Hardbopjazz

Another one I just recalled. Sonny Rollins' Road Show Volume 2.

I forgot about this one. This was Cecil Taylor Tony Oxley show at the Village Vanguard in July 2008. It was recorded and released as an LP by Ben Stein. He is the program directory of WKCR. I am not sure which set, but I was at all 12 sets that week. I'm at the bottom of this New York Times photo. Cecil is a genius. Maybe a new word needs to created be to describe his genius. Cecil finished one set after only 40 minutes and Lorraine yelled, get back up there and play. Cecil just walked up the steps to have a smoke. I don't thinks he has been back since.

Are you sure? I don't think so.... Actually, I found it and was going to post it. You beat me to it.

There are so many of these covers.

Boom Boom Mancini Sugar Ray Leonard Mike Tyson

Maybe not.

Sam Jones Hank Jones Thad Jones

Happy Birthday Joe.

By the mid 1960s Monk was basically recording his prior compositions. Anyone know what his last piece he wrote was?

I think this one was done too.

The two I found, I didn't even know about. When Cedar past away I wanted to buy some more recording of his. I stumbled onto these by accident.

Wow, that must have been a great concert to have been present for.

Captain Kangaroo Crocodile Dundee Paul Hogan

Are the any recordings you were in the audience when they were being recorded? I found two that I was at when these were being recorded. Cedar Walton Sextet "The Art Blakey Legacy," and "Bambino." Both were recorded at Sweet Basil in NYC in 1993. I didn't know at the time these would be issued. I would have clapped and cheered louder so I can say, "That's me."

Tough break for Matt Harvey. Looks like Tommy John Surgery for the Met ace.

I don't recall this one.

My last one isn't shows up. but if you click on it you see the image.