JSngry

That's been said about virtually every Lee Morgan vault session ever.

Have there been any educated guesses as to further updates to the personnel on this? The cuts with Monk are not yet listed on that online discography, but more than that, the altoist on "Let's Go" is an oddly incompetent yet compelling amalgam of Pete Brown and Bird. In 1944! And the early 1945 unknown group on the Frank Froeba/Stuff Smith group "I Got Rhythm" starts playing "Dizzy Atmosphere", including the bridge, on their way out. This might have been before it was even recorded, so who are these people already knowing it? How possible is that?

Thanks!

Joseph Welch Robert Welch The Flintstones

Honestly. Carla always hits for me. She's worked across a lot of superficial terrain, but underneath it is always Carla Bley, figuring out different ways to get to an audience and still keep true to herself. I believe that she will only grow in esteem as time passes, and people start looking at Carla Bley instead of periods and styles and shit. THAT stuff is immensely fluid. The one constant has been Carla Bley.

David Brinkley John Hinckley The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight

That's a 3-for-3 outing in my book!

Plabbel Brickheimer - Step by Step, Play by Play

hey

The only way to do it is to be it. Everything else - which is almost everything else - is interpretation. Interpret well!

PLAYER!!!

No Fresh Sounds for me, just the Mosaic. I didn't really want it for a long time. Now I think I do.

What's the going rate for that set these days?

Radina Rendell - Burpin' The Baby!!!

That dude was a player. MUCH lover here. RIP

More than the Yankees? More than the Cardinals? More than the Rangers? Gotta love the 21st century!!!!!

Pretty invigorating first week.Thanks to all for your participation! Still a few things waiting to be identified, and, of course, always room for further discussion, thoughts, etc.

Skip Stincille - Outlines For Jazz

Call the Guinness people then. There's a vacuum there now that Pebbles is gone.

I knew enough/most of the songs (and had enough of the 45s) that I saw no need. Still don't really. It's one of those things that once you get it, you got it. And hearing that stuff on the Top 40 in real time...I got it.

Foobar still works great on Windows, and they have a version for Mac. But I can't speak to that.

https://www.cnn.com/2022/10/07/us/pebbles-oldest-dog-death-trnd/index.html

That would be groovy!