chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez

and whats up with JIMMY SMITH bustin the DX7 organ solo on "BAD"!! should of asked him about that (before he went completely mental)

is that a rare photo as well?

oh god! i was WONDERIN how it could be full length and still be so tiny. wowzers! well ive certainly never seen one before

re- Off the Wall: George Duke, David Foster, Larry Carlton, Phil Upchurch, Greg Phillinganes, Wah Wah Watson....oh and Qunicy, lolz

looked it up and found out its called BIG GUITAR. and the disc is from 1957. but why is it so tiny?

need help: heres the 411: got this 78 today its SEVEN INCHES. its a 7'', the size of a 45. label: BELL RECORD. title: almost all worn off....but i can make out.....*****O*****AR...... artist- jimmy carroll and his orchestra featuring the saxophone of jerome richardson (now you know why i got it) -------- side b; 'stood up' tony wilson, backed by the same orch., no mention of richardson on this side --------- what in the world is this? is this a commerical disc?

i suppose the liners are already done but i would of given it a good shot, this'll be on amazon right, i know about to buy thru amazon now, its so easy. the thread is called Dexter Gordon- Night Ballads, how was i supposed to know this was the new hank thread. yea everyones super excited. maybe a tracklist soon closer to the release date. a month to go

yes. but if they could do this right after hanks death, why couldnt he get his $ during his lifetime. hank knew he was owed money but had no idea who to get it from

but none have been found for hank i there? i emailed don sicker with some questions, i hope he doesnt get mad. i really wanna know how he started his assoiation with hanks publishing n stuff...

how did don sickler get control of hanks music? THATS CRAZY, some were renewed during hanks life, others after his death. what about all the rest of his compositions, where are they? this is facinating. is there any rhyme or reason to when they are renewed? how many years need to pass? this is incredible the lee morgan pg has all these songs ive never even heard of

http://www.faqs.org/copyright/hi-groove-low-feed-back-m-hank-mobley-the-changing-scene-m/#id8538720 can someone explain to me what ive stumbled upon here. it seems to say that hanks father got these put in his own name as next of kin, that seems legit...but was it this were lookin at?

dude i mounred more than any of you today, i told everybody that whatever theyre doin today, today their doin it for whitney. how many of you did that? What I told Chris and the other guy. With all due respect, can't you wait a little? A singer has died and it's a tragedy. Time to mourn and be sad, not play armchair critic. It's not what you said, it's the timing. A mother is in mourning. You guys are too much sometimes. Sensitivity. It's in the dictionary.

bertrand r u serious. is there even a blue note anymore. no way they are going to do more reissues. there is just no way. are you reffering to those 3rd party labels which are getting permission to release bn stuff, like water records and stuff like that

not to threadcrap from the great GW but did u guys see the part where they mentioned and showed a picture of RVG!

thats so ballz!!!!

i agree with u on that chris, its too overblown. the 90s is too late a period for a torch song

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCiJYWKPLcQ someone on stevehofffman posted this, one of her 1st sessions....a cover of a hugh hopper song soft machine recorded (wtf) with sax solo by Archie Shepp (wtf)

someone i saw posted that her famous national anthem she did, it was arranged by john clayton

that must of been pretty hard to be a tenor player when joe hendersons your brother, and that is crazy he buried his horn, wtf

like i had front row seats for crusaders in front of joe sample, tonight i have front row pictures at an exhibition symphony tix, infront of contuctor

great .99 c. bin find:::: Jackie Gleason HOW SWEET IT IS / Capitol mono, 1966- freaking SEALED

here comes louis smith was a transition date he sold to bluenote? for reals? doesnt it mention that on the original lp at all? so it was ONLY releaed on Bn?

discogs.com says tom wilson produced HERE COMES LOUIS SMITH on blue note...is that true?!?

i didnt know he was black, i heard that he was like the countercultural person in straight-Verve, and he was took lots of lsd and during the freak out recording sessions, he never left the orgy room

tom wilson, isnt that the guy who produced zappa?