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today i met this black dude who i thought was not a day older then 46.......but actually he really is 81 years old! he is hella old. didn't look a day over 46. did freddie hubbard die at age seventy beacuse of "the '70s"? as far as partying too much, and it being the 70s, etc..

Freddie with Hadley Caliman!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipW5dK3RDrc

RIP FREDDIE HUBBARD, GOD BLESS YOU AND ALL YOUR RECORDS

like johnny paycheck and charlie mccoy. i was just telling everybody on the steve hoffman fourms all about em, thought id share it with my Org. buds here: they are so cool got em at goodwill, 10 c. ea/ there all carts except ONE cassette: Yes-Fragile!!! duplicated by Cirq sounds, Reno Nevada-----a new mastering of Fragile for me to listen to tonite!!!! only 1 side has a label on it, and the cassette still has its record stubs in, you know those little plastic ones...

does it still exist? is it property of the medical center?

its bob cooper not wayne shorter its shorty rogers not wynton, and its hampton hawes not herbie hancock and its called sunday jazz a la LIGHT house.....

omg i really started this same thread two years ago? ever since my car accident my mind is really playing tricks on me, im sorry

i have a flash doo wop comp. lp with the history of the label--ill try n dig it up.....i always asso. plas with tampa- but he very could have had involvment, i dont know.... its mostly doo-wop. really really good south central LA doo wop

oooooo bethelehem!! i think ihave some cuts from those on my mint condition 4 lp 'bethlehem's best' bethlehem label compilation lp boxed set- with the orginal wax-paper sleeves and accompnying leaflet

Bossa nova with strings attached- the tenor sax of bill perkins

Conte Candoli Sincerely, Conte Candoli (1954) Groovin' High: Conte Candoli, Vol. 2 (1955) West Coast Wailers (1955) Rhythm Plus One (1956) Conte Candoli Quartet (1957) UNFORTUNATLY, i hate to even admit it, i dont think i have these records...my conte solo lp collection kind of starts with Much Calor (1959) and ends with Big Band, Little Jazz (1960).....i can look up disog info on my own if someone would be so kind as to dennote the affiliated record labels..... SIDE STORY: the time i met conte, c. 2000 or 01, it was before the smoking ban in reastatruants, and he was smokin this huge-ass, big 'ol cigar, this whoppin' like 10x size giant cigar- he was so cool

listening 2 a great find: "remember last x-mas" b/w "spark plug" by Gus Jenkins FLASH 45rpm flash is a black run indie label so obsucre im pretty sure it falls even under the radar of organismo-- price paid? a whoppin' QUARTER!

DUKE PEARSON

is it against the rules if i put babyfaces 78 rpm on HOLLYWOOD in my post

if you pooped on a rock and named it Big John Patton, I'd buy it for $27.99 and let it twist around on my turntable bi-weekly

i wouldn't mess with online $$ transfering & related matters, you guys-

what do you guy think of the james spauling on Pacific Jazz- larry 'wild' wrice, etc// is this kind of a la Curtis Amy/Paul Bryant, or is it very diff.

how are cds and cdrs different? how are commercial cds pressed to the the music on them anyways, if they aren't like "burned" like u do when "burning" a cd-r as they say....now are these commercial ones printed like a real cd, or is it just totally, totally sketch, like my Korean pressing of "Inna-Gadda-Da-Vida"

what is this show? "Just Shoot Me" circa 1963? sorry, dont have cable/ when i said crack i meant barbituitates- isnt that what people used to 2 do when they weren't cool enough to hang with the yardbird

whoa! Hank Jones was there!! what did he have on his mind today?

i dont think it product-positioning as much as crack

yes this clip is beautiful- this song is mighty fine end of an end to the doo-wop era forever, mighy fine

i didnt even read chucks post until after i just posted. chuck is right- this isnt top secret governement data here, its blue note jazz- lol

what its all going to come down to is us finding a new "inside man" to copy tapes for us. you'll see this happen in our lifetime

god bless you fletcher henderson greatest big band leader of all time/ in tribute i wanna give a first listen to this lp i got a few weeks ago (where did i put it?) its fletcher henderson on piano with sindey bechet- its from some "legendary" (?) concert in Michigan in the early 1950's. Must of been a radio broadcast cause my record is undoubtly of Boris Rose-related origin. got it for .99 cents- anyone know this one?