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Looks like there are hours of original recordings in the collection Big band era collection Ed Burke's various labels (Fanfare, Soundcraft, Jazz Hour...) released dozens of vinyls and CDs with some of the material. Hope we will be able to hear more of the unreleased music soon!

Reid Miles did not want to take the stairs NHO was NHOP on the back cover of the original release. The location of that Wolff photo has always intrigued me. Obviously in Paris but where exactly?

Looks like I am the only one still listening to vinyls these last few days... Spinning now: Teddy Edwards 'Teddy's Ready' (Contemporary, stereo)

Good to see Kenny Burrell in fine shape! He will turn 80 next June!

Horace Silver 'Spiritualizing the Senses' (Silveto)

Review in the Hartford Courant of the Cal Massey music concert at the University of Connecticut this Tuesday.

All it takes is a listen to the 'Pres and Teddy' album to get an answer. Pres music did age very well!

Can't see Red Allen on that video. The lady sitting near The Lion is singer Mae Barnes. There's also glimpses of Johnny Windhurst in the ensemble in background. From the same Art Ford show (may have been posted before):

Wynton Kelly 'Interpretations by the Wynton Kelly Quartet w/ Hank Mobley' (VeeJay Japan), LPs 1 and 2

It's the local police that is in need of therapy

I am a fan of Prez on clarinet and greatly appreciated the release of this double CD on the Cabu label

Wild Bill Moore 'Bottom Groove' (Jazzland, stereo, black label)

Obituary in The Record The obituary does not mention Triglia's appearances on sessions by the likes of Lester Young, Charles Mingus, Tony Fruscella, Dave Schildkraut, Don Joseph among others!

Article in The New York Times today.

More MFP...

Nice article in the excellent Jazz Lives blog today! Cornucopia

Lee Morgan 'Candy' (BN Japan/King)

Hampton Hawes 'This is Hampton Hawes, vol. 2 The Trio' (Contemporary, mono, second edition)

Many more Happy Birthday :party:

Happy Birthday Hans :party: