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--the year, is 1982 --the record, is by Charles Earland --the sidemen incl. the EWF Horn Section arr. by Tom-Tom 84 (fresh off the tails of "No Reply At All"!) --the guitarist, is Phil Upchurch --the record is prodced by L.B. of CAMEO!! --LB also wrote the title track and one other i think lead-off track for the lp!!!! m.f. hell-yeah! "Earland's Jam"

btw, enjoying this cd 10x more than his Atlantic stuff, by far

mine, the cover is blank inside w/ no liner notes....strange...its def. an original/// ok so it mentioned Hadley caliman as being interviewed....now he wasnt actually ON any of the tracks, is he? ive pulled most of the discog. info from the songs on this cd from other places on the net and havent seen his name pop up. ive always been interrested in his early records...what they were, etc....the earliest i know of him on record is i guess stuff from the 60s, so.... anyways for some of you in the know, im interested in what Hadley Calimans contribution to this release was, etc....thx!

you are the Higgins to my Eliza-

NY Times did an article last week about it

no, i do not think that tainting the pool of standards is healthy.

mobleys songs didnt become standards becasue songs after 1950 dont "become" standards. people who try to do this to straight, no chaser or so what, are idiots

this is what you guys watch? no wonder youre all in love with cecil taylor

if i private mail you something abouyt the arkestra i need to discuss privately, its very important....can someone please PM me or ill PM u if you if you alert me: whos a sun ra expert on o'nisssmo?

i wish it was for a reason as profound and unpredictiable like an unfortunate death....in reality it was prob. BN's music-biz B.S, thats what i have my money on....wasn't BARRY HARRIS wanting to record a trio session for BN, Al Lion refused to give him a contract- there are other examples like this, i just dont remember, but im sure you guys could help fill it in

i know nothing about this....what episdoes are there of it....do they exist today?

ok i wasnt gonna chime in but screw it, that quiz (1st section, 1st 3/4 of quiz till i got mad) had absouetly NTHING to do w/ BN....bud powells left hand etc etc? is that from the liner notes of a Bud BN side, or is the BN connection in that its simply Bud.... ---name the sequential BN sessions during the switcheroever from studio hackensack to studio eng. cliffs- This Blue Note Organ player who once, according to legendeary old school seattle local organist NOT the saxophone player James Moody, said he saw him in **LA** , yes LA....in the 60s and he slammed like 1/2 a whisky bottle and fell flat on his face on the floor: he was Through! a) Jimmy Smith b) BabyFace Willette c) that guy who played with George Braith d) none of the above (the ans. is b)

your friends play cornbread at their partys?

you have cornbread in MONO? whats it like? do tell! is it very diff. from the stereo mastering? which one do U prefer?

ok did RVG have his own arrangement w/ them.....so lemme see if i got this straight: RVG still did the recording, but he no longer took care of BN masterings, after the sale to liberty?

you see how the song credits arent in parentheesees like on side B (not pictured) but it is just listed below w/ a colon ....":" lee morgan, etc was this common pre-liberty for lps w/ the same song composer for the entire side of the record, or did this take place in the Lion/RVG era too.

rooster ties has a point- growing up i ALWAYS thought infinity blew everything else out of the water: ever for having no hank mobley!

i did not know that. did frank do the best he could, or was he not able to deal with record company big-wigs at a company such as liberty/trans-america, etc the way you had to back then?

do u think the sale to liberty was one of the worst decisions in jazz? or did it suit Al lion properlly at the time to get out of the biz?

interesting mr nessa thanks- i thought it was from the get go cause i see cornbread promoted like crazy on liberty jackets, smak dab between a julie london liberty and a bud shank world pacific- you feel me? the sleeve is one of those: blue note: the definitive catelogue sleeves. i hope its at least a 2nd issue- i bought it on ebay to get that original analog cornbread sound......

so its the "traditional" blue note labels- both say liberty records of course.... i know this lp was liberty from the get-go... but mine is mastered by "BB" and not RVG.... the jacket with it looks like a 70s bn jacket, however the labels are your trad. bn labels that say a prod of lib records....i was wondering if the orig was mastered by RVG or not in the beggining, or do i have a first stereo issue? ps- also got a white label mono "heart and soul"- teddy edwards----finally get to hear this one!

holy hell yeah: what is up w/ that youtube pg? are these vhs transfers or whats up? this show is great!!! gearld wilson and curtis amy shows, omg!

i have a 78 called "early stan"

Donald Byrd...wow

hmm, i do like me some candido......