment, pm's sent, list updated.

All cd’s in excellent shape, jewel cases may show wear, wear on digipaks noted. Shipping is $3 for one cd, plus $1 for each additional cd. Spend $30, get free shipping. Buy cds adding up to $60, take 10% off. All shipping will be media mail in the US, international will be at cost. If you have any questions, please ask. Post what you want here on the thread. I will be posting this list at Audiokarma also so in the event two people want the same disc I’ll be going with who posted first. Carl Allen & Manhattan Projects, The Dark Side of Dewey, Evidence ECD 22138-2, w/Nicholas Payton, Vincent Herring, Mulgrew Miller, Dwayne Burno. $4. Geri Allen, Twenty One, Blue Note D 106397, w/Ron Carter, Tony Williams, BMG issue. $6. Dave Ballou, On This Day, Steeplechase SCCD 31504, w/Tony Malaby, Billy Drewes, Mike Formanek, Tom Rainey, $7. Dave Bernstein,C the Blues, Wolftones Records CD #108, San Francisco area guitar 4tet, $3. Hamiet Bluiett, Bluiett’s Barbeque Band, Mapleshade 04032, $4. Michael Brecker, Tales From the Hudson, Impulse! IMPD 191, w/Pat Metheny, Jack DeJohnette, Dave Holland, Joey Calderazzo. $4. Digipak cover shows some wear. Tina Brooks, True Blue, Blue Note TOCJ 4041(Spanish issue with, I assume, Japanese mastering), w/Freddie Hubbard, Duke Jordan, Sam Jones, Art Taylor. $6. Rob Brown Trio, Sounds, Clean Feed CF077cd, w/Daniel Levin, Satoshi Takeishi, promo, $8. Freddie Bryant & Kaleidoscope, Live Grooves, Hipnotic HR-10009, w/Donny McCaslin, Steve Wilson, Yosvany Terry ao, $3. Frank Carlberg, The Crazy Woman, Accurate AC-4401, w/Christienhj Correa, Chris Cheek, Ben Street, Kenny Wollesen, $3. Change of Time, Omnitone 15102, w/Russ Lossing, Adam Kolker, John Hebert, $4. Teddy Charles, Salute to Hamp, Bethlehem 20-40082, w/Bob Brookmeyer, Zoot Sims, Art Farmer, ao, $3. Teddy Charles Tentet, Atlantic Jazz 7 90983-2, w/Art Farmer, Gigi Gryce, JR Monterose, Jimmy Raney ao, $3. Sarah Jane Cion, Summer Night, Naxos Jazz 86071-2, piano trio w/ Michael Brecker on two tracks, $4. Nat King Cole, The Chronogical 1943-1944, Classics 804, w/Oscar Moore, Johnny Miller, and one date w/Shad Collins and Illinois Jacquet, $8. Buddy Collette, Jazz Loves Paris, Fantasy Specialty Jazz Series OJCCD 50021, w/Red Mitchell, Frank Rosolino, Howard Roberts ao, $5. Eddie Costa, Guys and Dolls Like Vibes, Verve Master Edition 314 549 366-2, w/Bill Evans, Wendell Marshall, Paul Motian, $5. Jay D’Amico Trio, Tuscan Prelude Jazz Under Glass, Consolidated Artists Productions CAP 1013, w/Marc Johnson, Ronnie Zito $2. Frank Derrick, The Beat Goes On, Jazzed Media JM1035, some big band some quintet, $2. Danny D’Imperio, Blues For Philly Joe, VSOP #81, w/Ralph Lalama, Hod O’Brien, ao, $7. Eric Dolphy, Far Cry, Prestige PRCD 8270-2, w/Booker Little, Jaki Byard, Ron Carter, Roy Haynes, sealed K2 edition, $7. Eric Dolphy, Softly as in a Morning Sunrise Live in Germany 1961, Natasha Imports NI-4001, w/McCoy Tyner, Reggie Workman, Mel Lewis, $3. Armen Donelian, Leapfrog, Sunnyside SSC 4010, w/Marc Mommas, Mike Moreno, Dean Johnson, Tyshawn Sorey, $4. Benjamin Drazen, Posi-Tone PR 8076, w/Jon Davis, Carlo DeRosa, Eric McPherson, $3. Charles Earland, Leaving This Planet, Prestige PRCD 66002-2, w/Joe Henderson, Freddie Hubbard ao, $3. Teddy Edwards & Houston Person, Horn to Horn, 32 Jazz 32150, w/Richard Wyands, Peter Washington, Kenny Washington, really nice two tenor date $8. Nathan Eklund, The Crooked Line, Jazz Excursion JEX-105, lesser knowns but a really solid date, $3. Duke Ellington, Volume 1 Studio Sessions Chicago 1956, SAJA 7 91041-2, $4. Steve Einerson, Arrival, Cellar Live CL031512, piano trio, $2. Art Farmer, Brass Shout!/The Aztec Suite, Gambit Records 69254, w/Lee Morgan, Jimmy Cleveland, Bobby Timmons, Elvin Jones, Zoot Sims, Hank Jones ao, $5. Reissue of two complete late ‘50’s dates. David Finck Quartet, Soundbrush Records SA 1012, w/ Joe Locke, Tom Ranier, Joe La Barbera, Jemery Pelt, Bob Sheppard, $3. Fred Fried, The Wisdom of Notes, Ballet Tree 0627, w/Michael, Tony Tedesco, $4. Paul Gonsalves, Ellingtonia Moods & Blues, RCA Victor09026 63562-2, w/Johnny Hodges, Ray Nance, ao, $4. Stefon Harris, Black Action Figure, Blue Note 7243 4 99546 2 5, w/Jason Moran, Steve Turre, Greg Osby ao, $3. Greg Hatza Organization, In My Pocket, Palmetto PM-2019, w/Ralph Lalama, Paul Bollenback ao, $5. Steve Herbeman, Thoughtlines, Reach RM-3760, guitar, Bruce Swaim on tenor and rhythm, $3. Nachito Herrera, Live at the Dakota volume 1, Dakota Live , Latin quartet, $6. Hot Club de Norverge, Hot Club Records HCRCR 219, solid manouche quartet, $7. Pierre Hurel Quartet, self produced, w/Donny McCaslin in one of his 1st recordings, this from 1992, $4. DD Jackson, Anthem, BMG 09026 63606-2, w/James Carter, Jack DeJohnnette, ao, $3. Javon Jackson, When the Time is Right, Blue Note CDP 0777 7 89678 2 8, w/Jacky Terasson, Peter Washington, Carl Allen, Kenny Garrett ao, $3. Illinois Jacquet/Leo Parker, Toronto 1947, Uptown Records UPCD 27.73, w/Russell Jacquet, Sir Charles Thompson ao, $7. Ahmad Jamal, Olympia 2000, Dreyfus Jazz FDM 36629-2, w/Idris Muhammad, George Coleman, James Cammack, $5. John Jenkins, With Kenny Burrell, Blue Note CDP 7243 8 52437 2 1, w/Sonny Clark, Paul Chambers, Dannie Richmond, Connoisseur Series, $8. Osie Johnson, Osie’s Oasis, Period OJCCD 1916-2, w/Thad Jones, Frank Wess ao, $5. Keystone Quartet, A Love Story, 32 Jazz 32210, w/Eric Alexander, George Mraz, Lewis Nash, Cyrus Chestnut, $4. Steve Khan, Let’s Call This, Bluemoon R2 79168, w/Ron Carter, Al Foster, $5. Mike Ledonne, Smokin’ Out Loud, Savant SCD 2055, w/Eric Alexander, Peter Bernstein, Joe Farnsworth, $6. Peter Leitch, Mean What You Say, Concord Jazz CCD-4417, w/John Hicks, Ray Drummond, Marvin “Smitty” Smith, $5. Peter Lerner, Cry For Peace, Blu Jazz BJ3357, w/Jerry Dodgion, Eric Alexander, Victor Lewis, David Hazeltine ao, $4. Victor Lewis, Know it Today, Know it Tomorrow, Red Records RR 123255-2, w/Edward Simon, Christian McBride, Eddie Henderson, Seamus Blake, $5. Dave Liebman, Don Braden, Dan Moretti, Latin Genesis, Whaling City Sound wcs013, 3 tenors plus rhythm, $4. Littleton Brothers, Collage, One Ton Productions CD-0001, w/Bobby Watson on alto throughout, $4. Joe Locke Quintet, Slander, Milestone MCD-9284-2, w/Billy Childs, Vic Juris, Rufus Reid, Gene Jackson, $4. Joe Maneri Quartet, Tenderly, hatOLOGY 525, w/ Mat Maneri, Ed Schuller, Randy Peterson, $6. Shelly Manne & His Men, More Swinging Sounds, Contemporary OJCCD-320-2, w/Stu Williamson, Charlie Mariano, Russ Freeman, Leroy Vinegar, $6.

Thanks for that remembrance Mark. If this board had a like button on posts I would push it.

Thanks everyone for the suggestions, ought to keep me occupied for awhile.

I have long appreciated Cowell's playing and the fact that he's a favorite of a lot of other musicians. I don't have much by him as a leader though. I'd appreciate recommendations. But, to keep it really focused I ask that you keep recommendations to only one or two must haves. (Hoping to avoid a thread recounting every date he ever lead). Currently have Illusion Suite only.

I used to have some of this material on vinyl, part of the Boris Rose enterprise I believe. If you can listen to other Boris Rose items then listening to these broadcasts should be no problem.

Thanks for posting the link. So this is one of the items from the Savory collection?

Yeah, send me the list, thanks.

Happy birthday, hope the day treats you well. I see you are gaining on me.

Thanks guys for the birthday wishes, I have had a super busy month with hardly a chance to breath.

I am using a small chunk of Magic Eraser. As I understand it the key with the Magic Eraser is to drop the tip in and lift, no need to drag the Magic Eraser over the surface of the needle.

I think his best work is on Audioquest. Glad I had the chance to see him live some years ago at Chan's in Woonsocket. I listen to him on a regular basis.

One of my favorite Mosaics. GLWTS.

HI Dan, This cd cherry picks from the series you are asking about. http://www.amazon.com/Shuggie-Otis-Session-Great-Rhythm/dp/B00C7CKUHC/ref=sr_1_30?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1429399447&sr=1-30&keywords=shuggie+otis I have it and enjoy it now and then, particularly Richard Berry's remake of Louie Louie.

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It comes as being in stock at Klompfoot (formerly Cadence North Country).

After the Rain – Giovanni Moltoni, Openground C#2. This is a local guy, a Berklee instructor. More local guys accompany, Paul Del Nero – bass and Bob Tamagni – drums. This guy has a little different style which I always enjoy when I throw it on. Shakiing the Blues Away – George Masso, That Old Gang of Mine Arbors ARCD 19173. Another local guy, With Dave McKenna – piano, Lou Columbo – trumpet, Dick Johnson – clarinet, Marshall Wood – bass, Artie Cabral – drums. Page correctly id’ed the title. St. Thomas – Benny Golson, Tenor Legacy Arkadia Jazz 70742. Everyone recognizes the tune and both Thom Keith and Hardbopjazz id’ed Golson and Harold Ashby as the tenors. The rhythm section is Geoff Keezer – piano, Dwayne Burno – bass and Joe Farnsworth – drums. Sunnymoon For Two – Paul Brown, The Paul Brown Quartet meets The Three Tenors Brownstone BRCD 9809. The rhythm section is Paul Brown – bass, Dean Carbone – vibes, Norm Gagne – piano, and Michael Scott – drums. Thom Keith correctly id’ed the three tenors, John Stubblefield, Houston Person and George Coleman. They only play together on the 1st and last track. Otherwise each tenor gets two features alone. Tropicalia - Dr. Lonnie Smith, Boogaloo to Beck, Scufflin’ Records CD-8481. Page picked this out immediately. With Fathead Newman – tenor, Doug Monro – guitar, and Lafrae Sci – drums. Penta Blues - Alan Dawson, Waltzin’ With Flo, Space Time Records BG 9808. Page knew the recording and Thom Keith id’ed Billy Pierce and the leader. The rest of the cast is Bill Mobley – trumpet, Andy McGhee – tenor, Donald Brown – piano, Ray Drummond- bass. I haven’t seen a lot of live jazz but I did get the chance to see Alan Dawson a couple times, he made quite an impression on me. Fast Friends - Rob Holmes, The Write Time, Resurgent Music RM 115. Holmes – tenor, Glenn Wilson - baritone, John D’Earth – trumpet, Paul Pieper – guitar, Bob Hallahan – piano, Randall Pharr – bass, Howard Curtis – drums. Some people liked it and it left others cold. Holmes has a couple other releases, one of which I have. The other represents a turn towards “Contemporary Jazz/RB” which I have not heard. Regardless, I really like this cd. Spring Can Really Hang You up the Most - Frank Foster and Frank Wess, Two for the Blues, Pablo OJCCD 788-2. Foster and Wess, tenors, Kenny Barron – piano, Rufus Reid – bass, Marvin “Smitty” Smith – drums. Thom Keith and Hardbopjazz picked the tenors, as did April BFT host Dan Gould. Texas Moon - Charles Davis, Blue Gardenia, Reade Street Records, reade-1110-cd. Davis - tenor, Cedar Walton – piano, Peter Washington – bass, Joe Farnsworth – drums. I did not click with this disc at all when I first got it but it has really grown on me. Hi Ruth! – Gene Ammons, taken from Swinging the Jug, Groove Hut Records GH66706 but originally on Prestige (?) and also available one of the Legends of Acid Jazz reissues. Ammons – tenor, Harold Mabern – piano, George Freeman – guitar, Ron Carter – bass, Idris Muhammad – drums. Pretty late period Jug that several people recognized. I like Ammons a lot but I go crazy over this particular track. This was the first time I ever heard George Freeman, a TDWR. Ortlieb’s – John Swana and the Philadelphians, Philly Gumbo vol 2, Criss Cross 1260. Swana – trumpet, Bootsie Barnes, Larryu McKenna – tenors, Sid Simmons – piano, Mike Boone – bass, Byron Landham – drums. Another title id’ed by Page. If you liked this track you will like the whole date. Thanks everyone for playing, the number of things correctly identified by you guys does amaze me.