paul secor

Belinda McKeon: Solace

Budd Johnson and the Four Brass Giants (Riverside/OJC)

Too much "jumping" going on in this thread lately. Please check your posts to see if you're too late. Hop Wilson SKip Spence Clint Hurdle

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!

Donovan Enya Yanni

Jack the Bear Willie the Lion Lock the Fox

Walt Whitman Walt "No Neck" Williams William B. Williams

Bob Dylan: Good as I Been to You (Columbia UK)

King Oliver Prince Valiant Little Queenie

I remember reading that Mosaic had plans to do a Felsted box, but the master tapes couldn't be located.

That's what I assumed, but perhaps I'm wrong.

That's one way to see it and it's fine that it works for some people. For myself, unless I hear or read something from a musician's mouth, it's all just rumor and second hand talk and I'm not interested.

The 2 LP tracklist: Side A - In Memory of Jomo Kenyatta (9'40"); Patricia (18') Side B - 3D Family (For Walter P. Murray) (18'40") Side C - P-O in Cairo (For James Newton in N.Y.) (17') Side D - Shout Song (For Cecil Taylor) (23'10") David Murray: ts; Johnny Mbizo Dyani: bs; Andrew Cyrille: perc. Recorded live on Sept. 3, 1978 - Willisau Festival.

If a musician chooses to say that he or she is gay, that's fine with me. Otherwise, I have no interest in reading other people's speculation about musicians' sexual preferences.

Shirley Scott Leslie Nielsen TV Mama

Muhal Richard Abrams featuring Malachi Favors: Sightsong (Black Saint)

Johnny Hodges: Blues A-Plenty (Verve/Classic)

Harry "Suitcase" Simpson The Carpetbaggers Sad Sack

Don Cherry: Art Deco (A&M)

Tom Thumb My Pal Foot Foot Jutta Hipp

Sleepy LaBeef Lamb Chop Kid Thomas

Little Hatchet Lee Roy Little Little Willie Littlefield

Krazy Kat Ignatz Mouse Offissa Pupp

Art Van Damme Tommy Gumina Joe Mooney

In almost the same vein as Mainstream, how about Cameo (or Cameo/Parkway) for a couple of fine Maynard Ferguson albums... Were there other jazz releases on that label? There were a couple of Clark Terry releases on Cameo: and