JSngry

First of all, that's a more recent recording. Definitely. So not Seeco & less likely Fania. But... The tune itself shows up on this DVD: http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&a...10:jifpxzqkldfe which seems to be an accompaniment to this album: http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&a...10:diftxqqgldje The tune itself is not on the album, but the album appears to be all vocal. The brevity of this cut would make it a nice track to roll opeing credits over. So it might be that this cut was from the same session, in which case, here's your personnel, including Mario Rivera: http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&a...txqqgldje~T20BC The 1991 recording date makes more sense relative to the recording quality than does the Amazon blurb.

Dr. Quackenbush Doc West Nurse Nancy

Uh.... mmmmm..... errrrr....... three, eh? favorites, right. My three favorites, as in if you could only have three, what would they be? Hell if I know. Howza bout putting them all on one drive and calling it even?

My references to track #s were relative to this new set, as listed on amazon.

Hell, I've had the record for years, it's this book that amazon is offereing that I'm unfamiliar with.

Joey Buttofucco Cassie Assarolla Fatassa Albahar

ah. I prefer the American issue.

add that "Don't Stop The Carnival" was not on the original US What's New, but was on a 70s French 2-fer LP reissue, part of a series that put out the original RCA LPs as a series of 2-fers...they did something else weird on that one too...left off "Jungoso" or something...never really figured out why they did that. I had the original LP (found it at a music store right the in Gladewater, that & Goodman in Moscow, talk about unexpected, and at age 15!), then this frence series comes out and I'm all WTF did they do to "What's New"? I still don't understand.

What's listed as an alternate of Yesterdays plays as "Brownskin Girl"...that whole Disc 3 track listing is f-ed up - insert "Don't Stop The Carnival" as #2. move everything else down one, and lose that alternate of "Yesterdays". It's not on there. As for the other three, they were originally on 3 In Jazz, and if the "complete" box leaves them off, then that is a major fuckup. But they're not alternates.

A good chiropractor can do wonders for warped discs, or so my old man used to say.

http://www.amazon.com/Report-Annual-Sympos...320&sr=8-48

No Now's The Time. http://www.sonnyrollins.com/cd_view.php?cd_id=38 That's definitely a great deal for waht you get, but somewhere, somehow you gotta have Now's The Time too, I think.

and little pitchers.

....next thing you know, you got GUMBO!

The Apostle Paul, of course, does the remix. The Apostle Paul, of course, does the remix.

Huh, never heard of him. Does he have any DVDs out or something? HBO specials? What channel is he on now?

Jesus.

pick one up... Who is Ernie Kovacs?

Pops Poopadeaux

Not yet on CD, at least not domestically (?)

Dick Dale Dick & DeeDee Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich

By the time Applause came around "Blue Note" no longer existed except as a holding of Capitol Records. There were a few years when Blue Note really was dead & it looked like Applause was going to be the label - and packaging - by which Blue Note material came back onto the market. Those were dark days indeed.

no dude, that was for real. oh, that was one of those damn Applause abominations.