B. Goren.

Also on Max Roach set: L) Max Roach Five: Tommy Turrentine (trumpet); Julian Priester (trombone); Stanley Turrentine (tenor saxophone); Bob Boswell (bass); Buddy Rich Five: Willie Dennis (trombone); Phil Woods (alto saxophone); John Bunch (piano); Phil Leshin (bass); Rich (drums); Gigi Gryce (arranger, conductor). Fine Recording, New York City, April 7 & 8, 1959 JB487-6 Yesterdays Mercury SR60133 JB488-3 Limehouse Blues (alternate take) Mercury (J) 826-987-2 (CD) JB488-7 Limehouse Blues Mercury SR60133 JB489-6 The Casbah (alternate take) Mercury (J) 826-987-2 (CD) JB489-8 The Casbah Mercury SR60133 JB490-2 Big Foot (first alternate take) previously unissued JB490-3 Big Foot Mercury SR60133 JB490-7 Big Foot (second alternate take) Mercury (J) 826-987-2 (CD) JB491-10 Sleep Mercury SR60133 JB492-2 Toot, Toot, Tootsie, Goodbye - JB493-4 Sing, Sing, Sing (With A Swing) (alternate take) Mercury (J) 826-987-2 (CD) JB493-8 Sing, Sing, Sing (With A Swing) Mercury SR60133 JB503-1 Figure Eights -1 - -1 Roach, Rich (drums) only Note: The first tune recorded at this session was "Liza (All The Clouds'll Roll Away)". It was never issued and no tape of this tune has survived. ____________________________________________________________________ (M) Tommy Turrentine (trumpet); Julian Priester (trombone); Stanley Turrentine (tenor saxophone); Bob Boswell (bass), Max Roach (drums). Capitol Studios, NYC, July 21, 1959 PB2167 The More I See You (omit tp, tb) Mercury SR60170 PB2169 Lotus Blossom - PB2170 Quiet As It's Kept - PB2171 As Long As You're Living - PB2173 To Lady - PB2178 Juliano - Note: "All The Way" was recorded at this session, but no tape of that performance has survived. This session is dated July 21 because composer Leon Mitchell remembers it being recorded on the day of Billie Holiday's funeral. However, photographer Chuck Stewart's notes show this session to be December, 1959. _____________________________________________________________ (N) Tommy Turrentine-1 (trumpet); Julian Priester-2 (trombone); Stanley Turrentine-3 (tenor saxophone); Ray Bryant (piano), Bob Boswell (bass), Max Roach (drums), Abbey Lincoln-4 (vocal). Universal Recording, Chicago, October 9 & 10, 1959 PB2672-1 Speak Low (first alternate take) previously unissued PB2672-2 Speak Low Mercury SR60215 PB2672-3 Speak Low (second alternate take) previously unissued PB2673-1 Never Let Me Go -2 (first alternate take) - PB2673-2 Never Let Me Go -2 (second alternate take) - PB2673-7 Never Let Me Go -2 Mercury SR60215 PB2674-2 Come Rain Or Come Shine -1 (first alternate take) previously unissued PB2674-5 Come Rain Or Come Shine -1 (second alternate take) - PB2674-7 Come Rain Or Come Shine -1 Mercury SR60215 PB2675-2 Namely You -3 - PB2676-4 Moon-Faced and Starry-Eyed - PB2677-3 Wild Is The Wind -2 (alternate take) previously unissued PB2677-4 Wild Is The Wind -2 Mercury SR60215 PB2678-2 You're Mine, You -3 (first alternate take) previously unissued PB2678-4 You're Mine, You -3 Mercury SR60215 PB2678-5 You're Mine, You -3 (second alternate take) previously unissued PB2678-6 You're Mine, You -3 (third alternate take) - PB2679-1 You're My Thrill -1,3 - PB2680-2 I Concentrate On You -1,2,3,4 (alternate take) - PB2680-4 I Concentrate On You -1,2,3,4 Mercury SR60215 PB2681-4 Never Leave Me -1,2,3,4 (alternate take) previously unissued PB2681-6 Never Leave Me -1,2,3,4 Mercury SR60215 __________________________________________________________________ (O) Tommy Turrentine (trumpet); Julian Priester (trombone); Stanley Turrentine (tenor saxophone); Bob Boswell (bass), Max Roach (drums). Barclay Studios, Paris, March 1, 1960 PB3241 Petit Dejeuner Mercury SR60760 PB3242 Un Nouveau Complet - PB3243 Parisian Sketches - The Tower The Champs The Caves The Left Bank The Arch Barclay Studios, Paris, March 2, 1960 PB3239 Nica Mercury SR60760 PB3240 Liberte - _______________________________________________________________________

Great book. The Penguin edition includes a map for a walking tour of Barcelona which takes you to various places mentioned in the book. Unfortunately I read the book shortly after returning from Barcelona this past Spring. I wish I'd read it before we went-- ot=r better yet while we were there. I think it's a good reason to visit Bercelona again.

Zoot Sims Plays Johnny Mandel is one of my favorites.

Me and my daughter:

45oF- 555oF, occasional rain.

Happy Birthday!

Thanks again for your recommendations. This one has been added to my order:

Happy Birthday Marty and all the best!!!

Thank you all. I ordered Big Chief Dreaming and John Tchicai's Infinitesimal Flash.

Dear friends, Your recommendations are required. Where do I start???

My first box set was the Complete BN and Pacific Jazz recordings of Cliford Brown:

Just ordered this Mosaic set:

L.A. Style - James Brown Is Dead [1991]: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cr_6q9DcSiM

Sad news.

The Ertegün brothers also co-founded the New York Cosmos soccer team of the North American Soccer League. They were instrumental in bringing in soccer legends like Pele, Carlos Alberto and Franz Beckenbauer to the club.

This is a great set:

McCoy Tynre is celebrating his 68 b-day today. I wish him all the best. This evening I'll give this CD a listen:

I didn't know he was Nazi.

IMHO, his 1970s recordings for Impulse are his best recordings ever.