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THE YOUNG MODERNS FEATURING THE ARRANGEMENTS AND QUINTET OF DAVE HILDINGER ,BATON BL 1204

Savoy MG 12059

That AT album is a smoker, isn't it? Of course, the Hill album isn't exactly chopped liver either. Yep, the AT is an excellent album. Very under-rated ! And hard to find!!

The Return of Howard McGhee , BETHLEHEM BCP-42 ( FRS 2051)

I have a French CBS 2LP of this currently 'in the mail'. This is a 1996 made in Holland, bought in Belgium 10 years ago.

CHAPPAQUA SUITE ORNETTE COLEMAN, Columbia 66203

JUST FRIENDS Tommy "Madman" Jones with THE APEX ALL STARS, APEX LP 4924

This is nice too ALEGRE ALL STARS 'Best Of...' (2xLP 220 gr) The first Alegre All Stars was recorded in 1961, and it became an inmediate favorite of latin oriented musicians and the so-called "super-hip". The public did not take to it so rapidly, and it became a "sleeper". In retrospect we must remember it was released at the time when the latin record business was geared mostly for the "le lo lai" market (a typical Puerto Rico festival). Guitar music of trios and quartets were the thing then. The latin dance music of New York was limited to the connoisseur (i.e., D.J’s, musicologists merchant marines and the Palladium crowd). Eventually it had its impact: it was loose, relaxed and it ventilated many brain cells. It blended latin and jazz, improvised yet melodically interesting because the soloists were not guessing, they were confident, they knew their horns, skins and tonsils and were playing and singing for themselves at a party. Not a recording session, a real party. Without charts, less restrictions and less organized, it was therefore freer to swing and be creative. Over the years the Alegre All Star albums have become "classics", and this album is a compilation of their best. Weight: 650.00 g

Presenting THE BUDDY DE FRANCO-TOMMY GUMINA Quartet, Mercury MG 20685

GENIUS+SOUL=JAZZ Ray Charles, Impulse A-2

BOTTOM GROOVE , Wild Bill Moore, JAZZLAND JLP 54

Checkmate Shelly Manne & his Men Contemporary M3599 (mono)

$ 177 for a Denon DL 102, a true mono, incl. shipping! Or......You are driving a very cheap car.

Maxwell Davis and his Tenor-sax, OFFICIAL 6064

I d`nt think this is Chewy`s cover and for sure it`s not mine. Can`t find a picture of it, mine shows a river with a big bridge and a big city view on the behind. This in a nice blue colour.

LARS GULLIN EmArcy MG 36012

Ceylon Black tea a big mug no sugar and no milk. It`s about 11.30 in the morning here.

SA-100 is called on the back cover "Double Sampler" (Hi-Fi and Jazz) and is identical to TP-11. ebay buy it now

It`s a TAMPA HiFi [ 15Hz-20KHz] Jazz Sampler. Great music. And they are very proud on Art Pepper because he is mentioned twice on the artists list. Great record in mono!!! Full Range High Fidelity. A real wanna have for audiolunatics. Chewy this record and a true monocart.

JAZZ: SOUTH PACIFIC RECORDED IN CONCERT ON GUAM, REGENT MG-6001

JAZZ, John HandyIII, ROULETTE R-52121

RHYTHM WAS HIS BUSINESS, A SALUTE TO JIMMIE LUNCEFORD GEORGE WILLIAMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA, RCA VICTOR LPM-1301

WINCHESTER SPECIAL New Jazz LP-8223

CHUBBY SAYS "I`M ENTITLED TO YOU!!" ARGO LP-625

"Five on Eight" RUFUS JONES, CAMEO C-1076 MONO [On one side Seldon Powell]