chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez

hmm...thanks!

oh yea that was you? totally remember that re: beatles can you recall any other specific memories of your grant green expieerences, esp. about the times with Big John?

thats ALL the info.....but exact date of show? Recorded specifically for this budget label or purchased from another source or what? i am very not not not familar w/ the duke discog. so i have no idea whats up w/ this.... songs:: 1- jam a ditty the beautiful indians part 1 the beautiful indians part 2 flippant flurry 2- overture to a jam session part 1 overture to a jam session part 2 golden feather diminuendo in blue ok besides the last song, are these even duke songs?!?!? jam a ditty? wtf?

nice! did you see him, DMP?

haha

i am not convienced on don ellis. no sir, not convienced.....

dont listen to em; later grant green is the grand culmination of all preivous great years of grant green history: the end was like a giant blue-note sponsored party-- george benson WISHES he got game as good as brother Grant/// 1) get the LIVE stuff!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Monambique, Alive, Lighthouse....get em get em get em these are like, his 70s blue note "king" period 2) get VISONS and SHADES OF GREEN are clincally considered to be like his blue note "cti" period 3) GREEN IS BEAUTIFUL 4) See 1 again 5) Repeat #4

btw if youve never seen THE FINAL COMEDOWN: do see it: you can find it at the chineese drugstore beacuse its copyright accidently ran out and they like sell them at the .99 cent store for 1.99 a piece....///

Jimmy Carter & Cecil Taylor: Two Peas In A Pod!

on side 2, is it cecil payne or pepper adams on the 1st solo, i say cecil... ok trane hasnt soloed at all one side 1, it was all Donald Byrd (what a pleasant suprise! lol) side 2 , trane gets some after the bari solo so this is def. mono, rigfgt?

wow, that is interesting info: no one knows what that symbol represents?!?!?! too bad they BLEW UP all the clues! thanks for your insight man..... and senor big beat: if you say so, but thats really something id have to see to believe-- paul bley on 78?!? r u sure youre not confusing paul whiteman

If I somehow get in to heaven and god asks me, Chewy, pick a year you want to return to earth and see grant green live in concert, i will exclaim without hesistation: 1971!

ive spun it a few times tonite, havent even ventured on to Nino Tempo's side 2 yet. warne side is killer

yea but im like 99% sure this is the guy i used to hear and play with at these late nite jam sessions, bari sax guy....im not 100% on it though....

PR 45-315 The Prestige All Stars - The Believer c/w Dakar John Coltrane (ts) Pepper Adams, Cecil Payne (bars) Mal Waldron (p) Doug Watkins (b) Art Taylor (d) Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, April 20, 1957 1208 Dakar Donald Byrd (tp) John Coltrane (ts) Red Garland (p) Paul Chambers (b) Louis Hayes (d) Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, January 10, 19581435 The Believer --------------- now, this is clearly 60s, however isnt it so that Dakar/Believer albums, werent ISSUED till the 60s?? Does anyone know the exact years of the Presige 300 45 series? oh, and my copy: clearly has John Coltrane as the lader (and in pareentheess donald byrd on tpt on one side) so yea i just spent 10 bucks on this, but my rationale was, i dont have a lot of coltrane on 45....

should i buy a 45 of "Dakar" on Prestige. i bet it sounds better at 45 than anything...

does anyone know who this musican is? where did he reside?

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VOCALS MY FOOT: this is warne KILLIN!!!!!!he gets a HUGE sax solo, for a jazz swing 45. its like warne's 90125, like playing his crazy warne way on a little jazz single, lol-- its AWESOME!

hey jeff, welcome to the board (saw u only have a few posts) and sure, ill list: here it is! Trovatore- Miserere / duet with orchestra in italian act 4 Frances Alda- E. Caruso s8042A S __ 8 [upside down]-> "2" so u have a book that decodes these?

pppfft! i dont believe u for a second on that!!! A Paul Bley 78 exists as much as an Anna-Nicole Smith 8mm "film-loop!

Warne, ben tucker on bass, ronnie ball, and rick jones on drums--- song: "Swingin'" by rick jones side b: nino's blues; nino tempo on sax, red callender (says brass, not bass- yea he is prob playin tuba huh)-rudy kerpays- piano, and once again rick on drums essar records is nationally distributed by Disco=- 2630 W. Pico Blvd. LA 6 Calif ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56-09/11 RICK JONES FOUR. Unknown Location, Los Angeles, Autumn 1956. Warne Marsh, ts; Ronnie Ball, p; Ben Tucker, b; Rick Jones, d; Gwen Johnson (b), vcl; The Galanlads Vocal Group (b). 1 SWINGIN' 2:34 2 NOW HEAR THIS 2:46 Note: Two records with same number exist. One has both above titles; the second has 'Swingin' on one side and a different band on side 2. (Name aRJay suggests own label of Rick Jones) all R ARJAY RJ-103b/a : Essar SR-1009 : PIV-Records 1004 (all 45 rpm singles) --------------------------------------------- is any Organissmo members familar w/ this session/disc/material/etc? is this quite the find? (3 buck) ps- that vocal stuff isnt listed on mine-- i gotta spin it

i believe you chuck, i mean when i see a Blue Note 60s pressing, i think, well its notan orginal 1950s, but its still a hell of a lot of generations aside from the cd.........

i have a question. what happened to all the blue note lps. why when a copy of Lee Morgan Indeed! goes on ebay, it closes for over 1500 dollars? i recall hearing a while back cetain releases like "Hank" only sold 500 copies...but what happened to the rest. what about copies of bn lps sold, why are they so hard to find. surely there more somewhere....

caruso on red victrola label/ is this a reissue? its pretty old, 2 sided though- i could read off the matrix #s if you want....12"in 78.... *MINT/ no scratchy/pop noise whatsoever, yes lp noise, but not like surface noise, you know what i mean? anyways its like silent, as far as surface noise goes