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1936 is correct.

Hey, we're not talking about unaccompanied Ray Draper - trombone soli can be very interesting!

Fitting that he's being inducted into the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame.

Those Tubby Hayes LPs were in gnarly shape. I am fine with Jasmine and Sawano reissues and CDs for those - no need to have "beater" originals.

Yeah, noticed that too.

Ha! Since I know you've got a lot of those, when's your video coming along?

Yeah, that's about what I paid for mine years ago. I think I like the Incus LP a bit better. And, from there, Iskra 1903 I feel is even more interesting.

Dang! Never even heard of that one. Oops, I mean: Leeway, please return my copy of The Haunt that I loaned you. (I keep trying that, but it hasn't worked yet.) You can still get it from Bobby at his site! I still need to order that CD with Cleve Pozar from him. The Haunt is really good... as are all of Naughton's LPs.

Maybe you're aware it was also released in the Americans Swinging in Paris series paired with Les Stances a Sophie. But I agree it would be nice to have a CD issue from Chuck with the original art, etc. Chuck's been over this before, but he licensed the tapes from EMI to do the vinyl "back in the day." He'd have to do that again for the CDs, which is probably expensive and not easy to do. They were originally released as Pathe LPs and the Nessa issues followed shortly after, though they had more pressing runs than the Pathe (and Odeon Japan) vinyl. I think he also said he still had the tapes that he used for the LPs, the CD issues of Les Stances a Sophie have all been needle drops as far as I'm aware. whilst we're discussing "People...", can anyone shed light on the different covers? Mine's as above but almost in negative with a white background and yellow text/picture. Just curious and with apologies if it's been covered (no pun intended) elsewhere (too lazy to search) Printing error, according to a post by CN a while back.

Ah, well that I had either forgotten about or just missed altogether.

Welcome to the board!

Whoa - RIP. I know his work for sure and hadn't realized that he passed away.

Maybe you're aware it was also released in the Americans Swinging in Paris series paired with Les Stances a Sophie. But I agree it would be nice to have a CD issue from Chuck with the original art, etc. Chuck's been over this before, but he licensed the tapes from EMI to do the vinyl "back in the day." He'd have to do that again for the CDs, which is probably expensive and not easy to do. They were originally released as Pathe LPs and the Nessa issues followed shortly after, though they had more pressing runs than the Pathe (and Odeon Japan) vinyl.

If I remember correctly, there is also a Japanese CD of it.

Cool.

Holy Jesus. How tragic. Could be from a surveillance camera.

Indeed!

Alan had a great band (or two) to help him out. Too bad very little of his work after this was as good - Tes Esat, for all Windo's fierce playing, pales in discographical comparison.

no Interesting record, but no from me too. Alan was really interesting but he wasn't trying to do what Wayne was. I love this album, but it's not in the same category as any of the Wayne BNs (or probably any of his recent work, either). As for Leslie Waldron, she (or he) is only on one Noah Howard LP as far as I know. Nobody I've talked to on the "scene" then remembered this person other than, maybe, "the name sounds familiar." Waldron is mentioned (by name) as being a 212 Artists Colony regular in the book accompanying the Aboriginal Music Society set on Eremite.

Wow. RIP.

Never had a problem with them from the consumer side of things. Glad to hear that JLH is pressing more of this gem.

Barney Wilen - Dear Prof. Leary - (MPS)

Ah cool - I only knew about the annual thing. Hope it can continue - after all, I plan to put in some work for at least the next issue! I know Haney's music but didn't realize he was also in the publishing business.

I'm not surprised. I think it is a much better record. Some people like apples, some people like oranges, and some people like both.

Aha - ubu, your explanation makes sense.