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Open The Door, Richard (var) The Doors Of Perception (dave pike) The Door Is Still Open To My Heart (Dean Martin) Behind Closed Doors (C. Rich) The Green Door (Jim Lowe) Next up - LEAVES

Same hound auditioning for a gig as a Mode Records cover model.

Also keep an eye open for Rosewell Rudd's Blown Bone, which has appearances by Lacy, Davern, & Tyrone Washingon. And Wilbur Little & Paul Motian.

Retrospection is a compilation of previously issued tracks, iirc. Tyrone is on these two albums, originally.

Well, I'm sure that everybody was alive when they were playing, so in that sense... Here's a shot of the back cover from Amazon: The website http://www.12entertainment.nl (if I'm reading that correclty) does not exist (or if it does, it's not available through my ISP). Nevertheless, there is, of course, a "series" of these things: http://www.naylerco...._Series_CD.html Lest there be any doubt t that these are well-crafted, intelligent PD issues guaranteed to elevate the music and the understanding thereof: Freudian slip, perhaps.

Ask yourself does any of this look familiar... CD1 OPUS DE FUNK 01. The Preacher (Silver) *102. Opus De Funk (Silver) *203. Silverware (Silver) *204. To Whom It May Concern (Silver) *305. Prelude To A Kiss (Ellington) *406. Hippy (Silver) *307. Day In Day Out (Bloom/Mercer) *208. Safari (Silver) *509. Hankerin' (Mobley) *310. Horoscope (Silver) *511. Quicksilver (Silver) *412. How About You (Lane/Freed) *21952 - 1956 New York, New Jersey, USA*1 Horace Silver (p); Donald Byrd (tpt); Hank Mobley (ts);Doug Watkins (b); Louis Hayes (dms)*2 Horace Silver (p); Percy Heath (b); Art Blakey (dms)*3 Horace Silver (p); Kenny Dorham (tpt); Hank Mobley (ts);Doug Watkins (b); Art Blakey (dms)*4 Horace Silver (p); Curly Russell (b); Art Blakey (dms)*5 Horace Silver (p); Gene Ramey (b); Art Blakey (dms) CD2 COOL EYES 01. For Heaven's Sake (Meyer/Bretton/Edwards)02. Cool Eyes (Silver)03. Senor Blues (Silver)04. The Preacher (Silver)05. To Whom It May Concern (Silver)06. Hippy (Silver)07. Home Cookin' (Silver)08. Hankerin' (Mobley)09. Shirl (Silver)1956 New Jersey, USAHorace Silver (p); Donald Byrd (tpt); Hank Mobley (ts); DougWatkins (b); Louis Hayes (dms) CD3 THE OUTLAW01. Moon Rays (Silver)02. The Outlaw (Silver)03. Pymarid (Silver)04. Ill Wind (Arlen/Koehler)05. Melancholy Mood (Silver)06. Safari (Silver)1958 New Jersey, USAHorace Silver (p); Art Farmer (tpt); Cliff Jordan (ts); TeddyKotick (b); Louis Hayes (dms) CD4 PEACE 01. Peace (Silver) *102. Mellow D (Silver) *103. The Baghdad Blues (Silver) *104. Melancholy Mood (Silver) *205. How Did It Happen (Newey) *106. Break City (Silver) *107. You Happened My Way (Silver) *108. Sister Sadie (Silver) *109. Juicy Lucy (Silver) *110. Sweet Stuff (Silver) *211. Swingin' The Samba (Silver) *112. The St Vitus Dance (Silver) *213. Blowin' The Blues Away (Silver) *11959 New Jersey, USA*1 Horace Silver (p); Blue Mitchell (tpt); Junior Cook (ts);Gene Taylor (b); Louis Hayes (dms)*2 Horace Silver (p); Gene Taylor (b); Louis Hayes (dms) CD5 SWINGIN' THE SAMBA 01. Swingin' The Samba (Silver)02. Juicy Lucy (Silver)03. Mellow D (Silver)04. Cookin' At The Continental (Silver)05. Finger Poppin' (Silver)06. You Happened My Way (Silver)07. Sweet Stuff (Silver)08. Come On Home (Silver)1959 New Jersey, USAHorace Silver (p); Blue Mitchell (tpt); Junior Cook (ts); EugeneTaylor (b); Louis Hayes (dms) CD6 SHOUTIN' OUT 01. Shoutin' Out (Silver) *102. The Night Has A Thousand Eyes (Silver) *103. To Beat Or Not To Beat (Silver) *204. I'll Know (Loesser) *105. How Long Has This Been Going On (Gershwin) *206. Hank's Tune (Mobley) *107. Silver's Blue (Silver) *21965 New York, USA*1 Horace Silver (p); Donald Byrd (tpt); Hank Mobley (ts);Doug Watkins (b); Art Taylor (dms)*2 Horace Silver (p); Joe Gordon (tpt); Hank Mobley (ts);Doug Watkins (b); Kenny Clarke (dms) CD7 SOULVILLE 01. Doodlin' (Silver) *102. Creepin' In (Silver) *103. Stop Time (Silver) *104. Soulville (Silver) *205. My One And Only Love (Mellin/Wood) *206. The Back Beat (Silver) *207. Metamorphosis (Unknown) *21954 - 1959 New Jersey, USA*1 Horace Silver (p); Kenny Dorham (tpt); Hank Mobley (ts);Doug Watkins (b); Art Blakey (dms)*2 Horace Silver (p); Art Farmer (tpt); Hank Mobley (ts);Teddy Kotick (b); Louis Hayes (dms) CD8 LIVE 01. Hankerin' (Mobley) *102. Room 608 (Silver) *103. Hippy (Silver) *104. The Preacher (Silver) *105. To Whom It May Concern (Silver) *106. Confirmation (Parker) *207. If I Had You (Shapiro/Campbell/Connelly) *208. Now's The Time (Parker) *21954 New York, New Jersey, USA*1 Horace Silver (p); Kenny Dorham (tpt); Hank Mobley (ts);Doug Watkins (b); Art Blakey (dms)*2 Horace Silver (p); Clifford Brown (tpt); Lou Dou Donaldson(as); Curly Russell (b); Art Blakey (dms) CD9 SILVERWARE 01. Silverware (Silver) *102. I Remember You (Mercer/Schertzinger) *103. Day In Day Out (Bloom/Mercer) *104. Safari (Silver) *205. Ecaroh (Silver) *306. Prelude To A Kiss (Ellington/Gordon/Mills) *307. Thou Swell (Rodgers/Hart) *208. Opus De Funk (Silver) *109. How About You (Freed/Lane) *110. Quicksilver (Silver) *311. Horoscope (Silver) *212. Yeah (Silver) *313. Knowledge Box (Silver) *314. Buhaina (Silver) *11952 1953 New York, USA*1 Horace Silver (p); Percy Heath (b); Art Blakey (dms)*2 Horace Silver (p); Gene Ramey (b); Art Blakey (dms)*3 Horace Silver (p); Curly Russell (b); Art Blakey (dms) CD10 CHAMBERS & MONTEROSE SESSIONS 01. Tale Of The Fingers (Chambers) *102. Dear Ann (Chambers) *203. Whims Of Chambers (Chambers) *304. Omicron (Byrd) *405. Just For The Love (Coltrane) *406. Nita (Coltrane) *407. Beateous (Unknown) *508. Bobby Pin (Monterose) *509. The Third (Byrd) *510. Ka Link (Jones) *511. Mark V (Monterose) *512. Wee Jay (Monterose) *51956 New Jersey, USA*1 Horace Silver (p); Paul Chambers (b); Philly Joe Jones (d)*2 Horace Silver (p); Donald Byrd (tp); Kenny Burrell (g); PaulChambers (b); Philly Joe Jones (d)*3 Horace Silver (p); Kenny Burrell (g); Paul Chambers (b);Philly Joe Jones (d)*4 Horace Silver (p); Donald Byrd (tp); John Coltrane (ts);Kenny Burrell (g); Paul Chambers (b); Philly Joe Jones (d)*5 Horace Silver (p); Ira Sullivan (tp); J.R. Monterose (ts);Wilbur Ware (b); Philly Joe Jones (d)(T2/RSK) It's just more slop in the PD trough.

Shades larger than life!

Sweeeeet... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjmBNbXGHco

That's Mister B.

The Blossoms Darlene Love Arthur Lee

What the hay?

Blame if on cane!

John Legend The Legendary Stardust Cowboy Hoagy Carmichael

The Reverend In White!

Sittin' there with the legs all crossed...just LOOK at you!

Van DePitte & Marvin were a special, magical combo... If the real raw magic came from Marvin, Van DePitte deserves unlimited credit for keeping it channeled & focused in the translation.

Jack Carter Jan Murray Jack E. Leonard

Big Beat Steve, werfe bitte einen Blick auf das Wikipedia-Projekt http://de.wikipedia....z-Nekrolog_2011 dann kennst du mein Interesse! Meine Organissimo-Beiträge sind sozusagen ein "Abfallprodukt"! Gruß Holger The question was asked in English but answered in German? How do we know that this is not a coded message to begin a terrorist attack on America? Or a coded tip as to who the next dead German musician would be? Or a coded listing of Jordi Pujol's private phone #? Ever vigilant, we must be!

Lazy Afternoon (standard) Lazy Bones (H. Carmichael) Lazy Day (Spanky & Our Gang) Lazy Rhapsody (Ellington) Those Lazy Hazy Crazy Days Of Summer (Nat Cole) Next Up = PURPLE

Carla Thomas Nancy Sinatra Cathy Rich

One of the greats...I was unaware that he had passed in 2009 until finding this article: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/obituaries/david-van-depitte-arranger-of-marvin-gayes-epochal-album-whats-going-on-1786174.html I'll speak up for this guy any time. His orchestral writing on the What's Going On album is still overlooked as the singular accomplishment it is...and he contributed marvellously to Let's Get It On as well. Nothing "generic" abpout it all, it had a voice as as strong and unique as Marvin's. And then there was this one, posthumously released...Again, the arranger provides the background necessary to get the song to the place it best needs to be, and that's a tough song with a tough place to get to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSWjVi45jw0 And although I don't think he's credited as arranger on here, the string writing sounds like him...Cellos as bari saxes! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDbFne5VX4Q Anyway, the guy was great, but not really "known", so you got to look for his work. I've not yet been disappointed. Showing respect now, even if it is belated. RIP, and much thanks.

Security breach, apparently.