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Thanks, Marcello. I think that's exactly the info available on Bruyninckx. I'd like to know that too. F

FWIW, when they bought the Sanctuary Music Group, the jazz reissues of the ASV label completely disappeared. F

If I'm not mistaken, even closer inspection will reveal that "Smoke Signal" (3:28) and "Nica's Tempo" (5:27), both recorded February 4th, 1957, are missing from Jazz Lab (CD 2, #1-6). F

Nat Hentoff writes about Iranian jazz blogger Ehsan Koshbakht, here. Ehsan is a good friend, passionate and straight-talking. His is quite an amazing story of jazz as the way to keep someone sane under hardship and duress. F

Haha, did anybody try ordering this? Looks like they may have fixed it before any shipments went out. Very likely so.

Track Listing, Personnel & Recording Dates available for upcoming Coleman Hawkins Mosaic set. F

Email sent. F

"Jazz Review" is available on line, as downloadable, searchable pdf files, here: Jazz Studies Online "Jazz" came out in late 62, months after Metronome's demise. IIRC Dan Morgenstern was involved in the first issues. F

How relevant this is, I don't know, but Basie recorded "Cherokee" a few months earlier than Barnet. It's faster than Barnet's but the theme is too sirupy despite Jo Jones' efforts. Also, it spreads over two sides of 78-RPM record, with Lester Young's solo caught in the middle. F

IIRC, the other person was RCA and later Colpix producer Jack Lewis. The story is on Bill Crow's book and elsewhere. F

The Woody Shaw set seems to be available from Pop Market. Any feedback yet? F

Ethan Iverson blogs about Powell, and gives some space to Pullman, who talks about this project. http://dothemath.typepad.com/dtm/2011/09/buds-birthday.html F

Pullman's website is up now. You can read an excerpt of the book here. There's also a chronology, which should give an idea of the quality of Pullman's research. F

Straight from the horse's mouth: Source: Peter Pullman's blog. Website not quite up yet, but still, great news. F

Re: Sonny Boy II and Clapton, the latter seems quite paralized by the former here: F

Excellent story Marcello. Funny, his "After the Dead" (on Reel Time) has always sounded to me like a blues built on Copland's "Fanfare for the Common Man". F

Not the first time they overlap, but never in such a prominent way. Anyhow, I did a quick check and the only difference seems to be that the FS has an alternate mono version of "Foggy Nights" (Budd Johnson album) that seems to be different (longer) from the stereo one. That and the slightly thicker booklet on the FS. Ah, and the FS has a tune called "Trade Winds" that is replaced by "Danzon D'Amor" on the 5-CD set (both by Rex Stewart album). I presume it's the same tune(?) F

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And on top of everything, one recording only is not representative of anything. Will have to listen to more of his stuff. F

FWIW, the first time I heard the YouTube video posted by Larry Kart it instantly reminded me of Ben Webster with Bennie Moten (1932). I compared them and it's not the same thing, but I'd go with the idea of a regional trait more than a personal one of Mr. Whitby. F

Lost, according to Cohen & Fitzgerald. From their discography: F

WOW, thanks! I knew of this, but had never seen/heard it. I'm writing a short piece for my blog. Sadly, Baker died a few months ago. F

It can be read on Amazon.com (with the aptly named "Look Inside!" option). It actually gets better (it goes on about this for three pages). F

Also from the same seller, although not a boxed set, this is a very nice 3-CD collection of jazz on Capitol records - for £3.44 http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=300585930318 F

"Wipe out" may not be the best choice of words, given the current state of affairs I agree that Real Madrid played better, but there are two things that may play against them later in the year: physical condition, Barça will get better, and Madrid will peak earlier in the calendar, and that quite obviously Barça has undermined RM psychologically. Playing like they did they could well win, but they seem to get nervous and resort to stupid tactics. F