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paul secor
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The Everly Brothers: In the Studio (Ace)
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Charlie Feathers: The Legendary 1956 Demo Session (Zu-Zazz)
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You may be talking about "Fantastic, That's You", a quartet piece with Hines, Jimmy Hamilton, Aaron Bell, and Elvin Jones.
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I have the feeling that both of them did ok with those over the years.
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Some Louis Hot Fives from 1926
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That voice was still there.
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Earl Hines: Once Upon a Time
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A friend sent me this recently. James Cleveland recorded his version with the Gospel All Stars on the Apollo label in 1953. Ray Charles recorded "Hallelujah I Love Her So" in 1955. Interesting stuff.
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Johnny Temple Volume 3 - 1940 - 1949
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Nice one! Thanks for posting it.
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Prime Dolphy on flute.
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Ira Sullivan and the Chicago Jazz Quintet: Bird Lives! (Vee-Jay)
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A long time favorite.
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Hampton Hawes: For Real!
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Blind Willie McTell (& Curley Weaver): Pig 'n Whistle Red (Biograph)
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Thanks for posting that, Jim. I enjoyed it and appreciated being introduced to some new (to me) music.
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John Lindberg: Ruminations on Ives and Gottschalk (between the lines)
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Rural Blues Vol. 1
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Michael Hurley; Snockgrass (Rounder)
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https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/11/sports/baseball/ken-kaiser-dead-colorful-american-league-umpire.html?_r=0
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Kokomo Arnold Volume 1
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I seem to recall Chuck writing here or the BN Board that Booker Ervin had two solos - a fast one and a slow one.
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The Best of Doug Sahm & The Sir Douglas Quintet 1968 - 1972 (Mercury) Some of this wouldn't be my choices - though some would - still, some fine, fine music.
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Yeah - I did pick that up against my better judgement. I usually don't buy recordings that aren't authorized by the musician involved - especially if they're still living. I made an exception in this case, and I feel a little guilty when I listen to it.
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The first Sonny Rollins album I listened to (probably wasn't the best place to start for someone new to the music, but it worked out) and still a favorite. My copy's a mono. It was long enough ago that I didn't have a stereo player.
