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Actually, this was recorded. It was posted on one of those bit torrent sites. I heard Hank was on fire with his solos. Only wish I had a copy.

Levon Helm Robbie Robertson Eric Clapton

Wow, I can't believe I only got 10 correct.

He doesn't do anything for me. Close your eyes and his voice is too high more my taste. Sorry. I saw him at the J&R show and no one seemed to want to listen.

Dan, the music is enough. I really don't need a copy of the album jacket. Thanks for the offer.

I have a very bad copy of the record with lots of pops. I don't even have the album cover. I found it at http://www.djangomusic.com

Here is a list of Blue Note titles I haven't been able to find. Any idea if any are available? Max Roach/Kenny Dorham Quintet - New Sounds (12/22/47, 4/30/49, 5/15/49) The Swinging Swedes/The Cool Britons - New Sounds from the Old World (7/29/50,9/5/51) Meade Lux Lewis/Charlie Christian a.o. - Memorable Sessions (1/25/44, 2/5/51) Benny Morton/Ben Webster a.o. - Swing Hi, Swing Lo (1/31/45, 7/17/45, 11/21/45, 9/23/46) Wade Legge Trio - New Faces, New Sounds (2/27/53) Urbie Green Septet - New Faces, New Sounds (12/27/53) Lionel Hampton - Jazztime Paris (9/28/53) Lionel Hampton - Jazztime Paris (9/28/53) The Cool Britons - New Sounds from Olde England (5/13/54, 5/15/54) Jutta Hipp Quintet - New Faces, New Sounds from Germany (4/24/54) Conte Candoli/Herb Geller a.o. - Best from the West, Volume 1 (12/31/54, 1/55) Conte Candoli/Herb Geller a.o. - Best from the West, Volume 2 (12/31/54, 1/55) The Swinging Fats Sadi Combo (1954) Hank Mobley Quartet (3/27/55) Lou Mecca Quartet (3/25/55) Lee Morgan - Volume 3 (3/24/57) Cliff Jordan (6/2/57) Cliff Jordan - Cliff Craft (11/10/57) Bennie Green - Walkin' and Talkin' (1/25/59) Duke Pearson - Profile (10/25/59) Freddie Roach - Mo' Greens Please (1/21/63, 3/11/63) Ornette Coleman - Town Hall Concert (12/21/62) Ornette Coleman - Town Hall Concert (12/21/62) Bobby Hutcherson - Components (6/10/65) Ornette Coleman - The Empty Foxhole (9/9/66) Jack Wilson - Something Personal (8/9/66, 8/10/66) Frank Foster - Manhattan Fever (3/21/68) John Patton - That Certain Feeling (3/8/68) Eddie Gale - Eddie Gale's Ghetto Music (9/20/68) Reuben Wilson - On Broadway (10/4/68) Stanley Turrentine - Always Something There (10/14/68, 10/28/68) Lou Donaldson - Say it Loud (11/6/68) Blue Mitchell - Collision in Black (9/11/68, 9/12/68) The Three Sounds - Elegant Soul (9/19/68, 9/20/68) Kenny Cox - Introducing Kenny Cox (12/9/68) John Patton - Understanding (10/25/68) Horace Silver - You Gotta Take a Little Love (1/10/69, 1/17/69) Frank Foster (unissued) (1/31/69) Eddie Gale - Black Rhythm Happening (5/2/69) Blue Mitchell - Bantu Village (5/22/69, 5/23/69) Jack Wilson - Song for My Daughter (9/28/68, 12/16/68, 4/23/69) Bobby Hutcherson - Now (11/5/69) McCoy Tyner - Expansions (8/23/68) Kenny Cox - Multidirection (11/26/69) The Three Sounds - Soul Symphony (9/26/69) Brother Jack McDuff - To Seek a New Home (3/23/70, 3/24/70, 3/26/70) Jimmy McGriff - Electric Funk (9/??/69) Lonnie Smith - Drives (1/2/70) Horace Silver - That Healin' Feelin' (4/8/70, 6/18/70) Chick Corea - The Song of Singing (4/7/70, 4/8/70) Jeremy Steig - Wayfaring Strangers (3/??/70) Joe Williams - Worth Waiting For (5/5/70) Ornette Coleman - Love Call (4/29/68, 5/7/68) Candido - Beautiful (10/20/70, 10/27/70) Jack McDuff - Who Knows What Tomorrow's Gonna Bring? (12/1-3/70) Lou Donaldson - Pretty Things (1/9/70, 6/12/70) Wayne Shorter - Odyssey of Iska (8/26/70) Jimmy McGriff - Something to Listen To (9/??/70) Reuben Wilson - A Groovy Situation (9/18/70, 9/25/70) John Patton (unissued) (10/2/70) Horace Silver - Total Response (11/15/70, 1/29/71) Lou Donaldson - Cosmos (7/16/71) Lonnie Smith (unissued) (5/21/70) Jimmy McGriff - Black Pearl (2/??/71) Ornette Coleman (unissued) Bobby Hutcherson - Head On (7/1/71, 7/3/71) Reuben Wilson - Set Us Free (7/23/71) Gene Harris - The Three Sounds (7/26-27/71, 8/2-3/71) Bobbi Humphrey - Flute In (9/30/71, 10/1/71) Donald Byrd - Ethiopian Night (8/25/71, 8/26/71) Ronnie Foster - Two Headed Freap (1/20/72, 1/21/72) Bobby Hutcherson - Natural Illusions (3/2/72, 3/3/72) McCoy Tyner - Extensions (LA 006-F) (2/9/70) Horace Silver - All (1/17/72, 2/14/72) Bobbi Humphrey - Dig This (7/20/72, 7/21/72) Marlena Shaw - Marlena (8/10/72, 8/11/72, 8/16/72) Gene Harris - Gene Harris of the Three Sounds (6/29/72, 6/30/72)

I hate to admit this, but I got 6 right. Glad I'm married and don't have to hang around in bars.

If a recording is a MP3, will converting it back to wave increase the sound quality, or once it is a MP3 there's no way to return what was lost?

If something gives you pleasure, why try to kick the habit? That's what I say. Buy more so you can't ever have a chance to think about stopping. You'll be too busy listening to the music.

List your duds here. Lou Donaldson's "Color is a way of Life" This ine was real bad. Jackie McLean's "Monuments" Took Jackie 9 years to bounce back fomr this one.

Here are to more cats that spent a good time of their careers in Paris, Don Byas and Ben Webster.

Why was Paris so hip to so many jazz artists in the 40's-70's? This may sounds like a dumb question to ask, but I'm asking away. Here are two examples: Bud Powell, Dexter Gordon. There are hords of more.

Et Cetera! How could this sit in the vaults for so many years? It is great.

If I remember correctly, I was doing a search on the Three Sounds and for sale. And this placed showed up in the first page.

Do you have a favorite jazz artists? I would like to see if other member's replies would be similar to one another. Mine would be in this order, yeah, I know I said only your favorite, which implies just one, but here are my 3 favorites. Hard to have just one. John Coltrane Horace Silver The Three Sounds.

I was doing a search on an album. Trying to find where I could buy it. And one of the hits that came back was for this place. I usually just read what people ost instead of writting myself. Most of what I would ask already is floating around this board.

Thanks, but I couldn't find Here we Come. Any other suggestion?

Well I got my first 2 Three Sounds CD's. Moods and Out of This World. Dustygroove had them. I must say I love these 2 records. What would be the next one to get?

Can someone tell me what web sites I might fiond their stuff for sale? I had tried towerrecords.com. Ordered but they were not able to deliver on the special offers.

I saw Jimmy Smith not that long ago in Chicago. I was up front and he saw me smiling at him. He yelled down towards me and said, "What the f^$# you smiling at? I'll come down there smack you up side your head." My wife leaned over and asked me if he was talking to me. I said yes, and Jimmy still looking at us yelled back, "I'll smack your bitch too." I laugh at it now. I don't think I'll go and see him ever again. I am paying to hear you play, If I want to be insulted, I'll go see Don Rickels.