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No. The Inner City was the original release. Does not look like the album was ever reissued.

This one?

Guy Lafitte et André Persiany 'Jouent les Classiques du Jazz" (Club National du Disque)

Here you go. Cadence 4/94 p. 16. The June 16, 1955 issue of Jet magazine had a similar story on Wardell Gray's death: from Jet magazine

The Complete Louis Armstrong 'Jeepers Creepers' 1938-1941, volume 9 (Frémeaux & Associés), disc 1

I am pretty sure 'Estrad' picked the photo from a Swedish newspaper. The photo was most probably dstributed by AP or UPI, who had a quasi monopoly on the distribution of wirephotos in Europe at the time. The actual photo must have originated from a local (Las Vegas?) newspaper which was standard procedure back then. The original negative may still be archived at the newspaper. No wonder the death of Wardell Gray was news in the Swedish newspapers since Gray had often played with the nation's jazz star Stan Hasselgard when he traveled to the USA in the late 40s.

Don Friedman 'Circle Waltz' Riverside, mono, blue label)

The Newport material has been released years ago on this Jazz Unlimited CD

Same here!

Ben Webster 'Blue Light' (Polydor International)

Awesome news!!

Material for a noir film Mysterious death of a tenorman Also note this is noir not grey. Wardell was Gray!

Jazz Contemporaries 'Reasons in Tonality' (Strata-East) Thesensemble had George Coleman, Julius Watkins, Clifford Jordan, Harold Mabern, Larry Ridley and Keno Duke. Another great 'Recorded at the Village Vanguard' album!

Very interesting... ...but I'ld rather watch this in its original version... Part 1 Part 2

Lance Armstrong was on dope ?!? I am shocked

Fresh Sound reissued a double CD with John Towner Williams jazz material John T. Williams Jazz Beginnings

H.U.M., disc 3 (Sketch)

Andrew Cyrille & Maono 'Junction' (IPS)