JSngry

That's a GREAT record.

per Bill Crow's essay: While Woody's band was in New York, Jimmy made his first records with a quintet led by Al Haig that included Getz, bassist Clyde Lombardi and drummer Charlie Perry, for Bob Shad's Sittin' In label. By the time the records were released, Getz's solo on the Woody Herman recording of Ralph Burns's Early Autumn had made him famous, so Shad released the records under the name of "The Stan Getz Quintet," much to Haig's dismay. Maybe they couldn't get these sides? Or maybe there's a quibble about them being Getz-led? You'd not know otherwise by the sound of the material: This still early-ish Getz, with a definite bop influence.

Yeah, good band. Don't know that they do more than they do, but that's kinda the point. I'd expect the show to be lively and frisky!

I'd think they would have been aware. Mainstream kept some variation of the material in print on LP for quite a while. I got here: u https://www.discogs.com/release/4098846-Stan-Getz-Gerry-Mulligan-Wardell-Gray-Dave-Lambert-3-Benny-Green-Allen-Eager-Yesterday

That's a really good record.

Does anybody have this set to look in the booklet to see if there's an explanation about why these cuts were left out of this otherwise(?) complete "Complete" set?

Scooter Truff - Dog Hangin' Times

Five cuts in all: Two takes each of "As I Live In Bop" & "Pardon My Bop" + one of "Interlude In Bop".

Any old thread can be upped.

It was more than two tunes, and the way that label (a Bob Shad joint) has been handled has a mess forever, but this is close-ish: Missing from here is "Pinhead" (another take of 'Diaper Pin") but those are quartets without Rainey. But these others, they qualify, no? Here's "Pinhead" (changes of " That Old Black Magic"): https://archive.org/details/78_pinhead_stan-getz-al-haig-chas-perry-jimmy-rainey-clyde-lombardi_gbia0422095b

Finessa Hamiltons - Hold Him To A Double!!!

Big Melton Davis - Spankin'!!!

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It's enough to make one consider that the leaders are fictitious characters and that the whole thing is a Sheller shadow project.

Looking at the back cover, this appears to be a Marty Sheller joint.

Jack Teagarden!

Bluest. Certainly more than her followup, Gotta Have That Rogue!!! Ironic that she would die in a plane crash.

That was a good one!

Laura Nissan - Got Somewhere To Be!!!

It's a strange name until you see the bridge. Then it becomes super-hero cool! Hope to see it in person some day, that would be awesome. Still pulling for them, especially against the Twins, who have a vaguely thuggish air about them it seems to me.

Fajardo? Artwork? Ever seen a Panart inner sleeve?

I love to say "kikiriki" in many different cadences.

Booty Wood Bootsy Collins Boosie Badazz

Katt Williams Jim Kaat Coot Veal

Tommy Boston III - Unrelenting Feelings Of Superiority and Other Songs About Toxic Self-Deception