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Jones-Smith Inc. was perfect! Natural choice for 7th: Freddie Green

June 27: 1928 - Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five (Fred Robinson, Earl Hines, Zutty Singleton) record session for Okeh ('Fireworks', 'A Monday Date', etc...) 1958 - Red Garland (Paul Chambers, Art Taylor, Ray Barretto) record session for Prestige (Can't See for Looking) 1958 - Michel Legrand (Donald Byrd, Art Farmer, Jimmy Cleveland, Frank Rehak, Phil Woods) record session for Columbia (Legrand Jazz) 1963 - Pony Poindexter/Booker Ervin Sextet (Al Grey, Gildo Mahones, George Tucker, Jimmie Smith) record session for Prestige (Gumbo) 1977 - Hank Jones (Howard Roberts, Ray Brown, Shelly Manne) record session for Galaxy (Just For Fun)

From the Kansas City Star today.

Dmitry, Paris record stores were discussed a couple of years ago. The thread is still valid! http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php...1&st=&p=entry When in town, give me a call. I have an excellent folder 'Paris Records Map' which has just been been published. It lists a lot of good stores and includes convenient maps. I'll drop a copy for you if you give me an adress when you reach the city. Bon voyage!

yes, but the CD booklet to Pep's Volume TWO gives the June 29 date, which according to your listing should have been June 26. ← I'll let you figure it out. Don't have those discs...

The Complete BN 45 Sessions of Ike Quebec, vinyl discs 1 & 2

Jackie Davis

Both dates are correct:

I'm afraid so! See Marty Jazz list for June 26...

June 26: 1939 - Glenn Hardman and his Hammond Five (Lee Castle, Lester Young, Freddie Green, Jo Jones) record session for Vocalion 1956 (also June 27) - André Hodeir/Le Jazz Groupe de Paris (Roger Guerin, Georges Grenu, Armand Migiani, Fats Sadi, Pierre Michelot, etc...) record session for Vega (Le Jazz Groupe de Paris Joue André Hodeir) 1956 - (also June 27) - Count Basie and his Orchestra record session for Verve (Hall of Fame) 1957 - Johnny Hodges and the Ellington Men (Clark Terry, Ray Nance, Quentin Jackson, Harry Carney, Billy Strayhorn, etc...) record session for Verve (The Big Sound) 1957 - Dizzy Gillespie, Stan Getz, Paul Gonsalves, Coleman Hawkins (with Wynton Kelly, Wendell Marshall, J.C. Heard) record session for Verve (Sittin' In) 1957 - Thelonious Monk (Ray Copeland, Gigi Gryce, Coleman Hawkins, John Coltrane, Wilbur Ware, Art Blakey ) record session for Riverside (Monk's Music) 1958 - Mel Torme with the Marty Paich Orchestra record session for Verve (Torme) 1959 - The Jazz Couriers (Ronnie Scott, Tubby Hayes, Phil Seamen, etc...) record session for Tempo 1961 - Howard McGhee (Phineas Newborn, Leroy Vinnegar, Shelly Manne) record session for Contemporary 'Maggie's Back in Town) 1964 - Yusef Lateef (Richard Williams, Mike Nock, etc...) at Pep's Lougne, Philadelphia, recorded by Impulse (Club Date, The Live Session)

One day early on that one! Some more June 25: 1964 - Gerry Mulligan Quartet (Bob Brookmeyer, Bill Crow, Dave Bailey) record session for Limelight (Butterfly With Hiccups) 1976 - Teddy Edwards Quartet (Duke Jordan, Larry Ridley, Freddie Waits) record session for Xanadu (The Inimitable Teddy Edwards) 1985 (also June 26) - Pepper Adams (Frank Foster, Tommy Flanagan, Ron Carter, Billy Hart) record session for Uptown (Adams Effect)

The 'Brilliant' Bill Evans was released in 1990. It has three tunes (in excellent sound) from the 1980 club date in Bad Honningen, Germany and eight tunes from a club date (Rome 1979 according to the liner notes) by the Evans trio with Marc Johnson and Joe LaBarbera. Very good sound too from the Italian government-owned RIA broadcast company! Not really as good as the Paris Concerts albums from the same time but well worth purchasing. Release probably not authorized!

Got my education on Gladys Knight from Cecil Taylor who is a big fan of the lady!

Happy Birthday Hope you'll have a great day. Lot of excellent music to listen to!

Great day to celebrate one's birthday! The other sessions are not bad either (check the Legrand Jazz album, it's Magnifique!)!

And Mosaic should not have released the set as The Complete Illinois Jacquet Sessions. That 'Don't Push Daddy' is not bad at all by the way, it just shows Jacquet running out of inspiration at the end of his solo and being stuck on a one note spin! Have this on the French Aladdin vinyl 'The Complete Aladdin Sessions Illinois Jacquet' that was put out - with some help from Michael Cuscuna - in 1983 by Gilles Petard, the man responsible for the Chronogical Classics series.

June 25: 1953 - The Modern Jazz Quartet (Milt Jackson, John Lewis, Percy Heath, Kenny Clarke) record session for Prestige ('Delauney's Dilemma', 'The Queen's Fancy', etc...) 1954 - Art Tatum Trio (Benny Carter, Louis Bellson) record for Clef (Tatum-Carter-Bellson) 1956 - The Jazz Messengers (Donald Byrd, Ira Sullivan, Kenny Drew, Wilbur Ware) record session for Columbia (Originally) and with Rita Reys (The Cool Voice of Rita Reys) 1956 - Clifford Brown (Billy Roots, Ziggy Vines, etc...) jam session in Philadelphia, released on Columbia (The Beginning and the End) 1958 - Michel Legrand and his Orchestra (Miles Davis, Phil Woods, John Coltrane, Bill Evans, Eddie Costa, etc...) record session for Columbia (Legrand Jazz) 1960 - Tina Brooks (Freddie Hubbard, Duke Jordan, Sam Jones, Art Taylor) record session for BN (True Blue) 1961 - The Bill Evans Trio (Scott LaFaro, Paul Motian) at the Village Vanguard, recorded by Riverside (Sunday at the Village Vanguard, Waltz for Debby) 1962 - Dexter Gordon (Dave Burns, Sonny Clark, Ron Carter, Philly Joe Jones) record session for BN (Landslide) 1962 - Wes Montgomery (Johnny Griffin, Wynton Kelly, Paul Chambers, Jimmy Cobb) at Tsubo, recorded by Riverside (Full House) 1964 - Andrew Hill Quintet (John Gilmore, Bobby Hutcherson, Richard Davis, Joe Chambers) record session for BN (Andrew!!!)

Hank Jones - Red Mitchell 'Duo' (Timeless)

At the FNAC on the Rue de Rennes but they had a very meager range on sale today. Less than fifty CDs plus DVDs there. Don't want to disappoint you but I'm pretty sure all the stuff is gone by now. And they don't make a big thing of the jazz sales. Had to ask for the items on sales to find the small display!

But can you read Japanese ?

Summer Sales season started today. Got the following: - at Virgin (€6 each): Enrico Pieranunzi 'Perugia Suite' 'Egea) Hugh Rakin 'Revelation' (Justin Time) The Bill Evans Trio 'Live in London' (Harkit) Noah Howard Quartet 'Live at the Unity Temple' (Ayler) - at FNAC: Martial Solal 'Contrastes' The Jazzpar Prize (Storyville) €3 Eric Watson Trio 'Lindberg' (Freelance) €3 David Ware 'Live in the Netherlands' (Splasch) €2 Less stuff on sale this time than at the previous Sales! And no jazz vinyl or Japanese stuff up for grab!

which is correct? ← Guess... Ruppli/Cuscuna: June 24, 1966 -_-

June 24: 1952 - Vic Dickenson Quartet (Bill Doggett, John Collins, Jo Jones) record session for BN 1957 - Ella Fitzgerald and the Duke Ellington Orchestra record session (first of several) for Verve (Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Duke Ellington Songbook) 1958 - Wilbur Harden (Curtis Fuller, John Coltrane, Tommy Flanagan, Alvin Jackson, Art Taylor) record session for Savoy (Jazz Way Out) 1960 (also June 28) - Jimmy Heath (Nat Adderley, Clark Terry, Cannonball Adderley, etc.) record session for Riverside (Really Big) 1964 (also June 25) - Wynton Kelly Trio with Wes Montgomery (Paul Chambers, Jimmy Cobb) at the Half Note recorded by Verve (Smokin' at the Half Note) 1966 - Donald Byrd (Sonny Redd, Hank Mobley, McCoy Tyner, Walter Booker, Freddie Waits) record session for BN (Mustang)

From an article in Mainichi, one of the top Japanese newspapers (selling several million copies daily)...

Zoot Sims 'Zoot at Ease' (Famous Door, Japan) with Hank Jones, Milt Hinton and Louis Bellson (alternating with Grady Tate)