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certainly have never seen this prestige lp before....

god if were talkin 74 i wanna see 5/25 UC Santa Barbara, omg. the MT show is unique, but it was a pretty rowdy atmosphere at that gig and i like the flow of the setlist way better in santa barbara, i all around love that show.

i love boris rose so much, these lps are as essential as blue note. my latest find was both volumes of the art blakey at birdland, one band is lee and wayne, the other is the MOSAIC band actually doing the title track. the core of it all is the bird albums, however, that is the core of it. tons of these, tons of these. my favorite being "....featuring a 20 min rendition of Lover Come Back To Me" with Mundell Lowe on gtr! the one i played at xmas was the bing tv b'cast w/ sinatra, he had lots of ones like that too, judy garland, etc. i sometimes pass on the garlands, i might have one. prior to the blakeys, i found a Monk Quartet disc. another collection highlight is the split coltrane/ammons lp w/ side b being a 1970 ammons tv broadcast w/ king kolax on tpt.

Similar story here. I visited his apartment circa 1970, in the vicinity of 1st Avenue and 10th Street, saw an unbelievable number of tape decks and equipment and left with a Crown playback deck which I still have (although it hasn't worked in years). More importantly, I also left with six acetate discs of Mingus at Birdland (1961-62) from which I made open reel tapes for myself and a Mingus fanatic in England. Indeed these tapes have been the source of all the copied tapes and ensuing CD-Rs that have been circulating the globe lo these many years. BTW, I still have the acetate discs but haven't attempted to play them in years. was it commonplace for acetates to be for sale? just like what he didnt want to keep? or did he actually cut you off your own copies?

you know those jazztone issues in the european style thin sleeve, eg. the coleman hawkins one w/ eddie bert or the sidney bechet one u see all the time..... well heres one ive never seen before- now i got the one of all this DIAL material! side 1/ dex w/ wardell, teddy edwards-- side 2: mcghee-moody band w/ milt jackson, ray brown....

this looks incredible. i just searched for it, couldnt bring anything up. so its 21 lps or airchecks and private recordings? queen disc. i swear i think i have a charlie parker lp on queen disc, of various tracks, all live stuff i dont have on any other comp. eg. bird + milt buckner on organ. i wonder its the same thing.

both 45 singles for the duke pearson/profile album, 2 singles for that album- impressive. bn really must of got on well w/ duke from the onset. a & f really trusted him

lets not underestimate how important it is that on this session, these younger cats were in the presence of the one, only, greatest, Candido

looks good, what exactly is the vintage of this footage, is this the eighties?

yes had a keyboard player in late 90s named igor khoroshev, so maybe 1996's OPEN YOUR EYES would work better for what yr sayin dawg

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-magazine-monitor-25684040 i wonder what his favorite album is

pretty awesome. its kinda like the bee gees going disco. would love to hear this. no idea he was into this scene but its kind of funny to me its on FANIA cause i recently got this lp on fania, orchestra harlow, from 1972....in stock copy mono!! STOCK copy!!!

looks good, warne live at the lighthouse, ready 4 this

gene ammons- IN SWEEDEN (enja) + also got this one dist by TK (!!) records miami fl: "swinging the jugg" (spelled like that). studio date, intense b3 session.

1970 studio date, gene + organ trio, george freeman on gtr. record label: ROOTS, dist. by T.K!

did everyone see how i got the white label promo duke/anatomy of a murder soundtrk?

exactly

got a lp a little outside of what i usually look for, but its really interesting. i was inspired to check it out from some of the posts i see here in this thread....anyways its uk verve, but recorded in germany. clarke-boland big band feat. stan getz. amazing SQ on this, and its large ensemble jazz like ive never heard before- its not regular swing, the only thing i currently can relate it to, is progressive rock. the tunes go through all these different completely different movmemnts, instrumentation changes, its very modern. i dont have it handy now or id post the exact name of the lp....

garth brooks was amazing. ive never really heard him before, of course i know who he is...spectacular job, absolutely spectacular. "Walkin'?", i mean yes there is a slight herbie connection there....but certainily not the way -they- played it, lol. if they covered it "in the style of the plugged nickel", maybe i could see the relavence, but even then, slim. watermelon man? thats kinda what put herbie on the map, it made sense. yes butch warren should of been brought up, he just died this year. the snoop part, snoop kind of just like took his old songs and changed the lyrics to make them about herbie. the top highlight of the show was steve winwood singing 'everybody's everything'. whoever put this program together knew what they were doing. winwood was perfect for that.

BIRDLAND 1960, 62 AIRCHECKS #1 the band w/ lee & bobby timmons #2 the mosaic band, f. hub, wayne, curtis, cedar et al.... actually doing mosaic, faster than the original, its seriously intense, wayne is completely goin off

is 'hobo-joe' the same song thats on "LITTLE JOHNNY C"- red certainly doesnt do it in a funky style like the orig., no?

mine= only 1 lp, but its the one w/ 'what i say' & 'funky-tonk'- so i'm good

youre absolutely correct, even though its the great red garland, theres this real sterile sound to these records. theres one on MUSE from abt this time thats good... how am i gonna find this one: Red Garland - Auf Wiedersehen (MPS (G) 15322) Red Garland (piano) Sam Jones (bass) Roy Brooks (drums) RCA Studios, NYC, May, 1971 Hobo Joe Auf Wiedersehen A Night In Tunisia Old Stinky Butt Stella By Starlight Daahoud ** also issued on MPS/BASF (G) 21 20910-5.