Claude Schlouch

Hi folks, Remember that the great Kenny Dorham left us 32 years ago. Peace to his soul! Claude

Hi, Did you have details about a reissue of the following session: Frank Beach (tp), Ray Sims (tb), Art Pepper (as), Dave Pell (ts), Geoff"Jeff"Clarkson (p), Iggy Shevack (b), Roy Harte (dm), Eilen Wilson (Ray Karma), Ray Kellog, Stumpy Brown (voc), Frank Comstock, Wes Hensel (arr) Hollywood, CA, July 1949 CRC-5 Boptized CRC-7 You made me cry once too often-vocSB CRC-8 I said it before-vocSB CRC-9 Close your eyes-vocEW CRC-10 It was lovely while it lasted-vocRK CRC-11 Pell mell 1st & 6th title on Checker 702 (78rpm) 2nd & 3st title on Checker 703 (78rpm) 4th & 5th title on Checker 704 (78rpm) Cheers

Note that the Jazzmantics CD does not contain the title "Free and Easy" from the August 13, 1957 session. Ridiculous for a complete project!

Please find below, all details from my discography based on the Philology 214 W 36 LP "Wardell Gray" I have. Blue skies Apollo Theatre, New York City, January 10, 1945 Bye bye pretty baby Click Restaurant, Philadelphia, PA, May 29, 1948 Indiana Click Restaurant, Philadelphia, PA, June 1, 1948 Flying home Hollywood Palladium, Hollywood, CA, March 4, 1949 Sweet Georgia Brown Hollywood Palladium, Hollywood, CA, April 1, 1949 Bedlam Hershey Park Ballroom, Hershey, PA, June 18, 1949 Blue Lou Surf Beach Club, Virginia Beach, VA, September 3, 1949 Out of nowhere Trade Winds Club, Inglewood, CA, March 24, 1952 I hope they will be useful! Claude

Hi folks, I'm looking for the West Wind(G)WW 2023 titled "Trumpet(s) Anthology-Various Artists" containing among others 3 tunes by Chet Baker?. I would like to buy it or at least a CDR copy with color copy of the art cover will be appreciated. Thanks for your kind help! Claude

Hi, Nobody speaks about the following LP that I'm looking for: LUCKY THOMPSON - A LUCKY SONGBOOK IN EUROPE - MPS(G)15231 Lucky Thompson (ts, ss), Ingfried Hoffman (org), René Thomas (g), Fats Sadi (vib, congas, bongos), Eberhard Weber (b), Stu Martin (dm) Villingen, Germany, March 13, 1969 Sauvabelin Centreville Street of dreams Easy living Soul City Note: All titles also on MPS(G)2120699-8, CRM 699. As you can notice it, the fabulous René Thomas is also present. A CDR copy with color copy of the art cover will be appreciated. Thanks for your help! Claude claude.schlouch.jazz@wanadoo.fr

Dear Brownie, Thanks again. There will be more extras soon. As for the West Wind WW 2023 CD, I do not despair, there is indeed someone who possesses it and who will let me know soon. Encore merci pour ta précieuse aide et à bientôt! Claude

Hi, Does somebody has the West Wind(G)WW 2023 titled "Trumpet(s) Anthology-Various Artists" containing among others 3 tunes by Chet Baker?. I would like to buy it or at least a CDR copy with color copy of the art cover will be appreciated. Thanks for your kind help! Claude

Thanks folks, It's my friend Brownie from Paris who indicated me today that some friends posted messages on the board. I'm very touched by all your tokens of friendship. I hope to help you even for a long time. Cheers. Claude

Hi, Did you have the Spanish Fresh Sound LP "Jazzmantics" by John Graas (Fresh Sound Records(Sp)252283-1) released in 1985. It contains a bonus track (Free and easy) not on the original Decca LP. Does someone want to sell it? A copy on CD-R will be appreciated. Thanks for your help! Claude PS: I look also for the Fresh Sound Records(Sp)054-2600411 LP "Ethel Azama-Cool Heat".

Hi, Did you have the Spanish Fresh Sound LP "Jazzmantics" by John Graas (Fresh Sound Records(Sp)252283-1) released in 1985. It contains a bonus track (Free and easy) not on the original Decca LP. A copy on CD-R will be appreciated. Thanks for your reply! Claude

No, it's just for my Wynton Kelly discography. I would be very curious to listen these 4 titles issued only on 78rpm. Thanks for your appreciation about my discographies!

Thanks! I posted a message on their bulletin board.

Did somebody possesses the following two 78rpm: London 575 containing: Boogie Woogie Polka & Boppin' And Jivin' London 578 containing: 125th Street Prophet & Play It Real Cool If so, please contact me. Thanks in advance for your help!

Very good, but maybe because I'm a KD's unconditional. Seriously I found that Kenny's playing is very great on these underrated sessions (May 28 & June 2, 1959).

Hi, Fresh Sound Records released some weeks ago, the very rare session led by pianist John Mehegan with Kenny Dorham, Chuck Wayne on guitar & Ernie Furtado on bass. No drums! Album title is "Casual Affair with the John Mehegan quartet" (Fresh Sound Records FSR 1612). To listen immediately!

Hi, There is also the volume 1 "Kenny Dorham-Blowin' from New York 1964, Vol.1" (Raretone 5021-FC) containing the August 21, 1964 session at P.S. 173 Harlem, also issued on Xanadu 205. The very first release of this session was on an LP Harlem Youth Unlimited 1001 titled "Haryou Act presents Jazz at P.S. 173. To my knowledge, the short-living label Raretone didn't release anything else concerning Kenny Dorham.

Hi, I'm curious to know if there are readers who know this great singer. I would like that they contact me. Thanks in advance! Claude

Hi, Please don't forget that Kenny Dorham left us 31 years ago. Rest in peace, Kenny!

Hi, The November 16, 1958 session has been issued on BN(Jap)TOCJ-1617 "Sonny Clark-The 45 sessions" The December 7, 1958 session has been issued on BN(Jap)TOCJ-1618 "Sonny Clark-Blues in the night" Both sessions + the September 13, 1957 one on BN(Jap)TOCJ-66125-26 (double CD). Best regards, Claude

Hello, For my Art Pepper discography in progress, I search all broadcasts by Stan Kenton from 1943 to 1951 when Art Pepper was in his various orchestras. Thanks in advance for your offers. It is important to make turn your tapes from time to time. In here is the occasion. Of course, I'm ready to pay the right price. Claude Schlouch

CALL IT ANYTHIN’ 17:29 Isle of Wight, England, August 29,1970 GREAT EXPECTATIONS 2:42 NYC, November 19,1969 THE LITTLE BLUE FROG 2:32 NYC, November 28,1969 MOLESTER (Part 1) 3:04 MOLESTER (Part 2) 2:10 both from NYC, July 2,1972 HOLLY-WUUD 2:52 BIG FUN 2:30 both from NYC, September 1973 CALL IT ANYTHIN’ comes from a three-record album entitled “The First Great Rock Festivals of the Seventies” which also featured various stars of Pop music and has never been re-issued since it was first published in 1971. All titles from NYC were so far available on 45 rpm only.

I have all Miles titles on the LP Miles Davis "Isle of Wight" (CBS France 450472 1).

Hello, For my Art Pepper discography in progress, I search all broadcasts by Stan Kenton from 1943 to 1951 when Art Pepper was in his various orchestras. Thanks in advance for your offers. It is important to make turn your tapes from time to time. In here is the occasion. Of course, I'm ready to pay the right price. Claude Schlouch

Hello, For my Art Pepper discography in progress, I research broadcasts by Stan Kenton from 1943 to 1951 when Art Pepper was in his various bands. Thanks in advance for your offers. Claude Schlouch