chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez

um, arent they ALL deleted? i havent seen a BN cd in the store new for a while....

3 seconds into the cd: i was all: "huh?!?" then i saw the note: 1st 3 trks from an equalized 2nd gen master-- rest from RVGs master tatpe well if they had rvgs master for the session, why not use #'s 1-3, what was the problem? i know this is an old reissue from a few yrs ago-- as this answer been established here? ps: joe henderson

i love how this threads going back and forth between discussion of 16 2/3 rpm & DAT, lol

why didnt she send u a Telex?

what did lee morgan discuss in his interview?

has anyone here ever seen/heard the prestige 16 2/3 rpms?

thats strange....

Lauren Bacall Barbara Boxer Poo

leave the ecm people alone chewy, let them wallow....

wha do u mean a minumum of 5000 units??

might as well face it youre addicted to love

ill A/B it later but yea thats it!

lisening tro it right now! did u guys know aobut this?

i just was lookin arond.... Big Jay is GOINN STRONG//check this out! PROVIDING TRUE R&B TO THE MASSES http://www.bigjaymcneely.net/

I WAS JUST READING ABOUT THE HISTORY OF NW RECORDING STUDIOS- AND I GOT TO THIS PARAGRAPH::: BIG JAY MCNEELEY LIVE AT BIRDLAND, ISNT """BIG JAY LIVE AT BIRDLAND""" OR IS IT TRULY BIG JAY LIVE AT "THE BIRDLAND" IN SEATTLE?!?!? OMFG! Acme Sound & Recording Fred Rasmussen was a machinist who moonlighted as an amateur audio engineer and ran the Acme Sound and Recording service from his home (7551 28th Avenue NE). He'd spent years recordings country bands -- including Seattle's "Texas Jim" Lewis' combo -- in various local venues. In the late-1950s that Rasmussen also began recording visiting African American R&B acts like Big Joe Williams, Wild Bill Davis, Hank Ballard and the Midnighters -- and even Big Jay McNeely, whose classic 1957 gig at the Birdland (2203 E Madison) was later released as CD. http://www.historylink.org/index.cfm?Displ...mp;file_id=8946

db4eva asks: did cab kick diz right out of the band that nite? they didnt remain friends after that incisdent, no?

brownie your story is amazing. hank said you better not come in the hospital and it was over-- can you recount some points hank touched on in your talk-- what was specificially grinding his gears?

what do u mean under the influence, hank wasnt hitting the french h-bomb, he prob was on acid

thats insane ive never heard about this- thats bebop really stickin it to the swing- jesus

how hard are "jazz recital" and "diz big band" to find---i wish somone they compiled all those hank tracks onto one lp!

i thought the diz n getz track was called: sugar hips......god i have to get that

Dizzy Gillespie And His Orchestra (Europa Jazz (It) EJ 1002) Dizzy Gillespie (tp) Hank Mobley (ts) Wade Legge (p) Lou Hackney (b) Al Jones (d) Sarah Vaughan (vo) Paris, France, February 9, 1953Embraceable You surelys theres more issues of this??! what is the title of the record?

dear stan getz jazz 625 master tape, i am sorry i trampled over you on the way to the 1968 beatles session reel where syd barrett joins them in the studio on 3rd guitar-- i promise to have you digitally remastered as soon as i unwrap u from my foot. good luck in the future, -chewy

omg i can name more than thjis, o god: do you ever see wcj lps on discovery from the 1980s. theres a lot of good late period wcj on that

OH MY GOD HANK IS SO KILLIN ALL OVER THE FLIP// CAN YOU BEIEVE HANK WAS BLOWIN IN PARIS IN 1969. I BET HE DID SOME KILLER CLUB GIGS WHILE HE WAS THERE. I BET HE EVEN DID FRENCH ACID. I WONDER WHAT HANK THOUGHT OF THE CREAM OR LATE PERIOD BEATLES. NOT MUCH IS KNOWN ABOUT HANKS TIME IN EUROPE, NO?