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Can someone obtain me the recording date for Blue Skies The Chant both by Bob Brookmeyer/Zoot Sims Quintet?

My question was: Who has a copy of the 2CD The Concord Jazz Heritage Series - The Sampler ( CCD2-4820-2 ) In the mean time I could date most of the tracks. The following tracks don't still don't have the corret band name and recording date: Some Of These Days - Scott Hamilton // Sunbeam & Thundercloud - Dave McKenna // Our Manne Shelly - Louie Bellson The next titles don't have a recording date: . Look For The Silver Lining - Herb Ellis—Joe Pass Quartet // Rondo Expressivo - The L.A. 4 Thanks for your help (in advance) OSCAR ALEMÁN DISCOGRAPHY now online Keep swinging Hans Koert El Redescubrimiento de Osar Aleman project

Who has a copy of the 2CD The Concord Jazz Heritage Series - The Sampler ( CCD2-4820-2 ) ? I love to have a scan from the track lists with titles, musicians and recording dates.

Can someone give me the recording date of Charlie Hunter's "Natty Dread" CD? ( Blue Note 852420 )

It's a pleasure to announce you that the complete US Durium records discographies are now completely available online. You'll find here the US part of the Durium Advertisment and custom Records Discography and here the Hit of the week Discography Due to the rarity of some records I need some more label scans. If you have a card board record in your collection that not shows its label in this online discography please contact me. Mind that the online European durium discography will follow later.

Well, Allen, I don't agree with you. Oscar Aleman was a great jazz guitar player, others then Django, so it is impossible to compare them with each others. It's nice, indeed, that he lived much longer. One of the participants of our presentation in Copenhagen ( El Redescubrimiento de Oscar Aleman ) is Theo van de Graaff who visited Oscar's apartement in 1980 and lived and playued with him for two months.

March 19 1912: mysterious rag /everybody's doing it - mr.harry fay & quartet 1914: notoriety rag - van eps trio 1925: jews harp blues / ride 'em cowboy - lloyd finlay o end o'main / jimtown bluesfatty martin o 1926 hang on to me / so am i - savoy orpheans could i? i certainly could little ramblers fidgety feet / sensation - fletcher henderson o 1928 from monday on / yale blues - jimmy joy o dolores / lila - bill hawley 1930: little lawrence / harmony blues - jelly roll morton red hot peppers 1931 tiger moan / barrel house stomp / georgia grind / careless love/ kentucky blues / i want to be your lovin' man / me and the blues / south african blues / sic 'em tige' - state street ramblers wha'd ja do to me / when i take my sugar to tea - boswell sisters sugar foot stomp / hot and anxious - duke of harlem flunkies 1932 crosby, columbo and vallee - a merrie melodies cartoon 1933 brise napolitaine (part)- guerino orchewtre musette de la boite a matelots two tickets to georgia - ben pollack o 1937 beginner's luck - let's call the hole thing off - ginger rogers-fred astaire 1939 taxi war dance / tickle toe - count basie o 1945 jammin' the blues - illinois jacquet sextet 1947 oh lady be good - ella fitzgerald-bob haggart o 1957 can't we be friends / comes love herm / everything i've got belongs to you / i guess i have to change my plans herm / i won't dance / isn't this a lovely day - woody herman o 1962 i'll keep loving you /melody for melnae / omega /rene - jacky mclean quartet 1963 and what if i don't / blind man blind man / king cobra / pleasure of mine / tribute to someone - herbie hancock septet 1964 brown sugar - freddie roach quartet 1965 come rain or come shine / how deep is the ocean / how my heart sings / israel / jazz 625 tune / my foolish heart / nowadays / reperson / someday my prince will come/ summertime / waltz for debby / who can i turn to - bill evans trio 1968 now he sings now he sobs / chick corea trio 1983 apex blues / big chief / everybody loves my baby / fidgety feet / huckle buck / struttin' with some barbecue / tain't what you do / tell me moore / temptation rag / that's a plenty / tin roof blues / wild cat blues - pichelour jazz-band 2003 mad about the boy - original michigan ramblers of arrawarra

Enjoy the online Oscar Aleman Discography and more ........ El Redescubrimiento de Oscar Aleman

El Redescubrimiento de Oscar Aleman One of the subject at the 2005 IAJRC Convention in Copenhagen.

I've seen Roy playing many times in our small jazz club. He's great. I saw him with his Crisol band and I still think that was his greatest group. And many times with his "traditional" quintet. And I heard him with RH Factor. His experiences with the RH Factor isn't my piece of cake either, but I enjoyed the three hours concert of the band thanks to the wonderful trumpet of Roy. If you're anxious some images have been posted on My Webpage. Get inside and find the Roy Hargrove sites. I do have a lot (not all) recordings from him, from the very beginning up to now.

I had hoped you would give me some more months to find the recording dates .... Well I give it up. It seems as if Christmas-styled music isn't interested for serious jazzdiscographers. Maybe someone should make a Jazz Christmas Songs Discography - It would get high sales figures around the end of the year. I only found: track 2 - dec. 1966 track 4 - Feb. 4, 1992 And the Chiaruscuro Christmas CD was released 1995. Please Don, if you have ... forward me the reest of the recording dates.

I had hoped you would give me some more months to find the recording dates ....

Today I received a message from Archeophone Records to inform me that the first "pressings" of the 2CD "The Complete Hit of the week Recordings (volume one) is sold out and will be reordered. Good news !! So, don't hesitate to get your copy. My Webpage

Can someone give me the recording date of the Chet Baker Live At Ronnie Scott's DVD (DAVID0013) session?

I just received the Tango Reporter magazine, written in Spanish, with a cover story named "Un Oscar Con Swing" written by Carlos G. Groppa. In the magazine most images and information were copied from and credited to the "El Redescubrimiento de Oscar Aleman" sites. A link to the El Redescubrimiento de Oscar Aleman site is in the final note of the magazine. The first reactions I received was that it might be one of the best article about this Argentinean guitar player ever. So, if you read Spanish ..... enjoy it. The text of the article is to be read here (in the web versions there aren't any images - sorry - you'll find them in my site. The documentary "Una vida con Swing" about the life of Oscar Aleman is available on DVD in Argentina next week. I still don't have any information about prices or region codes at the moment.

Thanks to some contributions of Han Enderman and Rainer Lotz I could update my online Oscar Aleman with new label scans. Enjoy it: Some LES LOUPS Victors Some Oscar Aleman SWING Some Oscar Aleman Quinteto de Swing Odeons Some more Oscar Aleman Quinteto de Swing Odeons

First of all, thanks for the great fun this disc brings me every time I spin it! But I do have a few questions: 1) Where is Oscar credited as the leader of this date? Or is this just an assumption of yours? Crow eaten here: I was going strictly by memory as far as the leadership goes. I made a CDR of this track from the library’s copy of the Coltrane Bethlehem disc. For some reason, the Blakey sessions didn’t do that much for me. In fact, this was the only song of that whole set I really dug. Anyway, I could’ve swore it said “The Oscar Pettiford All-Stars.” If it didn’t, then it must be a band-name I dreamt up just to give the track an artist name on my disc! Does this throw any light on the matter? I do have the John Coltrane Bethelhem Years on a 2CD set of Charly The band name is < Winner's Circle > and the personnel < Donald Byrd tp, Frank Rehak tb, Gene Quill as, John Coltrane ts, Al Cohn b, Eddie Costa p, Freddie Green g, Oscar Pettiford b, Philly Joe jones dm. Recorded NYC Oct. 1957 In the liner notes this session is called a < mid-sized jamming tracks under the title Winner's Circle. > Winner's Circle was a compilation of groups supposedly devised from firstplace finishers in the Down Beat Critics Poll of 1957 (both Established Talent and New Star categories). Thee have been made eight recordings - four are in the Coltrane Bethelehem Years CD. There is no leader mentioned.

I'll look 'em up and post them in the original answer posts! Great !!

I love this compilation, but I missed the recording dates. These are the results of my research. Can someone make some additions? 1 - 1945 2 - LA Jan. 1961 3 - NYC Oct. 1957 4 - NYC 27 Jul 1942 5 - LA 2 Jun 1960 (?) 6 - 1951 - 1954 (?) 7 - NYC 18 Sep 1958 8 - 9 - EC 6 Oct 1972 10 - NYC 14-15 Jun 1961 11 - Aug 1959 12 - 1980 13 - 14 -EC 24-25 Apr 2001 15 - 16 - EC 5 Apr 1963 Thank on forehand for all your addtiions.

Can someone give me the recording date for Guy van Duser's "Live from Boulevard Music" as it was published on the Major Label ML012 ?

Never mind; it's better then no information.

That seems chronologically impossible. Wynton Marsalis was born in 1961.

Mine arrived in good order. thank you Michael

Who can give me the recording date for the two session ( new york and tokyo) of one of the first Wyton Marsalis LPs (CBS 85404) with his brother Branford and Herbie Hancock and Tony Williams and Ron Carter in the Japanese session)?

Thank you Milan for this experience. Your BFT # 20 was my first blindfoldtest and I learned how difficult it is to recognize tunes and members. I'm going to re-listen your item often I'm sure. I'm anixous to see more tests. Thanks again Milan and .... keep swinging