Pete C

I have the Cherry session and it's pretty interesting, which was supposedly an unreleased date for Savoy. IIRC, Pharoah plays more out on it than on his own ESP date. Anybody know the personnel of the Bley date, and was it an unreleased ESP session? The fact that two of the 3 titles appear on Barrage suggest that it might have been an abandoned Barrage session.

Well, it's not really hi-fi, so maybe he was saying "Go to hell."

Kudos! I love when people use rarely-used words correctly. In fact, I don't remember ever seeing the verb eventuate used, so I looked it up to make sure it was indeed a proper usage.

Judge Crater Reverend Moon Sun Ra

An OK Day in Boston.

I made a carbon copy of the Fresh Sound disc, but I can't get it to play.

Nor should we forget that other wannabee:

Yes. http://www.camjazz.com/home/mal-waldron.html The Rouse/Shaw group is also available on DVD: http://www.amazon.com/Live-Village-Vanguard-Vol-Waldron/dp/B00019GHJS/ref=pd_cp_mov_0

Grady Sutton Og Oggilby David Ogilvy

Arthur Whetsol Freddie Jenkins Bubber Miley

Maxim Gorky Maxine Gordon Dexter Gordon

Great stuff, But the dates with Ricky Ford and Sonny Fortune are even better, IMO.

You like diphthongs? I'll give you a diphthong. Oedipus Jocasta Laius

Reynolds freebases hyperbole.

Graeme Edge Denny Laine Denny Cordell

This is one of my favorites: http://www.amazon.com/Live-Haig-1952-Wardell-Quintet/dp/B00000B2EH But it seems to be more currently available and cheaper under Hampton Hawes' name: http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/pid/6729731/a/Memorial.htm

Mike Ledbitter Mike Lipskin Rumpleforeskin (a Paul Krassner pseudonym)

Is there another person obscured behind Jim Neumann, to the left of Bob Cummins?

I believe Porter produced a number of dates for Prestige in the "soul jazz" vein. He's had a radio program on WBGO for years. He looks a lot like Garrison Keillor in that photo. http://www.wbgo.org/profile/bporter

Yes, yes.

Just go to akhaba.com instead of clicking the link, if it concerns you - the site looks kosher.

Interesting. I hadn't heard that. Those Philly tenor players are pretty good.

Walter Cronkite Chet Huntley David Brinkley

I doubt there are any these days.

Well, speaking of Clifford Brown jam sessions, you can get his final recordings, from the night he died, for $3. The last 3 tracks of The Beginning and the End are that Philly jam session. You can skip the first 2 short R&B tracks that he makes a brief appearance on before his first jazz recordings. http://www.amazon.com/The-Beginning-And-End/dp/B00138HAGA/ref=sr_shvl_album_1 Mingus in Europe, $2.67 http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002LD41JU/ref=sr_1_album_45_rd An Evening With Joe Henderson, Al Foster, Charlie Haden, $3.56 http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001O0VDLA/ref=sr_1_album_7_rd