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Track 3 - 'Blues for Bud' by Hampton Hawes. Will go looking for that album. Hawes recorded so many sessions when he came to Europe that I passed this one as just another one. But after heating this on the BFT, I know now it's just as good as the other albums he made in those times. Great selection!

PM sent re Sweet Smell!

Truth is catching up with him at long last! One more Texas liar will have to face the truth! The l'Equipe frontpage is a KILLER here!

August 23: 1938 (also Aug. 24) - Count Basie and his Orchestra at the Famous Door, released on Jazz Archive and other labels 1946 - Benny Carter (Buck Clayton, Al Grey, Ben Webster, Sonny White, John Simmons, Sidney Catlett) record session for Swing 1946 - The Be-Bop Boys (Kenny Dorham, Sonny Stitt, Bud Powell, Al Hall, Wallace Bishop) record session for Savoy 1949 - Kai Winding (Brew Moore, Gerry Mulligan, George Wallington, Curley Russell, Roy Haynes) record session for New Jazz 1950 - Louis Armstrong with Louis Jordan and his Tympany Five (Aaron Izenthal, Josh Jackson, Bill Doggett, Bill Jennings, etc...) record session for Decca 1955 - James Moody (Dave Burns, PeeWee Moore, Eddie Jefferson, etc...) record session for Prestige (Hi Fi Party) 1955 - Donald Byrd (Bernard McKinney, Yusef Lateef, Barry Harris, Alvin Jackson, Frank Gant) record session for Transition (Byrd Jazz) 1955 (also Aug. 25) - Billie Holiday (Harry Edison, Benny Carter, Jimmy Rowles, Barney Kessel, John Simmons, Larry Bunker) record session for Norgran (Velvet Moods) 1956 (also Aug. 30) - Ernie Henry (Kenny Dorham, Kenny Drew, Wilbur Ware, Art Taylor) record session for Riverside (Presenting Ernie Henry) 1957 (also Aug. 30) - Oscar Pettiford and his Orchestra (Ray Copeland, Art Farmer, Al Grey, David Amran, Julius Watkins, Gigi Gryce, Jerome Richardson, Benny Golson, Sahib Shihab, Betty Glamman, Dick Katz, Gus Johnson) record session for ABC-Paramount (Oscar Pettiford in HiFi, vol. 2) 1957 - John Coltrane and the Red Garland Trio (Paul Chambers, Art Taylor) record session for Prestige (Traneing In) 1960 - Oliver Nelson - Lem Winchester Quintet (Richard Wyands, George Duvivier, Roy Haynes) record session for Moodsville (Nocturne) 1960 (also Aug. 20) - Anita O'Day with Orchestra led by Bill Holman (Conte Candoli, Stu Williamson, Frank Rosolino, Charlie Kennedy, Joe Maini, Richie Kamuca, Bill Perkins, Lou Levy, Joe Mondragon, Mel Lewis, etc...) record session for Verve (The Incomparable Anita O'Day) 1961 (also Aug. 24/25) - Teddy Edwards (Phineas Newborn, Leroy Vinnegar, Shelly Manne) record session for Contemporary (Good Gravy) 1961 - Leonard Gaskin (Herman Autrey, Pee Wee Erwin, Dicky Wells, Big Chief Russell Moore, Herb Hall, Bud Freeman, Red Richard, Herbie Lovelle) record session for Swingville (Darktown Strutters' Ball) 1961 (also Aug. 24/25) - Kai Winding (Clark Terry Joe Newman, Billy Byers, Tony Studd, Phil Woods, Danny Banks, etc...) record session for Verve (Kai -Ole) 1961 (also Aug. 24) -Johnny Hodges(Wild Bill Davis, Les Spann, Sam Jones, Louis Hayes) record session for Verve (Blue Hodge) 1962 - Miles Davis (Frank Rehak, Wayne Shorter, Paul Chambers, Jimmy Cobb, Willie Bobo) record session for Columbia ('Devil May Care') 1962 - Barry Harris Trio (Bob Cranshaw, Clifford Jarvis) record session for Riverside (Chasin' the Bird) 1962 - Freddie Roach (Percy France, Kenny Burrell, Clarence Johnston) record session for BN (Doiwn to Earth) 1964 - Monica Zetterlund and the Bill Evans Trio (Chuck Israels, Larry Bunker) record session released on Verve (The Complete Bill Evans) 1965 (also Aug. 25 and 29) - Chet Baker Quintet (George Coleman, Kirk Lightsey, Herman Wright, Roy Brooks) record session for Prestige (Smokin' / Groovin' / Comin' On / Cool Burnin' / Boppin' with the Chet Baker Quintet) 1968 - McCoy Tyner (Woody Shaw, Gary Bartz, Wayne Shorter, Ron Carter, Herbie Lewis, Freddie Waits) record session for BN (Expansions) 1971 - Keith Jarret Trio (Charlie Haden, Paul Motian) record session for Atlantic (The Mourning of a Star) 1975 (also Aug. 24) - Dexter Gordon Quartet (Kenny Drew, NHOP, Alex Riel) concert in Zurich, released on SteepleChase (Swiss Nights, vol. 1, 2 and 3) 1977 (also Aug. 24/25) - Bill Evans Trio (Eddie Gomez, Elliott Zigmund) record session for Warner (You Must Believe in Spring) 1983 - Kenny Burrell (Rufus Reid) record session for Muse (A La Carte)

I have heard that voice when this version came out in the sixties. 'Freedom' was originally issued on 'The Definitive Jazz Scene, Volume 1' anthology on Impulse which gathered several sides that were left out of other Impulse albums. The liner notes to that album were written by George Hoefer who mentions that a choral group was added to the Mingus ensemble for that track. No other identifications.

Tjobbe, I have both Mobley Prestige vinyls with me right now! First went under the title 'Mobley's Message'. Second was 'Mobley's Second Message'.

Oh, yes Pere Ubu! But soccer is a religion where repentance is not an acceptable word. Ask Eric Cantonna!

Was checking the lists when Mike posted the right answer! Too bad there were no more recorded meetings of those two

McLean guested on Hank Mobley's Message, one of the two Mobley-led sessions for Prestige.

Bill Holman's 'Great Big Band' (Capitol mono)

BLASPHEMY! :rsmile:

Everybody now relax. She is alive and well... and in New York!! From RTE: Just what I said when the news story broke out...

'Play Nice' is the one that gets to me more at each new listen!

He ended up being just another Richard Clayderman

CALLING ARIC!!

Mike, from your list: Pepper Adams 'Encounter' (7677) Tommy Nola Harold Mabern 'Greasy Kid Stuff' (7764) RVG Teddy Edwards 'It's All Right' (7522) Richard Alderson Teddy Edwards 'Nothin' But the Truth' (7518) RVG

Some more that I have not seen mentioned yet, all from vinyls: George Braith 'Laughin' Soul' (7474) RVG Jaki Byard 'Out Front' (7397) RVG Willis Jackson 'Thunderbird' (7232) Recorded at Music Makers Studio, N.Y. (no other name) Willis Jackson 'In My Solitude' (Moodsville 17) RVG Willis Jackson 'Jackson's Action' (7348) RVG James Moody 'Don't Look Away Now' (7625) George Klabin Johnny Hammond Smith 'Talk That Talk' (NJ 8241) RVG Chuck Wayne 'Morning Mist' (7367) RVG

August 22: 1938 - Count Basie and his Orchestra record session for Decca ('Texas Shuffle', 'Jumpin' at the Woodsie', etc...) 1944 - Meade Lux Lewis records piano solo session for BN 1944 - Cootie Williams and his Orchestra (Ermett Perry, Lamar Wright, George Treadwell, Eddie Vinson, Sam Taylor, Eddie de Verteuil, Bud Powell, Sylvester Payne) record session for Hit 1947 - Bill Harris (Flip Phillips, Lennie Tristano, Billy Bauer,Chubby Jackson, Denzil Best) at the Bohemia Club, released on Jazz Schowcase (A Knight in the Village) 1950 (also Aug. 23) - Charlie Parker (Billy Taylor, Tommy Potter, Roy Haynes, strings section) at the Apollo Theater, released on Charlie Parker Records and various labels) 1953 - Stan Getz Quintet (Bob Brookmeyer, John Williams, Teddy Kotick, Frank Isola) record session for Norgran (Interpretations, vol. 2) 1954 - Lou Donaldson Sextet (Kenny Dorham, Matthew Gee, Elmo Hope, Percy Heath, Art Blakey) record session for BN (Lou Donaldson Sextets, vol. 2) 1956 - Matthew Gee (Ernie Henry, Joe Knight, Wilbur Ware, Art Taylor) record second session of album for Riverside (Jazz By Gee) 1958 - Red Garland Quartet (George Joyner, Charles Persip, Ray Barretto) record session for Prestige (Rojo) 1959 - Oscar Pettiford Trio (Louis Hjulmand, Jan Johansson) record session for Dutch Debut 1960 (also Sept. 6) - Budd Johnson (Nat Adderley, Harry Edison, Clark Terry, Ray Nance, Tommy Flanagan, Joe Benjamin, Herbie Lovelle) record session for Riverside (Budd Johnson and the Four Brass Giants) 1961 - Shirley Scott (Joe Newman, Oliver Nelson,George Tucker, Roy Brooks) record session for Prestige (Blue Seven) 1962 - Ahmed Abdul Malik (Richard Williams, Calo Scott, Montego Joe, Chief Bay, etc...) record session for New Jazz (Sounds of Africa) 1963 (also Aug. 24) - Shirley Scott (Earl May, Jimmy Cobb) record session for Impulse (For Members Only) 1969 (also Jan. 9, 1970) - Lou Donaldson (Ed Williams, Charles Earland, Melvin Sparks, Jimmy Lewis, Leo Morris) record session for BN (Everything I Play Is Funky)

At the same time, Richard Alderson worked for Prestige, he also took care of many of ESP best recordings, including Ayler's 'Bells', the Charles Tyler ensemble, the Pearls Before Swine, the Fugs and many others!

The liner notes to the Lucky Thompson Plays Happy Days are Here Again (Prestige 7394) state that it was the Prestige debut for Alderson. David Himmelstein notes that Alderson is 'a young technician with a jazz soul whose mission is to ''return'' to the live sound of jazz that has been engineered out of most modern records by the antiseptic approach of high fidelity buffs'. Other albums I checked (not much time right now!): Houston Person 'Blue Odyssey (7566) Richard Alderson Don Patterson 'Opus de Don' (7577) Orville O'Brien(Town Sound) Barry Harris 'Bull's Eyes' (7600) Richard Alderson

Dick Katz - Derek Smith - Rene Urtreger 'Jazz Piano International' Supervised by John Lewis (Atlantic mono, black label)

Very interesting site! One date that is listed in this Unissued discography has been issued. The November 1, 1981 concert at Columbia University was released in Japan on DIW in 1994. It's the 4CD set 'Interpretations of Monk'.

Wouldn't mind a set that would include the Complete Prestige New Jazz recordings of Booker Little and Eric Dolphy!

August 21: 1941 - Kid Rena's Delta Jazz Band (Jim Robinson, Big Eye Louis Nelson, Alphonse Picou, etc...) record session for Delta 1946 - Don Byas Quartet (Sanford Gold, Leonard Gaskin, Max Roach) record session for Savoy 1953 - Teddy Charles/Shorty Rogers (Curtis Counce, Shelly Manne) record session for Prestige (Collaboration: West) 1953 - Buddy Rich All Stars (Harry Edison, Milt Bernhardt, Benny Carter, Georgie Auld, Bob Lawson, Jimmy Rowles, John Simmons) record session for Norgran (The Swinging Buddy Rich) 1954 - Chris Connors (Ronnie Odrich, Don Burns, Joe Cinderella, Vinnie Burke, Art Mardigan) record session for Bethlehem (Chris Connors Sings Lullabys for Lovers) 1956 - Ella Fitzgerald with Bubby Bregman Orchestra record first of several sessions for Verve (Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Rodgers and Hart Songbook) 1956 - Hank Jones Quartet (Bobby Jaspar, Paul Chambers, Kenny Clarke) record session for Savoy (Hank Jones Quartet) 1959 - Bill Jennings (Jack McDuff, Wendell Marshall, Alvin Jackson) record session for Prestige (Enough Said) 1961 (also Aug. 22) - Dave Brubeck (Paul Desmond, Gene Wright, Joe Morello, Howard Brubeck, large orchestra) record session for Columbia (Brandenburg Gate Revisited) 1961 - Freddie Hubbard (Bernard McKinney, Wayne Shorter, McCoy Tyner, Art Davis, Elvin Jones) record session for BN (Ready For Freddie) 1962 - Miles Davis (Frank Rehak, Wayne Shorter, Paul Chambers, Jimmy Cobb, Willie Bobo, Bob Dorough) record session for Columbia ('Blue X'Mas', 'Nothing Like You') 1962 (also Aug. 22) - Bill Evans Quintet (Zoot Sims, Jim Hall, Ron Carter, Philly Joe Jones) record session for Riverside (The Interplay Sessions) 1962 (also Aug. 23) - Bob Brookmeyer Septet (Gary McFarland, Jim Hall, Jimmy Raney, Willie Bobo, etc...) record session for Verve (Trombone Jazz Samba) 1964 (also Aug. 24) - Tony Williams (Sam Rivers, Gary Peacock, Richard Davis, etc...) record session for BN (Life Time) 1964 - Kenny Dorham (Barry Harris, Julian Euell, Albert Heath) record session, released on Xanadu (Be-Bop Revisited, vol. 5) 1964 - Frankie Randall with the Marty Paich Orchestra (Art Pepper) record session for RCA (A Swinging Touch) 1965 - Thelonious Monk Quartet (Charlie Rouse, Larry Gales, Ben Riley) in concert at Place des Arts, released on Can-Am 1976 - Charlie Haden/Hampton Hawes Duo record session for Artists House (As Long As There's Music) 1979 - Art Pepper solo session for Galaxy (The Complete Galaxy Recordings)

FRANCE, the 1992 EUROPEAN CHAMPION? Gasp! That's news for me who thought that DANEMARK was the winner. And FRANCE out during the first round. FRANCE has win twice the EUROPEAN. In 1984 (PLATINI's years) and 2000 (ZIDANE's one). In 1992, MARSEILLE have win the CHAMPION'S LEAGUE (first of the name). Maybe you're mixing the two event. ← You're right and I wrong. I mixed the European championships. And shouldn't have since I attended both finals (1984 at the Parc des Princes in Paris when France won and 1992 in Goteborg when Denmark won! Should have checked my facts first!