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Son Of Ice Bag

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  1. Don't forget Hutcherson "Inner Glow". But I would not sell the Mosaic Select: I like the booklet.
  2. To round ths topic up: Jimmy Smith "The Singels" was released in Japan in 1983 on LP and did not get a CD release. Yes, it's a compilation, and all titels ended up being bonus cuts on other Jimmy Smith CD's. I had to buy "Jimmy Smith at the organ" (Blue Note 1525) and "Softly as a summer breeze" (Blue Note 4200) twice because of them. The only titel missing in my collection is the alternate take of "Plum Nellie", recorded 1957. 2. 12. But I can't decide to buy the Mosaic-box only for one missing alternate take.
  3. Of course, there are more Blue Notes out there that have never been on CD. I'm thinking of Lee Morgans "Popi", recorded in 1969 - Blue Note 45-1951. Never seen this track on CD.
  4. I forgot this - important - one: Horace Silver - Sterling Silver
  5. Jazz Crusaders - Though Talk - Life Sides
  6. Les McCann - Fish this week
  7. The two Blue Note Dom Minasi records - When Joanna loved me - I have the feeling I have been here before have been reissued on CD in Japan
  8. Jimmy McGriff - Something To Listen To
  9. Joe Williams - Worth Waiting For Check ebay ! Two records for sale right now. Brother JackMcDuff -To Seek A New Home
  10. Blue Mitchell -Collision In Black
  11. Give "Gene Harris of the Three Sounds" (1972) another try! I don't like the cover, the music is great.
  12. 420 albums with Roy Haynes ! But did he ever play with Lou Donaldson ? I don't think so.
  13. Saw him twice in Frankfurt / Jazzkeller. Right now, I hear "BAGS' GROOVE", recorded 72 years ago. Miss him !
  14. Funny thing: Shazam does't recognize "So What" fron the album "Sunday Mornin'", says, it is "Besame mucho" from the album "The Latin Bit".
  15. Grant Greens "First Session" was released in 2001, so the interview must have taken place in the year 2000. According to Richard Cook, the interview was released in: Doobop, No. 5 (2000).
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