Claude Schlouch

You will not have time to read it, spare yourself an expense!

Hi folks, I have another version of Road Waltz (complete 13:59) played at Mr Wards in Melbourne on August 25, 1981. Is Laurie's one from this date (another set) or another date???

He was a great. RIP

RIP Orrin I'll never forget your invaluable help. You will stay for me a very great man!

Hi folks, For information: 1. OPENING - STOMPIN’ AT THE SAVOY / Jun. 26, 1948 2. MARY’S IDEA / Jun. 26, 1948 3. S’POS’N - vo. Jackie Searle / Jun. 26, 1948 4. THERE’S A SMALL HOTEL - Quartet / Jun. 26, 1948 5. MEL’S IDEA / Jun. 26, 1948 6. YOU TURNED THE TABLES ON ME - vo. Dolly Huston / Jun. 26, 1948 7. SWEDISH PASTRY / Jun. 26, 1948 8. INDIANA / Jun. 26, 1948 9. GOOD-BYE / Jun. 26, 1948 10. OPENING - STOMPIN’ AT THE SAVOY / Jul. 3, 1948 11. BYE BYE BLUES / Jul. 3, 1948 12. WRAP YOUR TROUBLES IN DREAMS - vo. Jackie Searle / Jul. 3, 1948 13. BLUE VIEWS / Jul. 3, 1948 14. IT’S THE TALK OF THE TOWN - vo. Dolly Huston / Jul. 3, 1948 15. MEL’S IDEA / Jul. 3, 1948 16. DON’T BLAME ME - vo. Jackie Searle / Jul. 3, 1948 17. AFTER YOU’VE GONE / Jul. 3, 1948 18. GOOD-BYE / Jul. 3, 1948 Benny Goodman Septet. Benny Goodman, Stan Hasselgard, Wardell Gray. Red Rodney, Mary Lou Williams, Billy Bauer, Clyde Lombardi, Mel Zelnick. Vocals by Jackie Searle, Dolly Huston

Richie Cole (as-1, ts-2, bs-3), Art Pepper (cl-4, as-5), Roger Kellaway (p), Bob Magnusson (b), Billy Higgins (dm) Coast Recorders, San Francisco, CA, February 16, 1982 Return to Alto Acres 1 3 4 5 Art's opus #2 1 2 5 A & R 2 5 Palo Alto blues 3 5 Broadway 1 5 Art's opus #2 (alternate take) 1 2 5 previously unissued Sleigh ride 1 5 Note: First five titles on Palo Alto PA 8023, (Jap) VIJ-6397, Fonomusic (Sp) 86.2010/7 “Richie Cole And... Return To Alto Acres”. First six titles on Jazz Excursion 102 “A Piece Of Jazz History” (CD). Seventh title first issued on Palo Alto PA 8032 “Mistletoe Magic” (various artists). Art Pepper does not play on Things we did last Summer from this session.

RIP

Hello folks, Please let me know if you can provide me those LPs or at least their content. Good price offered. Thanks in advance! Claude

Film maker Edouard left us today. In 1959, he asked Kenny Dorham & Duke Jordan for the OST of "Un Témoin Dans La Ville" (Witness in The City). RIP

I wonder if this CD ROM really exist...

RIP

Very sad news! RIP

UNO MAS RIP!

RIP

I don't understand such reissues of material released so many times while so much titles remain and probably will remain for ever unissued. What a pity!

RIP

I must add that he played also clarinet, flute, other horns and above all baritone sax. Wonderful! R.I.P.

The great tenor sax Billy Root died. R.I.P.

R.I.P.

Thanks Steve for the information, but I prefer verify the 2 versions. Maybe some reissues have been added on one of them. Who knows?

Hi folks, Thanks for the information! I want now to talk seriously about the three mysterious and so rare KPM LP from England. Does anyone on this board have these records? If so, please send me a PM. Thanks in advance! Sources in my possession provide information that differs. These albums were recorded more than 40 years ago, so it might be time to do as much as possible all light concerning their content. Thank you for your help, especially at this time of the year which is more conducive to holiday than work ... Claude

Hi Mike, Glad to hear from you after you Baltic Sea sejourn! This morning, I bought a cruise for next august 12 on the Legend Of The Seas (Royal Carribean). Thanks a lot for the 2 CD received in perfect condition. I accept your kind offer (disco copy on CD). All the best, Claude

Hi folks, Did someone has recently news from Michael Frohne? I should be curious to have a copy of his discography on Kenny Clarke on CD to compare with the Mike Hennessey one. Thanks for any coming help! Claude

Hi, Thanks for your reply. I ordered the book you mention on eBay. Claude

Hi folks, Did someone on this board has the Kenny Clarke discography with CD by Michael Frohne? If so, I would like have your opinion. I can't join him. Thanks for your forthcoming help. Claude