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The New York Times review in today's edition:

In addition to Mal Waldron 'Mal/1', Sulieman was also on one of the two sessions that made up 'Mal/3'. Two other Prestige ensembles dates with interesting contributions by Sulieman were the 'Outskirts of Town' and 'Roots' albums.

The Gumasia soundtrack is not mentioned in the pretty complete filmography that concludes the 'Shelly Manne. Sounds of the Different Drummer' which was published in 1997.

The original vinyl was a gatefold job with an eight-page booklet inside. Beauty is a rare thing and those Artists House LPs were things of beauty!

Have recently put a strong brake on music buying. Purchasing only a few must-have discs. I have enough discs by now and plan to concentrate on the stuff I have acquired over the years

Still raining here. No tennis

Don Cherry 'Complete Communion' (BN, stereo)

Wardell Gray featured with the Count Basie Octet in 1950 http://www.dailymotion.com/relevance/searc...ith-helen-humes http://www.dailymotion.com/relevance/searc...na1_count-basie The Count Basie Octet had Clark Terry on trumpet, Buddy de Franco on clarinet, Wardell Gray on tenor, Basie on Piano, Freddie Green on guitard, Jimmy Lewis on bass and Gus Johnson on drums.

More Hawkins from 1965. With Earl Hines on piano... Hawkins 1965 TV show

54°F (12°C) and raining. Rain is making a mess of the opening day of the French open tennis tournament

Catching up on this thread, just wanted to express thanks for AllenLowe's insightful selfinterview. Superb introspective post!

With the wife (and most neighbors) being currentlyaway, giving a headphoneless full blast to: Albert Ayler 'Spiritural Unity' (ESP, mono original) to be followed by more Ayler: 'Bells' (transparent vinyl)

Time now for Ullrich to speak up... From AFP:

A fine player and a master craftsman. This is sad news!

Jazztone was a mostly mail-order record label. A O. thread from the early days...

Verve Buddy de Franco-Sonny Clark box, LP 4

Richie Kamuca Quartet (Mode/VSOP reissue)

Didn't realize these were supposed to be West Coast Classics

Praise the Lord (and FreshSound), my prayer has been answered. FreshSound is releasing a double CD with the full 17 tracks of the session. From their site: Will get this as soon as it shows up

but then you will be in trouble when time comes to replace the stylus!

I'ld hate to torment Lucky Thompson's brain any further... but I'll gladly take the glass of wine

Andrew Hill 'Spiral' (Arista) with Ted Curson, Lee Konitz, Robin Kenyatta, etc...

I'ld rather die than go to a nursing home That's my attitude so far. I may change my mind if I finally grow up!

That's because you did not read the last current page of the Photography Thread