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Teasing the Korean

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  1. Neither. The Milestone twofer called Zulu, which included Trio and Solo, With These Hands, and two tracks from Plays Cole Porter.
  2. Leon Thomas - Spirits Known and Unknown - Flying Dutchman
  3. Pete Rugolo - The Sweet Ride (20th Century Fox, stereo) Title track sung by Dusty Springfield. Did I ever tell the story about the time I moved, and I brought only one jazz LP with me, the 70s twofer of early Randy Weston stuff?
  4. I also have both the 1986 and 2003, and to my ears, both have issues sonically. I will be interested to hear if the new version sounds better, given advances in technology, but I'm not sure that I'll buy it a third time.
  5. Mel Torme - That's All (Columbia, stereo) with a bunch of bonus tracks. Mel gets the Columbia 30th-Street studio reverb on his voice, like Tony, Johnny, Andy, and Eydie.
  6. Sides 7 and 8 of the Smithsonian American Popular Song box set.
  7. Sides 9 and 10 of the Smithsonian American Popular Song box set.
  8. Charlie Byrd - Mo' Brazilian Byrd (Columbia, stereo)
  9. Agreed, but that isn't the point of the article cited in this thread.
  10. Hang on to this Beach Boys tune.
  11. Yes. And as you posted further up, the trend began before AI and digital culture.
  12. Pat Williams - The Streets of San Francisco (La-La-Land, 2-CD set)
  13. Moondog and His Friends, Vol. 1 - Epic (mono, EP) Featuring the smash hit "Why Spend the Dark Night with You" and many more!
  14. The more "culture" a society accumulates, the more that society is competing with its own back catalog.
  15. I was the handsome guy perpetually going through the dollar bins. You weren't the person who grabbed Hefti in Gotham City right before I reached for it, were you?
  16. Of course. If you didn't have any guardrails, think of how many copies of Merry Christmas from Firestone Tires you would have!
  17. That was my assumption also.
  18. The suite takes up one side of the record, and the other side is stand-alone tunes. Both sides are good, but the suite side is the sweet side.
  19. This album was later reissued as St. Thomas under Herbie Mann's name on the Solid State label, with boring cover art. As I was never able to find a clean LP of the UA release, I ended up placing the Solid State vinyl inside of a pristine UA sleeve. This made me very happy!
  20. Russ Garcia - Sounds in the Night (Bethlehem, stereo). The money cut is "Wow."
  21. Morricone - Escalation (Dagored)
  22. That's what the cover band should have called their album instead of Blue. Kind of Kind of Blue.
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