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When I met him in 1960 (during rehearsals by the Quincy Jones big band), it was Span!

Johnny Guarnieri 'The Songs of Will Hudson-Eddie de Lange' (Coral, Japan)

Buddy Collette 'Nice Day with Buddy Collette' (Contemporary, mono)

Another favorite: RareJazzVideos

Marlowe Morris 'Play the Thing' (Columbia, mono, six-eye) Very good album with - among others - Edmond Hall, Buddy Tate, Matthew Gee, Buck Clayton, Jo Jones!

Yes, that's the one! Rare opportunity to listen to CT and his Unit live in the early 60s (beside 'Nefertiti')...

Ingo was one of several bootleg labels that popped up in Italy in the 80s. I still have a couple of them (including the Cecil Taylor LP from the Golden Circle). Most of the albums (Mingus, Coltrane...) have been available in more complete CD releases from Spain. The CT remains unreissued. Undistinguished cover and sound!

Did he actually sell his collection of photos before he died? The Driggs collection A sample

Albert Ayler 'Les Nuits de la Fondation Maeght, Volume 2' (Shandar)

Faye Dunaway ?!?

The same seller had a nice day. His Mobley 1568 went up to $5,600!

Enjoying the John Carter-Bobby Bradford Select! Lively stuff!

I must have missed something What I read from the thread was lively and interesting!

Grant Green 'Iron City' (Cobblestone)