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Guess there won't be an english (or french) translation of this! One more good reason to start learning Spanish... .... unless the book is written in Catalan! ;

November 11: 1949 - Wardell Gray Quartet (Al Haig, Tommy Potter, Roy Haynes) record session released on Prestige 1955 - Dexter Gordon Quintet Jimmy Robinson, Carl Perkins, Leroy Vinnegar, Chuck Thompson) record session for Dootone (Dexter Blows Hot and Cool) 1957 - Barney Kessel (Victor Feldman, Hampton Hawes, Leroy Vinnegar, Shelly Manne) record session for Contemporary (Let's Cook) 1957 - Louis Bellson Quartet (Harry Edison, Don Abney, Charles Parham) record session for Verve (Louis Bellson at the Flamingo) 1960 - Charles Mingus (Ted Curson, Lonnie Hillyer, Charles McPherson, Eric Dolphy, Booker Ervin, Paul Bley, Dannie Richmond) record session for Candid (Mingus) 1960 - Jazz Artists Guild (Roy Eldridge, Jimmy Knepper, Eric Dolphy, Tommy Flanagan, Charles Mingus, Jo Jones) record session for Candid (Newport Rebels) 1960 - Donald Byrd Quintet (Pepper Adams, Duke Pearson, Laymon Jackson, Lex Humphries) at the Half Note, released on BN (Donald Byrd Quintet at the Half Note Cafe) 1964 (also Nov. 16) - Wes Montgomery (Ernie Royal, Jimmy Cleveland, Jerome Richardson, Bobby Scott, Bob Cranshaw, Grady Tate, etc...) record session for Verve (Movin' Wes) 1966 - Don Cherry Quartet (Pharoah Sanders, Henry Grimes, Ed Blackwell) record session for BN (Where is Brooklyn?) 1966 (also, Nov. 14) - Chico O'Farrill (Art Farmer, Urbie Green, Julius Watkins, Frank Wess, George Duvivier, Don Lamond, etc...) record session for Impulse (Nine Flags) 1968 (also Nov. 12) - Miles Davis Quintet (Wayne Shorter, Chick Corea, Dave Holland, Tony Williams) record session for Columbia (Water Babies - Circle In The Round) 1968 - Willis Jackson (Jackie Ivory, Bill Jennings, Jerry Potter, Pablo Landrum) record session for Prestige (Gator's Groove) 1970 - Gene Ammons (Harold Mabern, George Freeman, Ron Carter, Idris Muhammad) record session for Prestige (The Black Cat) 1972 - Ben Webster - Dexter Gordon (Kenny Drew, Bo Stief, Ed Thigpen) concert at Baden Baden, released on TCB (Baden 1972) 1972 - McCoy Tyner piano solo session for Milestone (Echoes of a Friend) 1977 - Lionel Hampton and Dexter Gordon (Hank Jones, Bucky Pizzarelli, George Duvivier, Oliver Jackson, Candido Camero) record session for Who's Who In Jazz 1977 - Shelly Manne (Lee Konitz, Mike Wofford, Chuck Domanico) concert at Saint-Quentin en Yvelines, released on Galaxy (French Concert) 1984 - Chet Baker (Sal Nistico, Lorne Lofsky, Chris Conners, Art Frank) live at the Renaissance Club, released on CBB (Chet Baker Live at Buffalo) 1987 (also Nov. 12) - Phineas Newborn Trio (Jamil Nasser, Tony Reedus) record session for EmArcy (I've Something to Say) 1987 (also Nov. 12) - Charlie Haden Quartet (Chet Baker, Enrico Pieranunzi, Billy Higgins) record session for Soul Note (Silence)

Howard McGhee 'Jazz Brothers' (JazzCraft) with Charlie Rouse, Barry Harris, Lisle Atkinson, Grady Tate, Jual Curtis next: Ray Nance 'Body and Soul' (Solid State) with Brew Moore, Jaki Byard, Roland Hanna, Tiny Grimes, etc...

November 10: 1946 - Django Reinhardt and the Duke Ellington Orchestra concert at the Chicago Civic Opera House, released on various labels 1947 - Lionel Hampton and his Orchestra (William Culley, Britt Woodman, Morris Lane, Charles Fowkles, Milt Buckner, Charles Mingus, Joe Comfort, etc...) record session for Decca ('Mingus Fingus', 'Midnight Sun', etc...) 1951 - Teddy Charles Trio (Don Roberts, Kenny O'Brien) record session for Prestige (Vibe Solos) 1953 - Quincy Jones Swedish-American All Stars (Art Farmer, Jimmy Cleveland, Ake Persson, Arne Domnerus, Lars Gullin, Bengt Hallberg, Simon Brehm, Alan Dawson) record session for Metronome 1955 (also Nov. 11, 12) - Dinah Washington (Paul Quinichette, Wynton Kelly, Keeter Betts, Jimmy Cobb, Hal Mooney, etc...) record session for EmArcy (Dinah!) 1956 - Horace Silver Quintet (Donald Byrd, Hank Mobley, Doug Watkins, Louis Hayes) record session for BN (Six Pieces of Silver) 1956 - Billie Holiday (Buck Clayton, Tony Scott, Al Cohn, Roy Eldridge, Coleman Hawkins, Carl Drinkard, Carson Smith, Chico Hamilton, etc...) concert at Carnegie Hall, released on Verve (The Essential Billie Holiday) 1957 - Clifford Jordan (Art Farmer, Sonny Clark, George Tucker, Louis Hayes) record session for BN (Cliff Craft) 1959 - Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers ( Lee Morgan, Wayne Shorter, Walter Davis, Jymie Merritt, Dizzy Reece) record session for BN (Africaine) 1960 - Al Casey Quartet (Lee Anderson, Jimmy Lewis, Belton Evans) record session for Moodsville (Al Casey Quartet) 1964 (also Nov. 11) - Oliver Nelson (Thad Jones, Phil Woods, Ben Webster, Pepper Adams, Roger Kellaway, Richard Davis, etc...) record session for Impulse (More Blues and the Abstract Truth) 1965 - Larry Young (Woody Shaw, Joe Henderson, Elvin Jones) record session for BN (Unity) 1967 - Lee Morgan (Jackie McLean, Frank Mitchell,n Cedar Walton, Victor Sproles, Billy Higgins) record session for BN (The Sixth Sense) 1969 - Gene Ammons (Houston Person, Junior Mance, Buster Williams, Frankie Jones, etc...) record session for Prestige (The Boss Is Back!) 1970 (thru Nov. 13) - Oscar Peterson solo piano session for MPS (Tracks), then with trio (George Mraz, Ray Price) also for MPS (Walking the Line - Another Day) 1978 - Chet Baker (Phil Markowitz, Scott Lee, Jeff Billinger) concert at Chateauvallon, released on Esoldun (Chet Baker Live at Chateauvallon 1978)

Quite a number of record shops selling used CDs around town. Prices range from $6 to $13. Many around $10.

I'm fond of the vocal version by Anita O'Day from her 'Anita Sings the Winners' Verve album!

But not as out as his ride in François Tusques 'Le Nouveau Jazz'

November 9: 1925 - Bertha 'Chippie' Hill - Blanche Calloway - Hociel Thomas (Louis Armstrong, Johnny Dodds, Richard M. Jones, Johnny St-Cyr, etc...) record session for Okeh 1952 - Johnny Smith Quintet (Stan Getz, Sanford Gold, Bob Carter, Morey Feld) record session for Roost 1954 - Stan Getz Quintet (Bob Brookmeyer, John Williams, Bill Anthony, Frank Isola) record session for Norgran (Interpretations) 1954 - Art Farmer (Wynton Kelly, Addison Farmer, Herbie Lovelle) record session for Prestige (Early Art) 1956 - Roland Kirk (James Madison, Carl Pruitt, Henry Duncan) record session for King (Triple Thread) 1956 - Mal Waldron (Idrees Sulieman, Gigi Gryce, Julian Euell, Arthur Edgehill) record session for Prestige (Mal-1) 1958 - Art Blakey Percussion Ensemble (Doinald Byrd, Ray Bryant, Wendell Marshall, Art Taylor, Philly Joe Jones, Ray Barretto, Sabu Martinez, etc...) record session for BN (Holiday For Skins) 1959 (also Nov. 10) - Wayne Shorter (Lee Morgan, Wynton Kelly, Paul Chambers, Jimmy Cobb) record session for VeeJay (Introducing Wayne Shorter) 1959 - Willis Jackson and Brother Jack McDuff (Bill Jennings, Tommy Potter, Alvin Johnson) record session for Prestige (Together Again, Again) 1960 (also Nov. 10) - Gigi Gryce Orch-tette (Richard Williams, Richard Wyands, Julian Euell, Walter Perkins) record session for Mercury (Reminiscin') 1961 (also Nov. 14) - Elmo and Bertha Hope record session for Riverside (Hope-full) 1963 - Andrew Hill( Joe Henderson, Richard Davis, Roy Haynes) record session for BN (Black Fire) 1964 - Don Cherry and Albert Ayler (Gary Peacock, Sonny Murray) record session released on Osmosis (The Hilversum Session) 1969 - Archie Shepp (Clifford Thornton, Noah Howard, Dave Burrell, Sonny Murray, etc...) record session for America (Black Gypsy) 1976 - Dexter Gordon (Barry Harris, Sam Jones, Al Foster) record session for SteepleChase (Bitin' The Apple) 1982 - Alexander von Schlippenbach Quartet (Evan Parker, Alan Silva, Paul Lovens) record live session for FMP (Anticlockwise) 1985 (also Nov. 10) - Mal Waldron and Marion Brown record session for FreeLance (Songs of Love and Regrets)

Count Basie Clef/Verve, discs 2 and 3!

Nice vinyl session with: - Walt Dickerson Quartet 'This Is Walt Dickerson' (New Jazz, reissue), - Don Friedman 'Avenue of the Americas' (Owl) to be followed by: - Martial Solal Trio 'Concert à Gaveau, Vol. 2' (French Columbia) Thanks to Daniel A. for mentioning this concert!

Mike, sorry to confirm that I'm from an older generation and my copy of The Lord is paper. Just too lazy to type all the Shearing stuff

I'll stick with my £5 Japanese Victor.. ← I'll stick with my Japanese Union vinyl. Can't remember exactly how much I paid for it but it could not be much higher than yours! That Union vinyl comes with a great foldout cover that displays a black and white closeup of Flanagan on its front and one of Elvin Jones on the back cover. There is a SwingJournal Seal of Approval sticker on the front! The disc got my approval too

Mike, the March 1954 George Shearing recording sessions are listed as having been recorded in Los Angeles in The Lord! McKibbon and Armando Peraza must have had a busy day in LA on March 25, 1954.

Daniel, the Martial Solal release on Milestone is made up of two Solal Trio concerts at Salle Gaveau which were originally issued on Columbia France (as 'Jazz A Gaveau' and 'Concert A Gaveau, vol. 2'). The original copies I have list: - Lucien, Valsons (named for jazz critic Lucien Malson), sted of 'Let's Waltz', - 'Sous le Ciel de Paris' (the classic Hubert Giraud song made popular by Edith Piaf and Yves Montand, among others), sted of 'Under Paris Skies', - 'Petite Poupée' (a Solal composition) sted of 'Little Doll', - 'Vice et Versa' (another Solal pun), sted of 'Vice Versa'

The recording date for this session is listed as November 9, 1963. The Ruppli-Cuscuna BN discography confirms this date.

You'll regret this for the rest of your life Just kidding This from somebody who has been married to the same person for 35 years! Looks like a great wedding! Congratulations to both of you

Brownie, how does KD stack up on this one? I'm a big Drew fan but don't have this one. I take it this is filed under Sims? Thanks! ← Then you should try and get it (this seems to have been reissued on CD). Drew and Zoot are very compatible on this very well recorded live date. Yes, it's filed under Sims.

November 8: 1947 - Barry Ulanov and his Metronome Jazzmen (Fats Navarro, John LaPorta, Charlie Parker, Allen Eager, Lennie Tristano, Billy Bauer, Tommy Potter, Buddy Rich) at broadcast, released on Spotlite and other labels 1954 - Stan Getz Quintet (Bob Brookmeyer, John Williams, Bill Anthony, Art Mardigan) at Shrine Auditorium concert, released on Norgran (Stan Getz at the Shrine) 1955 - Donald Byrd, Ray Copeland, Ernie Royal, Idrees Sulieman, Joe Wilder (Hank Jones, Wendell Marshall, Kenny Clarke) record session for Savoy (Top Brass) 1955 - Oscar Peterson Trio (Herb Ellis, Ray Brown) at Zardi's, released on Pablo (The Oscar Peterson Trio at Zardi's) 1955 - Dizzy Gillespie and his Orchestra (Harry Edison, Melba Liston, Willie Smith, Curtis Amy, Carl Perkins, etc....) record session for Norgran 1956 - Chet Baker and Bud Shank (Don Fagerquist, Milt Bernhardt, Charlie Mariano, Richie Kamuca, Pepper Adams, Claude Williamson, Mel Lewis, etc....) record session for World Pacific (Theme Music from the James Dean Story) 1957 - Mose Allison (Addison Farmer, Nick Stabulas) record session for Prestige (Local Color) 1960 - John Wright Trio (Wendell Marshall, J.C. Heard) record session for Prestige (Nice 'n Tasty) 1961 (also Nov. 14, 15) - Gary McFarland (Clark Terry, Bob Brookmeyer, Phil Woods, Al Cohn, Hank Jones, George Duvivier, Mel Lewis, etc...) record session for Verve (How To Succeed in Business Withoput Really Trying) 1963 (also Niov. 14) - Oscar Peterson and Nelson Riddle (Ray Brown, Ed Thigpen) record session for Verve (Oscar Peterson and Nelson Riddle) 1967 - Hampton Hawes Trio (Eberhard Weber, Klaus Weiss) record session for Saba/MPS (Hamp's Piano)

The Actuels albums with me have the liner notes in their original French. Guess whoever translated this faced serious problems getting inside the spirit of the text!

Happy Birthday, Monsieur le Connoisseur

The EP version comes from Monterey September 18, 1965. The version on the original LP was recorded (along with the other selections) on September 25.

And a number of them have also been recently released on the Lonehill label out of Barcelona-Andorra, including the Hawkins, the Strayhorn, the Dicky Wells...

Zoot Sims & Kenny Drew Trio 'Live In Denmark' (Vantage) with NHOP and Alex Riel. Zoot at the top of his game!

Seems like both are limited editions, if I read the first post correctly. ← The original LP release was on the Charles Mingus label. Very limited edition. This was reissued - with the help of Fred Cohen of the Jazz Record Shop - on the East Coasting label as a double LP too. Limited edition again. There was also an East Coasting EP, not sure if it was sold with the double LP. The EP was this one: http://webusers.siba.fi/~eonttone/mingus/details/ecep1.html

Count Basie Clef/Verve box, disc 1