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For contemporary music, it does not bother me. When artists were playing and even revording on a daily or weekly basis, it made sense to refer to sessions by exact dates - today, alas, it is not really relevant.

Pre-ordered as well.

The videos have been removed from YouTube, but this one is available and you can see Dennard solo around 28:45

Jan Evensmo's solography of Oscar Dennard finishes with these unpublished recordings: Sometimes these recordings get passed along, and I thought someone here may have them and be willing to share them!

I made my own needle drop of this track. I listened to it all day yesterday!

https://www.widehive.com/discography/mikeclarkitaidoshin

Unknown to me until reading this thread - I listened to some of the albums mentioned above, and placed an order.

Unknown to me until reading this thread - I listened to some of the albums mentioned above, and placed an order! Unknown to me until reading this thread - I listened to some of the albums mentioned above, and placed an order!

Would it not make sense for all these national “societies” to pool their resources under one roof - an international Ellington society?

The booklet is indeed an interesting read.

19 years later your wish has come true https://archive.org/details/cd_the-complete-recordings-of-t-bone-walke_t-bone-walker

Here’s another video that was published yesterday:

Here is a two-part interview of NYC Hot Club’s Matthew Rivera: The second video goes into the record collection and the audio equipment (Steve “The Audiophiliac” Gutenberg being an audiophile).

I saw the restored Seven Samurai here in Paris a few months ago. Am looking forward to purchasing the High and Low DVD. I was hoping for a restored version of Dersu Uzala. There is a good quality version on YouTube, for those interested: Nothing like seeing this on a big screen however.

I saw Savion Glover at the Blue Note on my last trip to NYC two years ago: Great show, as always. Chris Dave & Weedie Braimah Duo ft. Savion Glover

Listening to this album, as I just got tickets to see him perform here in Paris in September!

Am looking forward to reading your book. Nice idea to publish a CD as well! Greetings from Paris!

https://open.substack.com/pub/lorenschoenberg128589/p/todays-jazz-potpourri?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=post viewer https://www.jazz88.org/Player.asp?f=JP072025&p=https%3A//www.jazz88.org/programs/Jazz_Potpourri/%3Futm_source%3Dsubstack%26utm_medium%3Demail%23Jukebox&s=Jazz Potpourri%2C broadcast 07/20/25- Let's Swing!%26nbsp%3B&d=7182

Too bad this concert was never released on an album!

Very nice album. Jimmy Jones and Jimmy Forest are the stars of the show, IMO.

It is nice have (practically) all of it in one place. On a side note, I was listening yesterday to the July 13, 1933 recording session in London, which is not in fact in the series. What a swinging session!

Thanks, that's unfortunate.

Will there be further volumes, or has the project been abandoned?

Claude Hopkins 1970s recordings: https://www.jazzmessengers.com/fr/880/claude-hopkins/safari-stomp