B. Goren.

More on April 30th: 1941: Jay McShann (pno), Gene Ramey (b), Gus Johnson (dms), Hold ‘em Hootie 2:37. 1946: Sarah Vaughn (vcl), Georgie Auld’s Orch[Auld (ss), others unknown], A Hundred Years From Today. 1948: Ella Fitzgerald (vcl) with the Song Spinners, My Happiness 3:16.

April 29, 1964: Wayne Shorter (ts), Lee Morgan (tpt), McCoy Tyner (pno), Reginald Workman (b), Elvin Jones (dms), Night Dreamer 7:15; Oriental Folk Song 6:50; Virgo 7:05, 7:00; Black Nile 6:25; Charcoal Blues 6:50; Armageddon 6:20.

RIP Percy Heath. Sad times.

In general, nobody likes a goalless draw. But yesterday evening, I really enjoyed the all english semi final. It was a real fight. I'm wating for Tuesday second leg in Anfield. And what can I say about PSV Eindhoven??? Their forward players played like a group of impotents. They miss a player like Andriy Shevchenko who could make the difference. May is coming next week. I like May. Spring time is here, not too hot, not too humid, the flowers bloom and the young Israeli chicks look better then ever. In addition, May is the month of Finals. I am waiting specially for 2 finals: The final 4 starting next Friday in Moscow (basketball) and the Champions league final in Istanbul. Both of them will be interesting.

Any specific recommendation, John???

April 26, 1957: JJ Johnson recorded a session for Columbia, later released as *Blue Trombone*: JJ Johnson (tb), Tommy Flanigan (pno), Paul Chambers (b), Max Roach (dms), Cry Me A River 5:50; Hello Young Lovers 5:22; 100 Proof 7:23; What’s New 4:47.

La Tierra del Fuego ( In Spanish: The Land of Fire) is a freat recording by Mr. Campbell. Not only campbell is great: Rahn Burton is doing a perfect job and also Zane Massey on tenor sax. Recommended. If you like Campbell, you got to listen to it. Go and get it without any second thought.

Good question BM. It takes me back to my childhood. When I was 3 or 4 years old I used to go with my parents every weekend to visit my grandparents from my mother side. I remember my late grandfather sitting most of the time on the balcony and listening to classical music on the radio.

not exactly true. mccoy also recorded 5 albums for blue note in the 80's and 90's. Of course you are right kulu. I mean his 67-70 recordings.

According to the Jazzmatazz, Blue Note will reissue this summer another McCoy Tyner recording: Time for Tyner (RVG Edition). As you probably know, "The Real McCoy" and "Tender Moments" have been already reissued. On January 2006 (tentative date), Mosaic will release a new select set with the rest of Tyner recordings for BN: "Expansions," "Extensions," "Cosmos" and "Asante". This set will complete the reissue of all Tyner recordings for Blue Note. I can promise you I'll be one of the first to pre order this set.

April 23 & 24 : In 1986 Mulgrew Miller recorded for Landmark. Mulgrew Miller (pno), Charnett Moffett (b), Terri Lynn Carrington (dms), Sublimity 8:07;Without a Song 4:33; Blues Again 6:19; Powell's Prances 3:27; Work 6:25; The Sage8:33; My Man's Gone Now 5:58. Released as "Work".

Great choice Gary!!!

Here is ejazzliens reply:

This morning I ordered the only Montreal Tapes CD I missed: Volume 2 with Don Cherry. I ordered it from ejazzlines.com. I hope they will be able to supply it. Two times in the past I ordered CDs from them and eventualy it was out of stock.

Happy Pesach!

Happy birthday Mark. All the best.

I'm shocked.

You are right, it spelled Tutti.

I like it.

UEFA is afraid of the famous and rich clubs. If it was another team, there is no doubt in mind that result was different.

In light of what happened in the stadium, I think this is ridiculous: http://www.noticias.info/asp/aspComunicado...nid=59034&src=0

Andrew Hill, MS, disk #3.

In Israel everybody learns English in school. To be honest, when I finished high school, I couldn’t even by an ice-cream with my poor English. Later on I spent one year in the US. In many aspects, this year gave me much more than many years in school. When I came back I could think in English and I think that's what makes the difference. Unfortunately, this is something that even the best teacher can't teach you.

Aiee the Phantom is another great and recommended recording of Tapscott. This was my first exposer to Tapscott. What I've been looking for is a recording called "Among Friends" , which Tapscott recorded with Sonny Simmons Quartet.