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He Likes It Slow (Louis Armstrong) Play Me Slow (Fletcher Henderson) Give me That Old Slow Drag (Trixie Smith) Slow Blues (Duke Ellington) Swing Low, Sweet Chariot (Dizzy Gillespie) Next up: FURIOUS

The Complete Fats Waller, vol. 4 (JSP)

Al Haig 'Pianotime' (SeaBreeze, stereo)

Not really Schurr this has not been posted before...

Very nice story! Thanks for posting this, Alec

I'm a Lonesome Sweetheart (King Oliver) Lonesome Road (Jimmie Lunceford) Lonesome Train (Stan Kenton) Lonesome Lullaby (Duke Ellington) Lonesome Lover Blues (Kenny Dorham) Next up: RETURN

Stomp Off, Let's Go (Louis Armstrong) Jubilee Stomp (Duke Ellington) Moten Stomp (Bennie Moten) Panassié Stomp (Count Basie) Henderson Stomp (Fletcher Henderson) Next up: ANGEL(S)

I know the copy I have of that Vol. 2 is a first pressing (bought directly from Prestige as soon as it was released). It looks like yours. No real deepgroove, cover photo is slightly darker. Dead wax includes VanGelder stamp plus the following indications NJLP 8288 (A/B) and PRLP 7294 (A/B).

Sun Ra 'The Heliocentric Worlds', vol. 2 (ESP)

Autumn Leaves (Miles Davis) When the Midnight Choo Choo Leaves for Alabam (Bessie Smith) Green Leaves of Summer (Hampton Hawes) Lullaby of the Leaves (Erroll Garner) Leaves of Grass (Fred Hersch) Next up: IMAGE(S)

There are very, very few people I admire in politics. Havel was one of them! From BBC News Havel dies at 75

Ben Webster 'Dig Ben', disc 6 (after 5 and before 7) I dig Ben!

Ben Webster 'Blow Ben Blow' (Catfish)

My Little Brown Book (Duke Ellington) I Could Write a Book (Miles Davis) Book-Ends (Cannonball Adderley) The Book's Beat (Horace Parlan) The Blue Book (Booker Ervin) Next up: SPECIAL

Tomorrow Night (Louis Armstrong) Tomorrow (CountBasie) Here It Is Tomorrow Again (Billie Holiday) Tomorrow Never Knows (Steve Marcus) Tomorrow Is Another Day (King Pleasure) Next up: LISTEN

Flip Phillips 'Swinging with Flip' (Verve Japan) with Charlie Shavers, Oscar Peterson, Barney Kessel, Ray Brown, Buddy Rich

When I started listening to jazz, the nasal sound of Brookmeyer's trombone was one of my early passions. Heard him with the Gerry Mulligan quartet back in 1954 during the Paris festival at the Salle Pleyel. Loved his sound and music ever since. His passing is very sad news!

You've Got the Right Key but the Wrong Keyhole (Virginia Liston/Clarence Williams) It Can't be Wrong (Duke Ellington) I May be Wrong (Chubby Jackson) Rub me the Wrong Way (Phillip Johnston) When things go Wrong (Tampa Red) Next up: SLEEPY

Jack Teagarden Complete Roulette, disc 3

Hampton Hawes/Freddie Redd 'Piano East/West' Prestige/OJC)