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Stephane Grappelli: Stardust

Billy the Kid Young Jessie Babe Ruth

Classic!

Quartet 1 looks to be quite an event.

Congratulations - a well deserved tribute to Nessa Records, to Roscoe Mitchell, and to your collaborations over the years..

Horace Parlan: The Maestro (Steeplechase)

Red Norvo's Fabulous Jam Session (Spotlite)

Moondog: Six Pax for a Sax (Atlantic)

Keith Moon Moon Unit Zappa The Skatalites

When the Sun Goes Down - That's Chicago's South Side (Bluebird)

Wow. "You're lying"? Not even - You may be mistaken, or I don't think so? Sounds like a total a-hole.

Perhaps not cruel, just an honest response. I'm not familiar with that one, but having heard Draper in a couple of other contexts, I can understand your feelings.

Mikey Dread: Beyond World War III (Heartbeat)

I have the Mosaic box, a Fremeaux 2 CD set of early recordings, several JSP sets, the Frog/Swing series, and a Verve compilation of late recordings, so I'm covered. I guess that if someone was looking for a set of mostly postwar Django, this would be a way to go. Earlier recordings can be found elsewhere.

Cumbia Cumbia (Discos Fuentes/World Circuit)

The Early Days of Bluegrass Volume 1 (Rounder)

Yep. Just listened to the next volume.

When the Sun Goes Down - Walk Right In (Bluebird)

Sherlock - Season Two

Karl Berger & Edward Blackwell: Just Play 1978 (Quark)

Woody Allen: Irrational Man Bad casting, inane plot, and I had to listen to Ramsey Lewis' grind it out phony blues playing for the first time in 50 years.

Scrapper Blackwell: Mr. Scrapper's Blues (Bluesville/OBC)

Cal Massey: Blues to Coltrane

Interesting to know that. Had no idea.