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From Off the Wall, Ill Wind and Playin' My Hunch are the ones I put on my ipod.

Richard Groove Holmes--The Groover! (Prestige) Brother Jack McDuff--Soul Circle (Prestige)

I don't have much, but I like George Shearing and the Montgomery Brothers.

Organnisimo in Paris.

I went a year or two later--they did have one tent (out of many stages) which was mostly devoted to jazz. As I recall, the good bands I saw at the jazz tent the weekend I was there included the Timeless All-Stars, Donald Harrison and Terrance Blanchard, Ramsey McLean and the Survivors (never heard of him before but the band was fantastic), and a George Wein All Star group with Harold Ashby and Scott Hamilton. But really it should be called the Mostly Music other than Jazz Festival. After attending once, I realized that if I needed a jazz festival, there was a better one going on 365 days a year in New York City, not to mention New York is alot safer to visit.

The Prima/Manone Mosaic doesn't appear to be very popular--if I can surmise from the fact that there are only two reviews on the site. Now I have to order it for sure.

Plus he's got a great name!

Thanks. There's only one Slim Lamar track on this anthology. The sparse notes say he is from New Orleans, and this Memphis-based band was comprised mostly of musicians from New Orleans.

Yes, these are the three that they have legal clearance to release--they are working on three more that haven't been announced yet.

No, I pasted all the specific information in the email I received.

I was listening to the Yazoo Anthology, Jazz the World Forgot, volume 2, and there's a group, Slim Lamar's Southerners, recorded in 1928--the bassist on this cut is fantastic--the liner notes reference "the brilliant slapped-bass playing of a man named Bonny Pottle, one of the unheralded masters of this style." I don't recall ever hearing a 1920s track where the bassist is the dominant instrumentalist. Who is this fellow? Did he make other recordings?

Sign me up... JAZZ ICONS: WES MONTGOMERY LIVE IN '65 (90 minutes) Holland April 2, 1965 Unknown Title Nica's Dream The End Of A Love Affair Belgium April 4, 1965 Impressions Twisted Blues Here's That Rainy Day Jingles The Girl Next Door Germany April 30, 1965 Blue Grass On Green Dolphin Street Blue Monk Last Of The Wine West Coast Blues JAZZ ICONS: DEXTER GORDON LIVE IN '63 & '64 (70 Minutes) Holland July 29, 1964 A Night In Tunisia What's New Blues Walk Switzerland November 17, 1963 Second Balcony Jump You've Changed Belgium January 8, 1964 Lady Bird Body And Soul JAZZ ICONS: CHARLES MINGUS LIVE IN '64 (90 Minutes) Note: This has Eric Dolphy on both shows Norway April 12, 1964 So Long Eric Orange Was The Color Of Her Dress, Then Blue Silk Ow! Take The "A" Train Belgium April 19, 1964 So Long Eric Peggy's Blue Sky Light Meditations On Integration

That is awesome. Congratulations.

Stuff Smith--Dizzy Gillespie--Oscar Peterson--2 CD set on Verve.

Willis Jackson--Gator's Groove (Prestige)

There's a DVD of an early 90s concert of a trio of Rypdal/Vitous/Triloc Girtu that is pretty fantastic.

The Best of Don Patterson and the Jazz Giants (Prestige) on saxophones, Sonny Stitt, David Newman, Junior Cook, Charles McPherson, George Coleman, and Houston Person. on trumpet--Blue Mitchell, Howard McGhee, and Virgil Jones. on guitar--Pat Martino.

Why? I mean, I'm sure you must get something out of that or you wouldn't do it - but what? MG It's called the Shuffle feature on the ipod. You listen to songs randomly from the songs on the ipod harddrive. This means that you might hear a Coltrane song, followed by Charlie Parker, followed by the Beatles, followed by Milton Nasciminto, followed by Muddy Waters, etc. It's a great way to listen to music. In other words, the ipod is a radio station that only plays the music that you like.

Yes, from the 1990s. That must be from the long-closed Recovery Room in Dallas. While I saw Marshel Ivory there and James Clay also, I never heard Red Garland.

db4-you nuts? i would never listen to anything put out by that mulleted schmoe. Here are a couple that should change your opinion. http://www.amazon.com/Marchel-Ivory-Meets-...2911&sr=1-2 http://www.amazon.com/3-Marchel-Ivery/dp/B00001X52S/ref=ntt_mus_ep_dpt_1

I don't know but this sounds good, so I ordered one from an amazon seller--$3 plus shipping.

Yes indeed.

It's some form of collectors mania. Mosaic sets are nice, but I would rather have 100 OJCs that one Mosaic set.

Elmo Hope/Bertha Hope--Hope-Full--Riverside LP. Steve Kuhn Trio--Live at Birdland (Blue Note) Eddie Bert--Encore (Savoy) David Murray Octet--Home (Black Saint) Hal McKusick--Triple Exposure (OJC) Steve Lacy--Reflections (OJC) Earl Hines and the Duke's men (Delmark)

Yes, if you like Cannonball (like me), you need Inside Straight. You can get it from an amazon seller for only $8, plus shipping. I don't know about Pyramid, as I've never heard it.