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- Harry Edison - The Swingers and Mr.Swing - Meade Lux Lewis - Cat House Piano - Jack Teagarden - Think Well of Me - Ed Thigpen - Out of the Storm - Billy Bauer - Plectrist - Ray Brown - Bass Hit Thanks!

- Harry Edison - The Swingers and Mr.Swing - Meade Lux Lewis - Cat House Piano - Jack Teagarden - Think Well of Me - Ed Thigpen - Out of the Storm - Billy Bauer - Plectrist - Ray Brown - Bass Hit Thanks!

- Harry Edison - The Swingers and Mr.Swing - Meade Lux Lewis - Cat House Piano - Jack Teagarden - Think Well of Me - Ed Thigpen - Out of the Storm - Billy Bauer - Plectrist - Ray Brown - Bass Hit Thanks!

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- One Night with Blue Note: 4 CDs - J. R. Monterose/In Action with the Joe Abodeely Trio - Giants of Jazz: in Berlin 1971

extra 10% off?

Where is it? Anyone else could kindly offer the hyperlink? Thanks!

Hello ds0823! Glad to see you here! I don't know the "Babe Thread", either.

I know "one night with Blue Note" 4 CDs were released long time ago. Will they be issued later on? Or I just buy used ones on eBay or Amazon makret place? Thanks!

I always said it should have been an RVG, instead of a Conn. Maybe they're finally listening to me!! I couldn't get your point. What's the difference for "Fuschia Swing Song" to be released as RVG or Conn.? Thanks!

FSS (TOCJ 4184) was released in 95' in JP and is still available.

1. I had lived in Philadelphia for around 2 years. 2. I am a die-hard hardbop lover so I've commented some hardbop-related albums. It is a coincidence that many players, such as Benny Golson, Lee Morgan, Ted Curson and Bill Barron....etc are from the brotherly love city. Maybe it could be said that Philadelphia has been one of jazz players' cradles in the east coast for a long time. How would you think?

Yep, I think all the site in Taiwan use "Big-5" Code.

According the info. from "Goldmine's Price Guide To Collectible Jazz Albums 1949-1969", the cover art of "Buddy Defranco - Mr. Clarinet" was designed by David Stone Martin. Is that true? I think it's not David Stone Martin's style. Could anyone else show me the original cover art while the LP issued initially? Thanks!

Hi, David Ayers, Welcome to join MP Jazz Forum. I think the moderator, Thomas Wu, and all MP members would be glad to see you sharing your thoughts about Jazz with us.