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Jimmy Yancey & Cripple Clarence Lofton: Pitchin' Boogie (Swaggie)

Lily Langtry Jim Lange R.D. Laing

That could be a lifetime of listening.

William Faulkner John Henry Faulk Columbo

Lottie Beaman, Jelly Jaw Short, Charley Jordan, Henry Thomas, et al: Going Away Blues 1926-1935 (Yazoo)

Duke Ellington: The Duke 1940 - "Live" from The Crystal Ballroom in Fargo, N.D. (Jazz Society)

Etoile De Dakar: Absa Gueye (pam)

Sam the Sham The Irish Rovers Dion

Walter Davis: The Bullet Sides ... (Krazy Kat) His Bullet recordings plus his last four sides from 1952 recorded for RCA

If you're looking for the Carnegie Hall Ko Ko - as far as I know, that's the only version with Red Rodney - I have it on THIS release. It may have been reissued elsewhere.

Rin Tin Tin Leadbelly Goldie Hawn

Elizabeth Taylor Debbie Reynolds Sybil Burton

This thread started out with James Brown and worked its way down to this. No offense to anyone - except Laura Vane - but that's pretty sad, imo.

The Association The Great Society The Fraternity of Man

Lily Pons Jack Bruce Batman

Wherever this thread should be, to my ears the CD sounds better than the LP. hmm.. you have me wondering , I love the LP and thought it sounded pretty good, ... I liked the LP, but imo Chuck improved the sound when he did the CD. Eddie Johnson is more integrated with the sound of the rest of the group and the sound of the drums is improved on the CD. Just my opinion. There's also an extra track which might make getting the CD worthwhile also.

Wherever this thread should be, to my ears the CD sounds better than the LP.

Joseph O'Neill: Netherland Very good read - better than I had expected.

The Dynamic Duo Flat Duo Jets Jet Harris

Martha Washington Irving Irving R. Levine

Joseph Spence: Happy All the Time (Carthage)

Mikey Dread: Beyond World War III (Heartbeat)

Charlie Parker: Ballads and Birdland (Zu-Zazz)

Blues as Big as Texas Vol. 1 (Home Cooking)

Michael Hurley/The Unholy Modal Rounders/Jeffrey Fredericks & The Clamtones: Have Moicy! (Rounder) A long time favorite.