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Have a bunch of Ruby Braff CD's and like them a lot. Especially when he is playing together with Bucky Pizzarelli.

At Discogs you can find a lot of russia based new labels reissueing classic jazz material without any Info on copyright or license. Discogs earns a provision on this hgrey market. It was discussed to classify all of those as "unofficial" [ as Discogs has done with some sidelabels of Fresh Sound as Gambit] but obviously noone sees through that net of new labels and companies. And a provision for the use of the platform is always welcome. Questionable IMHO.

There exist 3 volumes (#1, #2, #3) with the same pictures. The interpretation above is ridiculous and artificial. There was never to my knowledge such a kind of discussion among the serious jazzfans. But it is obvious that you can bring up the strangest theories and you will find some followers. To think Blue Note has such Ideas when issueing LP's is simply sick.

Some more Adderley 5tet "live"

Volume 3 only issued in Japan (Promo) Blue Note DY-5805-1 - The Jazz Messengers At Cafe Bohemia Vol. 3 - rec. November 23, 1955 - Engineer: Rudy Van Gelder

Manny Albam- The Blues Is Everybody's Business

Thanks for the Info. A search brought up several. Which one do have in mind? ;-]] Here is another one on Muse

Sorry its CD's but nevertheless the best Kenton band in the 1950ies IMHO.

Thats correct. Have a nice reissue by French RCA

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This Verve series from Newport '57 (all live) is really amazing. From the Item above I like the piano of Bobby Henderson very much.

Gold Records {Switzerland) LP 11098 - Jazz In Concert - rec. 1977 to 1979

Like this one and have it naturally

Baystate RJL-8089 - The New Jazztet " Nostalgia" [1984]

The Kenton Alumni "!live" at the Royal Palms Inn (10 CD box) - 1993

Pacific Jazz ST-20127 [Liberty reissue] - Booker Ervin " Booker 'n' Brass - rec. September 1967 - leader & dir.: Teddy Edwards Featuring Trumpet: Charles Tolliver / Freddie Hubbard / Richard Williams / Ray Copeland (alsdo flh) Trombones: Benny Green / Garnet Brown / Benny Powell (also b-tb) Tenor sax: Booker Ervin Piano: Kenny Barron Bass: Reggie Johnson Drums: Lennie McBrown

Like it very much