David Gitin

wonderful, historic, rare footage! thanks for that! but i´m sure that the title is not the famouse "harlem nocturne". the title that dizzy plays is on the tip of my tongue but--in the moment i really don´t know it- i´m sure i heard it before from dizzy. help anybody? keep boppin´ marcel "Lullaby of the Leaves"

I've loved his work for a loooooong time...

He's one of my favorites.

Actually,the set is STILL AVAILABLE! U.S. only (Clugston lives in Canada). NOW ON HOLD....

Actually,the set is STILL AVAILABLE! U.S. only (Clugston lives in Canada).

I must sell this set, recently purchased, and unplayed. The price was $136 plus shipping; I'll accept $100 and pay for UPS ground shipping in the U.S. only. Thank you.

Paul, Thanks for posting this.

perhaps UNacknowledged single masterpieces? Lennie Tristano REQUIEM Bill Evans PEACE PIECE Cecil Taylor BULBS Charlie Parker K.C. BLUES and a zillion more...

These are fine choices!

Cannonball Adderley w Miles Davis: "Autumn Leaves" First one that came to my mind!

I heard him play at the Half Note in New York around this time (shortly before he recorded "Lucky Strikes"), a quartet. He was always a favorite of mine. Check out his work with Oscar Pettiford!

Cheers, Mark! See you in Monterey come September?

Me too. Was John Bergamo the drummer? And of course I heard Buell with Cecil, with Al Francis, and more...

You can also hear him (with Kenny Clarke) in the soundtrack for the film "Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" (outstanding film version of Ambrose Bierce's short story).

Solo album SIGNS AND EPIGRAMS

One memorable performance was Arne Domnerus at Monterey Jazz Festival (decades ago) with Bengt Hallberg. Outstanding!

Delighted to see this discussion of poetry. Some of the folks mentioned were friends of mine (sadly they are gone). If it interests you, check out http://davidgitin.com ?

MIKE, Thank you! I was at Newport that year and would never have recalled what she sang. Joe Williams was great that year as I recall (joined by Coleman Hawkins, Clark Terry, Howard McGhee, among others).

Yeah, California. What a dumb line-up. (I live in Monterey). Wish I could afford some time in Chicago!

I recall one gig in particular from 1977 or 1978 at Keystone Korner in San Francisco where AIR performed. The opening act that night, first gig in a club, was ROVA. Terrific night!

Also attended San Francisco show and I agree with the comments on it. Kaiser almost took a great solo, but Adam H gave him a signal to defer to Robert Irving for a solo!

She went backstage after one of Chick Corea's 60th birthday concerts to say hello to Chick.

Hi, Chuck, have a great day and get out of Whitehall!

William Parker with Rob Brown, Lewis Barnes, Hamid Drake at Kuumbwa Jazz Center, Santa Cruz, CA

Only two left of these out of print Mosaic boxes: Gene Krupa/Harry James (7 CDs) Teddy Wilson (5 CDs)