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chuck, i want to learn: so you know a guy who has the best generation of this, what i assume, is a AM radio station b'cast? you know who has the best/only copy, and you took care of all the $/legal details etc, then you make a dat of it then create a cd glass master from it? things i do not need help on: this is awesome kenny dorham live in concert-- wait to we already know the personel/songs, etc? if its a suprise i can totally can wait PS CHUCK did u hear how i found a "Butcher Cover"??? its one of the most highly sought record albums of all time, in a way---im sure you must know about this....

yea chuck, when that name was mention in the orig. article post i googled it and got all these out of contorl Kennedy links, etc......so wait how did this person become owner of chan's record labels vault? whats the connection? (is MONEY the connection, or is there something more....)

i got a beatles remaster this weekend allright:i got the one which had the cover remastered: BUTCHER COVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! please, hold your applause....

http://cgi.ebay.com/1967-LARRY-YOUNG-HANK-...id=p3286.c0.m14 for sale on ebay

its always exciting to hear a new coltrane concert

my Q is re: mid/late 60s: did wynton kelly "sell out"? i swear i have this lp on Verve, in fact i think TWO of em: all the tunes are very short and all the covers are very snazzy

i played it last night, on the sonnys bank hank solos and then they trade at the end and hank plays some really good bebop lines on that part and then on the other one, i didnt know WHAT was going on....

i cant hear hank on it i dont think. where is he?

picked up BN 45-1843 today, six bucks-- whats up w/ #3: do you think BN 45-1844 was manufactured, or was it just "slotted for a spot in the catelgoue" etc BN 45-1842 Fred Jackson - Dippin' In The Bag c/w Hootin' 'N Tootin' Fred Jackson (ts) Earl Van Dyke (org) Willie Jones (g) Wilbert Hogan (d) Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, February 5, 1962tk.4 Dippin' In The Bag tk.22 Hootin' 'N Tootin' BN 45-1843 Fred Jackson - Preach Brother c/w Easin' On Down Fred Jackson (ts) Earl Van Dyke (org) Willie Jones (g) Wilbert Hogan (d): same session Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, February 5, 1962tk.12 Easin' On Down tk.20 Preach Brother BN 45-1844 Fred Jackson - Southern Exposure, Pt. 1&2 (not released) Fred Jackson (ts) Earl Van Dyke (org) Willie Jones (g) Wilbert Hogan (d): same session Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, February 5, 1962tk.13 Southern Exposure

you got a freddie roach? im sure thats impossible to find. but I want Funk in deep freeze on 45. i bet it would sound double as good as the lp....isnt 45 supposed to be the ideal rpm for music playback or something? what do u guys know about that:?

thats a good idea....

i give up. maybe ill try n call donald byrd or sometghing

maybe ill try this number from one of his relatives? just to get some basic info on my 1st question? or should i write him a letter? i dont know....

THE NUMBER IS A FAX-MACHINE, I THINK I HAVE TO SEND HIM A FAX. HIS AGE ON THE WHITEPAGES.COM IS LISTED AS 84. ITS DEF. HIM. MAYBE I WILL FAX HIM,BUT THEN, WHAT TO DO ABOUT ANY REPLY? DO ANY ORGANISMO MEMBERS UTILIZE FAX?

right, ill be on the 1st plane to LA monday morning! lol, i love u guys

really? can you share a little more about the crown section?

Jsngry: what material was licenced from fantasy? the brubeck one i know what what else?

word.

no i meant i was gonna ask *him* his favorite, do u think thats a good question or not thanks for your support, it means a lot and is giving me the confidence to go fwd....

easy for u to say Mr. Magic! lol!!! listen it might not even be him. theres a listing in Bev. hills-- thats plasuable, right? possible question: did you have a favorite record crown put out?

oh yea maybe it was rca vic im sorry

1) the 1979 lp i found question: when was the LAST of the LAST.... 2) what happened at 5810. was pressing done there? what about recording? 3) how many people did Crown employ? 4) do you still own the bldg? what else: im not delving into the history of Modern records R&B i read about that i wanna want to unravel the sketchiness of crown, that is my goal

"-how many people did the firm employ?" i like it....

the creeque alley 45 has these horns on it and its the original single mix the lp has a good mono mix but different than the single the stereo lp is a stinker cause they pan some of the voices to the L and some to the R and then they keep the instrumental tracks more or less in mono so the instrumental part of the mix is louder and the vocals are "cancelled out" and anyways weve been talking about it too long it sucks but i have discovered the UK Decca pressings can also be good: shipping a copy of the master overseas can sometimes be a GOOD thing: the vinyl quality actually is far superior to ABC Dunhill or whtever, defineltly

if i call im gonna ask him one main thing: when did they cease the complete operation. i wanna know an exact date. you guys dont understand ive been a crown collector since i was in diapers and i have ***NEVER*** seen anything like this. heart of glass by blondie was not released as a single until jan '79. i know of no other records like this from this era.... ...oh im gonna ask him whats still at 5810 s. normandie or if they got rid of everything