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Happy Birthday Hope you're having a great one!

Gerry Mulligan Concert Jazz Band, disc 2

Bill, the Birdland Stars date is listed as February 1955 in the Sheridan Basie bio-discography. No precise date. The tour started on February 11, writes Sheridan. The Jamal Alhambra recordings too place in July 1961, says The Lord. No firm date for the Jimmy Smith soundtrack. 1965 it was.

Happy Birthday Hope you get a Mosaic today!

I'll take my time to get there ← I just took the test and I will meet you there then. ← Then it's really going to be Hell! :rsmile:

The Candid Dolphy CD has take 3 of 'T' Ain't Nobody's Business if I do' (7:42) which is a different take from the Candid Newport Rebels original (7:11). The Mingus Candid CD (Reincarnation of a Love Bird) has a different take (take 4) of 'Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams' (3:55) that is different from the Candid LP (3:47).

October 1 1928 - Duke Ellington and his Orchestra record session for Okeh ('The Mooche', 'Hot and Bothered', etc....) 1940 - Django Reinhardt et le Quintette du Hot Club de France (Hubert Rostaing, Joseph Reinhardt, Pierre Fouad, etc...) record session for Swing 1940 - Duke Ellington and Jimmy Blanton record session for Victor ('Pitter Panther Patter', 'Body and Soul', 'Sophisticated Lady', 'Mr. J.B. Blues') 1961 - Bobby Timmons Trio (Ron Carter, Albert Heath) at Village Vanguard, released on Riverside (In Person) 1962 - Ella Fitzgerald with the Marty Paich Orchestra record session for Verve ('Desafinado', Stardust Bossa Nova') 1965 (also Oct. 22) - Horace Silver Quintet (Woody Shaw, Joe Henderson, Bob Cranshaw, Roger Humphries) record session for BN (The Cape Verdean Blues) 1965 - John Coltrane Septet (Joe Brazil, Donald Garrett, Pharoah Sanders, McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison, Elvin Jones, etc...) record session for Impulse (Om) 1968 (also Oct. 14 and 28) - Stanley Turrentine (Burt Collins, Jimmy Cleveland, Jerome Richardson, Hank Jones, Barry Galbraith, Bob Cranshaw, Mel Lewis, etc...) record session for BN (Always Something There)

Welcome back, Larry! You were being missed...

Sixth level! I'm an Heretic! I'll take my time to get there

It's a small world. I've got a pretty good idea who bought that Barney Wilen poster. That poster in red and black is typical of Charles Delauney's design work for the Vogue label at the time. Delauney was one of Vogue's top manager then.

In the photos on the opening post, the two guys with Jimi are bassist Noel Redding (the one with glasses) and drummer Mitch Mitchell. The Jimi Hendrix Experience people having fun!. Hendrix was COOL on stage too! Saw them a couple of times when they performed at the Paris Olympia in 1967!

Jimmy Rowles & Red Mitchell 'Red 'N Me'(All Life)

My belated thanks to Rooster Ties for making the bonus discs available with his BFT! This was a superb concert!

Claude, thanks for the tip. Will be looking for that double CD. It will be easier - and cheaper - to get this!

couw, have you seen Ubu's signature? Means he's real crazy! Obviously a post-military malfunction! The Lateef reissue comes in a digipak!

When the French Unions got news that an expatriate was paying a visit to the country, they decided to go on strike. Marcoliv just be warned! Welcome back to France

Hope you are enjoying your day! Many happy returns!

September 30: 1949 - Louis Armstrong and Billie Holiday with Sy Oliver's Orchestra (Bernie Privin, Billy Kyle, Everett Barksdale, Joe Benjamin, Jimmy Crawford, etc...) 1953 - Al Hibbler (Joe Wilder, Ted Kelly, Leroy Llovett, Lloyd Trottman, etc...) record session for Norgran 1960 - Larry Young (Thornell Schwarz, Wendell Marshall, Jimmie Smith) record session for New Jazz (Young Blues) 1965 - John Coltrane (Donald Garrett, Pharoah Sanders, McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison, Elvin Jones) at the Penthouse, released on Impulse (John Coltrane Live in Seattle) 1966 - Bobby Timmons Trio 'Lee Otis Bass III, Billy Higgins) record session for Prestige (Soul Food) 1966 - Violin Summit (Sven Asmussen, Stephane Grappelli, Jean-Luc Ponty, Stuff Smith, Kenny Drew, NHOP, Alex Riel) concert in Basel, released on BASF/MPS (Violin Summit) 1966 - Joe Williams and the Thad Jones-Mel Lewis Orchestra (Snooky Young, Richard Williams, Bob Brookmeyer, Joe Farrell, Pepper Adams, Roland Hanna, etc...) record session for Solid State (Presenting Joe Williams and Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra) 1971 (also Oct. 1) - Bobbi Humphrey (Lee Morgan, Billy Harper, Hank Jones, George Duvivier, etc...) record session for BN (Flute In) 1973 - Sonny Rollins Quintet (Masuo, Bob Cranshaw, David Lee, Mtume) concert in Tokyo, released on Victor Japan (Sonny Rollins in Japan) 1984 (also Oct. 1) - Chet Baker (Warne Marsh, Hod O'Brien,Cecil McBee, Eddie Gladden) record session for CrissCross (Blues for a Reason)

I'm ready to bet that the seller (Tusaisqui = You Know Who) is Barney Wilen's son.

Yes! Yes! Yes! Don't know when it was launched but it's brand new.

This was a pretty big hit in France back in those days. Don Wilkerson's 'Camp meeting' was the opening tune for the widely popular 'Pour Ceux Qui Aiment le Jazz' (For Those who Like Jazz) radio show on Europe 1 radio in the early '60s. Copies of this 45 show up off and on around here.

alright alright... we all know brownie is... uhm, ancient? ← Ancient? I'm like old wine! Just need a new bottle

September 29: 1947 - Dizzy Gillespie (big band, plus Ella Fitzgerald, also quintet withCharlie Parker, John Lewis, Al McKibbon, Joe Harris) concert at Carnegie Hall, big band sides released on Artistry, quintet sides released on various labels 1951 - Miles Davis (Eddie Davis, Big Nick Nicholas, Billy Taylor, Charles Mingus, Art Blakey) at Birdland, released on Ozone and other labels 1953 - Clifford Brown Sextet (Gigi Gryce, Henri Renaud, Jimmy Gourley, Pierre Michelot, Jean-Louis Vialle) record session for Vogue 1953 - King Pleasure (John Lewis, Percy Heath, Kenny Clarke, the Dave Lambers Singers) record session for Prestige (King Pleasure Sings, Annie Ross Sings) 1954 - James Moody (Dave Burns, William Shepherd, Pee Wee Moore, Jimmy Boyd, etc..) record session for Prestige 1955 (also Nov. 7 and 11) - Georgie Auld and his Orchestra (Maynard Ferguson Conrad Gozzo, Frank Rosolino, Arnold Ross, Barney Kessell, Joe Mondragon, etc...) record session for EmArcy (In the Land of Hi Fi) 1955 - Donald Byrd Quintet (Frank Foster, Hank Jones, Paul Chambers, Kenny Clarke) record session for Savoy (Byrd's Word) 1957 - Lee Morgan (Pepper Adams, Bobby Timmons, Paul Chambers, Philly Joe Jones) record session for BN (The Cooker) 1958 (also Sept. 30) - George Lewis Band (Alvin Alcorn, Jim Robinson, Joe Robicheaux, Alcide 'Slow Drag' Pavageau, Joe Watkins) record session for Verve (Oh Didn't He Ramble!) 1961 (also Nov. 10) - Oliver Nelson and his Orchestra (Ernie Royal, Joe Newman, Urbie Green, Britt Woodman, Jerry Dodgion, Patti Bown, Art Davis, Ed Shaughnessy, etc...)record session for Prestige (Afro-American Sketches) 1964 - Bud Powell Trio (John Ore, J.C. Moses) at Birdland, released on Mythic Sound 1965 (also Dec. 16) - Bill Evans (Chuck Israels, Larry Bunker, Claus Ogerman, strings) record session for Verve (Bill Evans Trio with Symphony Orchestra) 1966 - Lee Morgan (Jackie McLean, Hank Mobley, Cedar Walton, Paul Chambers, Billy Higgins) record session for BN (Charisma) 1972 - Miles Davis (Carlos Garnett, Cedric Lawson, Khalil Balakrishna, Reggie Lucas, Michael Henderson, Al Foster, Badal Roy, Mtume) at Philharmonic Hall, released on Columbia (Miles Davis In Concert) 1983 - Chet Baker and the Ake Johansson Trio (Kjell Jansson, Goran Levine) concert at Nefertiti, Goteborg, released on Dragon (Chet Baker Live in Sweden)

Gerry Mulligan 'Presenting the Gerry Mulligan Sextet' (EmArcy) next: Gerry Mulligan Sextet 'Mainstream of Jazz', vol. 3 (EmArcy Japan)

Yusef Lateef has his own website now Yusef Lateef Anybody heard the albums he produced? I am curious about the ones recorded with Von Freeman, Archie Shepp, Ricky Ford and some others