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Ah, that would confirm my findings, then.

Was that a link to U.S Amazon? Because if it was, the product is no longer listed there.

Funny, I spun JI a couple weeks ago and almost made a thread about that solo. It blew my hair back. When I was young, I used to play that solo for my also young, uber-hip Trane Only friends and just wait for the moment when their faces would finally freeze, to be followed a few seconds later by an almost involuntary "DAMN". Happened every time. Every time. At first there would be a little "c'mon, man..." about the tone and all that, but inevitably it would happen. Don Byas was a baaaaaaaaddddd man. If you're a player of the tenor and can't grasp that, especially from that solo, then you are not a Tenor Player. You're just not.

Let me guess - this one? Me too!

Enjoy! As a treat, there should be a long version of "Stardust" that features Don Byas. His solo on this tune at this time was a bit of a set routine, but only just a bit, and even at that, what he plays to open the tune is some of the best tenor playing I've ever ehard, period. CC's not on that cut, though, but it should be on the album.

Get that Minton's stuff. Get it, like, RIGHT NOW. Why are you still reading this? GO!

I thought that was the sole purpose of the internet? But...what about porn? /"relax and enjoy it" answer

Al Roker A Joker A Smoker

need a SS. Yeah?

Even factoring in for chrono-audio-morph degradation, those opening trumpet notes are nothing short of godly. As, for that matter, is back-lit Louis.

Narration?

Ron Washington's first response when asked about Profar in a post-game radio interview - "He's not afraid of baseball." Wash cuts to the chase damn near every time.

I still as for "Tu Y Las Nubes" or "Tres Palabras" before settling on "Sabor A Mi". If they don't even know "Sabor A Mi", hey...try another table, ok? Tres Palabras is a badass jam, too.

These are the guys you always hope to get But you never do, for some reason.

Nat's older now and has started wearing glasses.

You're not, although they cut a few sides for Decca before that. But no hits. Brunswick, then Decca. Same company by then... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrwk4pgMtCg

The original: Kudos to John for feeling that vocal and not just singing it. And of course, to Shirley Alston as well, just for being Shirley Alston.

"Baby It's You"

Looks like the return of Feldamn.

Yeah, but if you only want, say 3-5, and spread it out, you can get it the way it first came out, which for some of this stuff still seems to be otherwise impossible. It' would be a financially leisurely undertaking, to be sure, but at the end of it, look at what you got. I've got almost all the Verve stuff on LP, have heard a lot of the CD "re-dos", and....I'm keeping my LPs.