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Don't think this one showed up on this thread before...

Obituary in The New York Times: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/27/arts/music/ed-shaughnessy-tonight-drummer-dead-at-84.html?_r=0

I've owned hundreds of Prestige. None looked like these. The album was recorded for the Time label. Whatare shown are some of Time LPs...

Godard's cinematographer was Raoul Coutard. He was not involved with Mickey One. Cinematographer on that film was Ghislain Cloquet who often worked with Louis Malle (and Robert Bresson and others). Malle's companion Alexandra Stewart appeared in the film.

Jay Jay Johnson 'J Is For Jazz' (Columbia, mono, six-eye) front cover is in bad shape. LP plays fine. Music is great!

Thanks Valerie and Marcello!

CDs 1 & 2

A legend in his time. Marc Myers interviewed him for his JazzWax blog http://www.jazzwax.com/2012/07/interview-ed-shaughnessy-pt-1.html http://www.jazzwax.com/2012/07/interview-ed-shaughnessy-pt-2.html Marcello, any identifications for the photo you just posted?

Vito Price 'Swingin' the Loop' (Argo/FreshSound)

Best wishes for a speedy recovery!

I have kept the three Nikon F cameras I used when I was very much into photography. The first one was bought in 1966, the other two came in rapid succession. They traveled with me all over the world. Never had any problem with them, even if one was slightly damaged by a policeman's baton during Paris riots in the late 60s. I used Nikons rather than the preferred Leicas M3 because my eyes never could adjust to their non-reflex viewers I use them on rare occasions these days. Too much trouble to get films developed ( I miss the darkroom I could use when I was at work) and printed! Beautiful pieces of work and amazing craftmanship!