brownie

Shorty Rogers and his Giants 'The Big Shorty Rogers Express' (RCA, mono)

Horace Silver and the Jazz Messengers. The fountainhead! Can't imagine any fan of Silver without this one

This was 'conceived as a maid's room'?!? Where was she supposed to sleep? Standing up

It was all me, doesn't anyone remember??? Actually, I remember several of us mentioning daily about AAJ and Organissimo. Several of us would post links to the other sites, while the Bluenote forum was still up, but they soon cut out that function. For shits and or grins, I posted both links in my signature, and you could still click thru to AAJ and Organissimo. Man, seems like a lot longer than 4 years ago..... I remember Conrad raising hell just before the light was switched off at BNBB, making sure the participants switched to Organissimo

If you want to try your luck, one vinyl set up for auction at eBay: Complete Parker/Benedetti set

Bill Jennings with Jack McDuff 'Glide On' (Prestige, yellow Bergenfield, mono)

Gangs of New York

Bird on 'Tiger Rag' is mind blowing Don't forget the Parker-Tristano tracks that were featured on the soundtrack of Eastwood's 'Bird'. They were included in the soundtrack CD. This session!

Sad to report this. Met Standifer when he was playing with the Quincy Jones band when the band got its start in Paris. A very nice man and an outstanding band player! From The Seattle Times today.

Brownie it was! It still is

Illinois Jacquet 'Port of Rico' (Verve Japan)

Was one of the pilgrims who landed on these shores after the old BNBB imploded! Found the new place even better than the former one. I stick to this place and almost ignore the other forums. No time for these

For all I know, mint means unplayed. That's not the case for my copy which has been played pretty often to my utter satisfaction. It's in very, very good condition! It looks very laminated to me, also! And it's not a flat edge one.

Recorded in June 1963. Is the vinyl on the Fanfare label? The music is also out on CD Live from the London House!

Great Jazz Quartet 'Live In Japan' (AllArt/King) The GJQ is Hank Jones, Ray Brown, Sam Most and Alan Dawson

My copy of Paul Chambers 'Whims of Chambers' (1534) has a laminated cover, Lexington adresses on label and back cover! Other early BN of the 1500s series I have are not laminated.

No unissued material on the Select. It includes the three albums that originally came out on vinyls plus the two sessions that made up the 'Comin' On' CD.

Coming our way soon... From The New York Times today:

Always saw this as the Burst Lancaster character caught in a brother-sister sexual thing, too... Watched the film when it was released and had a fixation on Susan Harrison for a time!

No idea. Their site gives no indication. The CDs will be available thru Amazon.fr and FNAC.com and various other outlets.

MJT + 3 'Make Everybody Happy' (VeeJay, stereo) with Frank Strozier, Harold Mabern, Walter Perkins, etc...

The French label Bleu-Regard is releasing this month two CDs from Charles Tyler recorded in 1984 at Sweet Basil! Bleu-Regard

You might check the Savoy Sultans. Most of their output was reissued on Classics Al Cooper & the Savoy Sultans 1938-1941.

Coleman Hawkins playing 'I Wish I Were Twins' in 1935 http://youtube.com/watch?v=dpGg7ny9f4Q&amp...ted&search=

TommyTurrentine 1993 interview by Jimmy Owens