paul secor

SF Collective is appearing at Jazz Standard in Manhattan next Tues-Thurs, if anyone there is interested.

Pinky Lee Red Buttons Joe McCarthy

This is a bit of an odd question, but if anyone can answer, you'll satisfy my curiosity. I have a number of reissue LPs of Emarcy recordings. Many of them have extensive liner notes but, for the most part - I haven't checked every one - no one is listed as the author. Does anyone know if one person wrote all of them? Strange that no authorship is credited - at least that I can see.

I'm not Jim, but see post #1 on this thread.

Thanks so much. Too much information and too many ideas for me to absorb in one sitting, but I'll be going back to it.

Spencer Tracey Gravel Gertie Stone Phillips

Herb Geller Plays (Emarcy Japan)

Herb and Lorraine Geller: The Gellers (Emarcy Japan)

Coltrane Live at the Vanguard Again! (Impulse Japan)

Lightnin' Leon Leon Spinks Smilin' Jack

Dashiel Hammett Lightnin' Hopkins Thunder Smith

I don't know what connection the Esquire has to the title, but it certainly grabs my attention more than the generic Prestige cover does.

For the Yankees sake, I hope so. Time will tell.

Good article. Thanks for providing the link.

Garnett Mimms Pearl Bailey Jewell Brown

Art Farmer: Modern Art (UA/King)

They have a good number of good pitchers in the bullpen, but if you only trust your starters to go 5 innings or so, the bullpen won't last.

Air: Air Raid (Trio Why Not)

Girardi will burn out the Yanks' bullpen before the season is half over.

Chubby Checker Leonard Chess Stephen Bishop

Cecil Taylor Quartet/Gigi Gryce-Donald Byrd Jazz Laboratory: At Newport (Verve Japan)

Ice Cold Killers Murderers' Row Slayer

Billy Harper: Capra Black (Strata East/Columbia Japan)

Clifford Brown: More Memorable Tracks (BN/Toshiba EMI)

An editor or someone should have the interviewer's gaffe. It sure it didn't come from Archie Shepp.