chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez

very impressive....i bet they sound sooooooooooo much better than the US impluses......are they the same stampers (RVG) even if not, i bet they still sound sooooooo much better ithats ok, thank u though, but that is intereting- i didnt know nyc had many jazz record options now,---so u can still in NYC have jazz record "finds"??

never, ever, seen this prestige lp,,,..ever, online or otherwise

and Hank- the Europe era

very impressive-- so yea....art licences didnt translate to the overseas jazz, so they all had new covers for the indie label releases. pacific jazz it was the same think-- but yea....

jon anderson shared an amazing keith remembrance on his f'book last night

cool

is sir charles in new york? i really hope hes not in a nursing home or something, i hope hes still chillin

loved the shows i saw in 2005 when he opened for dylan, RIP

just got a white label promo of this-- my favorite of candidos abc-paramount releases....the others can get a lil tacky in song selection or arrangements-*- this one is the one w/ candidos working band, lots of soloing, st. thomas and a night in tunisia are played.... *i blame abc-paramount

i got the hank/slice of the top CONN series lp vers....to my suprise its 180g vinyl, not paper thin like raregroove lps, from same time period--

george braith deserves a honor for his continuing advancement of jazz. usu i say w/ these things who cares like r&r hall of fame- but in jazz's case theres a 25k prize along w/ the award. so i say give it to george braith for sure one year soon

http://www.ebay.com/itm/DIZZY-GILESPIE-HORN-OF-PLENTY-BLUE-NOTE-202-45RPM-EXTENDED-PLAY-/121938738412?hash=item1c641d7cec:g:1~AAAOSw9uFW-aeQor know has anyone ever seen these, or know what others exist-- they arent cataloged on the bluenote jazzdisco page....had no idea they had these!!

is the set "no-noised"?

yes definitely telstar was overseas

well not exactly the same sessions but theres that bonus cut "A1" on the 70s edition of- introducing lee morgan....

dont you wish there was Jazz Message #3

on tour 70+ yrs- i have all those albums you guys posted

NO!!!!!!!!!!! NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! what what what????? oh god! (i like how u bolded it)

Zappa has said this song absolutely knocked him out- he ranked it as one of the most abstract lyrics he ever heard in all of doo wop music that turned a big influence on his style- the B side to Tear Drops: "girl around the corner"--- i still need this on 78-- listen to the lyric......

the ELPowell tour was the last time they ever played PIRATES

the ELPowell tour was the last time they played PIRATES

i know what u mean but she was considerably aged

re: vee jay id like to hip you gys to some info-- the best Vee Jay transfers you will find IMO are the cds made for a really small fly by night firm at the dawn of US cd market: "Suite Beat Records" its subjective but at least for 1st bassman the difference is night and day. very good drum sound on "go" as well- i dont listen to the two lee ones as much but for the paul chambers these by far are my definitive versions -young lions -heres lee morgan -1st bassman -Go

once i asked this old lady visiting from england, """yr from england? wowowow, did you see all the rock concerts??""" "oh no, i used to go to the symphony.........." [awkwardness......] .......... .........."""but there was this one time me and the girls snuck out of our dormitory and went down the road to the local boys school, and met up at the town hall, and saw Emerson, Lake & Palmer"""" me: