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The full (15m40s) version of 'Blues for Donald Duck' is the sole track on side 2 of the Montreux Two LP.

Recorded May 28, 1966 by RVG, produced by Bob Thiele

The West Coast people have all the luck. This looks might interesting. Don't miss René Urtreger's appearance. He plays better than ever, looks younger than ever! And he should be interviewed for reminiscences. He has met and played with all the giants including Lester Young, Miles Davis, Bud Powell and many others. A fascinating storyteller!

Sonny Stitt 'Stitt's Bits' (Prestige), disc 2

Thanks to Milan's insistence (and Lester's previous recommendation) , I am enjoying this Jo Stafford's compilation My second album from her (after 'Jo + Jazz')

Donald Byrd 'Slow Drag' (BN, stereo original, with gatefold cover)

Liked her in Hitchcock's 'Foreign Correspondent', also in Cecil B. de Mille's wartime epic 'The Story of Dr. Wassell' (with Gary Cooper).

Wouldn't that be because you ordered too many Funny Rats through them?

Art Pepper 'Smack Up' (Contemporary, stereo) with Jack Sheldon, Pete Jolly, Jimmy Bond and the amazing Frank Butler!

Jimmy Giuffre Three 'River Chant' (Choice)

I have to disagree! Caiman is just about my sole source for internet purchase of CDs by now. Tried other sources. Caiman is the most reliable. Like their pricing and their shipping. I have had no problem with them whatsoever.

'Blues for Donald Duck' on the Montreux Two Arista vinyl is timed at 15m40s. On the 'Archie Shepp A Massy' double LP 'Blues for Donald Duck' is the opening track (disc 1, side A, 19m50s) and goes on to side B (9m30s). The album also includes a version of Moncur's 'Hypnosis'.

Kenny Burrell 'Guitar Forms' (Verve, mono) the cover has a full horizontal sticker reading ' Arranged and conducted by Gil Evans' under the album title. There was a time once when the name Gil Evans was helping the sale of records

Willis Conover also introduces 'Profiles' the Gary McFarland 1966 concert at Lincoln Center that was released on Impulse.

Quite an impressive collection! Wish I had more place to store some of the items!

Same here. So many things to do! So many things to be done!

With Bud Powell on opening track 'Shaeffer Award' of Bud's 'Award at Birdland '64' on Mythic Sound.

Martial Solal 'Live 1959/85', LP 3 (Stefanotis)

Doubt this ever happened!

$1,695 for Mobley's 'Peckin' Time'

Dick Collins and the Runaway Herd 'Horn of Plenty' (RCA Victor, mono) with Med Flory, Al Cohn, Bil Perkins, Nat Pierce, etc...

:party: Hoping you're having a great day, wherever you are!

Jackie Cain/Roy Krall '...Jackie and Roy (Storyville/Trio records) with Barney Kessel, Red Mitchell and Shelly Manne

Damn Norman Mailer was the first american writer I read in english. This was his great war novel 'The Naked and the Dead'. I remained attached to his writings until a couple of decades ago. A great writer passed away...

Clunky, that's one of the reasons I don't buy vinyls anymore