paul secor

Amazon has some used Bird's Eyes CDs at high prices. Cadence has nine volumes available at reasonable prices. That seems to be about it online - at least as far as I've been able to ascertain. I believe that Cadence used to distribute Philology. They carry a lot of Philology titles, so perhaps they still do.

The Whiskeyhill Singers Jim Beam Old Grand-Dad

The clips on Amazon sound truly interesting and eclectic.

There evidently was a reisssue on the Philogy label - Bird's Eyes, Vol. 17 (Philology (It) W 847-2) - though I've never heard it. edit - The clip on Amazon sounds pretty rough, although Bird sings and shines through it all, as always.

Ron Hunt Tommy Hitman Hearns C.C.H. Pounder

Warwick Dunn Duck Dunn Daffy Dean edit - not all that important (except perhaps to me), but it's JUST walk away, Renee.

Zippy the Chimp King Kong Fay Wray

Anthony Minghella Ming the Merciless Mingus

After the discussion about Jimi Hendrix's record collection, I got to thinking about jazz musicians' collections. I know that some musicians don't or claim not to listen to records, so I have no idea who listens or listened to records and who doesn't or didn't. But I thought it might be interesting for people to post what collections they'd be interested in checking out. I'll start it off: Cecil Taylor Coleman Hawkins Roscoe Mitchell

Buck Rogers Bill Bradley Ron Washington

Bev Bevan Harry Edison Juicy Lucy

Sal Maglie Helen Shaver Steve Cropper

Hector Camacho The Village People Ellie Greenwich

Albert Camus "Amy Camus" Yma Sumac

Thanks for the reviews. Hope your remodeling/whatever is working out ok.

Little Son Willis: "Harlem Blues" from Bad Luck n' Trouble (Arhoolie) and Roscoe Mitchell Quintet: "Page Two A" from Turn (RogueArt)

Red Garland (w. Sam Jones & A.T.): Red in Bluesville

Fish Wojo Yemana

Looks like something written in a gossip column to fill up space.

Bad Luck n' Trouble (Arhoolie)

true, but part of not making a big deal of some people being GLBT is not being afraid of throwing in a name without being certain... Unfortunately, it is a big deal in some areas of our society. And what's not a big deal to you may be a very big deal to someone whose name is mentioned without any substantiation.

Lydia Mendoza: La Gloria de Texas (Arhoolie)

Seems as if there are names being thrown out here without any substantiation.

Lightnin' Sam Hopkins (Arhoolie)

The Coasters were part of my teen age years. Loved their records. R.I.P., Mr. Gardner.