paul secor

Definitive Impressions (Kent)

Kenny Ball Midnight the Cat Froggy the Gremlin

More please!

Albert King: Let's Have a Natural Ball

Frank Edwards: Done Some Travelin' (Trix)

The Virtuoso Guitar of Scrapper Blackwell (Yazoo) He had a beautiful touch on his guitar strings,

Otis Spann Is the Blues

A couple of tracks may have been recorded with Maxwell Davis or they may have been recorded in Detroit with T.J. Fowler's band - the discography on the back says either/or. And a number of the tracks have unknown personnel or partially unknown personnel. I'd say if you're looking for T-Bone with Maxwell Davis, look elsewhere.

T-Bone Walker: Hot Leftovers (Imperial/Pathe Marconi)

The Straight Horn of Steve Lacy I had forgotten that Roy Haynes played on this record. Enjoyed his contributions during this listen.

Some great Wilbur Ware on that one.

Happy Birthday! - Wherever you are

Two good ones, John!

Didn't know that. Thanks, Joe.

Lem Winchester & Benny Golson: Winchester Special

Sonny Simmons: Live in Paris (Arhoolie)

Beale Street Mess-Around (Rounder)

Good one, Peter.

Happy Birthday!

It is and, unfortunately, I believe that it's the only one of his books in print right now.

Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson: Sings the Blues (Muse)

I actually listened to all three volumes today.

Gumbo Stew (AFO/Ace)

For your sake (and for the sake of a good friend who's a Barron fan and who played with him once), I hope that the Barron set does happen.