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In the late 1970ies we had a private concert with Lou Blackburn & I think Carmel Jones. I have some snapshots from that event (unjforunately without flashlight which was not allowed within the club) but I am certain these two were in that group. Cant remember the name but could have been Mombasa.

Found some more in my stock on this topic

Here are some more Informations on an Al Cohn / Rein De Graf LP as well as on Al Porcinos work in Germany. As to Al Porcino - one of the few US artists coming to Germany to live here [another one was Herb Geller] he directed the Burghausen Big Band. Burghausen is a place in southern Germany with the well know "Burghausener Jazz Tage" each year. Beside the mentioned big band recording on the RazmTaz Jazz label (subtitle Vol. 1 but a vol. 2 never apperared IMHO) he has recorded a very good big band LP on the "Jazz Mark label" titled " In Oblivion" and also a CD titled "Al Porcino Big Band Live" And I add finally some private recordings from the Bavarian radio

Another big cat!

A big cat

Moving from Bop to Fusion Muse Records MR 5142 Walter Bishop Jr. " Soul Village" - rec. June 1977 - Engineer: Chuck Irwin One of the early ones but nevertheless a real good one agreed!! Once more one of my favorites Yes indeed . Sometimes we need "back to the rootes" Thanks for your nice comment.

A nice compilation from his Capitol catalog

I do agree. The 3 Volumes of Rollins Trio at Village Vanguard are milestones Rollins,Sonny A night at the Village Vanguard 1957 Blue Note 1581 Rollins,Sonny A night at the Village Vanguard Vol 3 1957 Blue Note 81581 CD Rollins,Sonny A Night At Village Vanguard Vol 1 + 2 1957 Blue Note

Recorded around 1952

A WNEW radio broadcast from May 31, 1947 with some great names and a bunch of good Swing/Bebop tunes Everest Records FS-231 -1947 WNEW Saturday Night Swing Session

Stumbled recently over the music of Lalo Schifrin when looking at his 4 CD box. I add a list of tracks from these 4 CDs. As it seems there might be some examples in that "twighlight mood" among his works. Cant say which ones because I have played only once 2 CDs and that was some time ago

My favorite vocal groups

It depends on the pickup system you use. I have Shure V15 IV and my vinyls sound really good.

At the moment I listen to my "homemade productions"

Reissue from Japan of a 10" LP [1955]