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Horace RAWK'S Live in New York I hate having to recommend a CD that is OOP but this one is a must have never read the book but it is on my list to read I met him in a non-music setting and he was so nice we spent about an hour talking about fishing and women a cherished moment in my life (he didn't know much about fishing) but I knew who he was and I was surprised that he spent the time with me

And I thought I was going to get a FREE Lunch now I have another Teagarden on my to get list

Thanks for the free lunch Jim

I am not able to check my collection at the moment but a friend of mine say's that Hoagy Carmichael wrote this song I do not remember reading about it in the Sudhalter book Stardust I do not think he wrote it I remember Dexter did a nice version on one of his Steeplechase albums and Grant Green also and Pee Wee and J. Guiffre and Maybe J.R. Monterose? Anyway great tune but damn if I know any help?

Thanks for posting that interview Late I am enjoying that Free America release of D. Burrell's Will have to look for more

From the original liner notes "Lee broke in a new horn" A very cool set from Lee

Paul Chambers Select disc#1

I got to 84 (but I had to lie to myself)

"Performances must be 10 years old to qualify. This is the third group of recordings to be added to the registry. The newly discovered performance by pianist Monk and saxophonist Coltrane at Carnegie Hall was never commercially recorded, the library said. The collaboration is not one of the 50 recordings being added to the registry." So Why wouldn't this be added to the registry? guess Im missing something Sure hope to here it

I agree 100% His music takes patience and thought (especially on record) Listening to Sans Tambour Ni Trompette at the moment

Thanks for the Heads up Peter I wish I could get up to Portland or Washington to see them Unfortunately work is taking up most of my free time these days enjoy the show

Chambers/Kelly Vee Jay Disc#1

Bobby Hutcherson Patterns

I never heard any of Ella's songbooks only bits here and there, but I would like to here more I wonder if verve is going to remaster all? But It's probably time to start picking these up No mercy for the bank account

Duke Ellington At the Hurricane 1943 Jaywalker 66-67 Treasury Show vol #2 Prokofiev: Alexander Nevsky Abbado conducting Larry Young Of Love and Peace Walt Wieskopf: Man of Many Colors Dave Burrell: After Love Archie Shepp: Black Gipsy Frank Wright: Uhuru Na Umoja Marital Solal: Sans Tambour Ni Trompette Damn I going to have to get another job to pay for this addiction

Yes its been awhile but I love this set (also) JJ Johnson Disc #1

Complete Blue Note Donald Byrd/Pepper Adams Disc#1

Another good release to look forward too? Hopefully there is even more material.

Capital Jazz: Jess Stacy Disc#8

I agree with sal a very fine release from criss-cross

The complete pacific jazz Studio Chet Baker/Russ Freeman Disc#1

how is that Stitt set??? I've waffled for a while as to whether ot not I should get it... This is a great set This was my introduction to SS I return to it often

Sonny Stitt Disc#6

This sounds great, I will look forward to picking that one up as well as this one

Of course there is this series for light reading