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Happy birthday Carl!

Happy happy happy birthday to you J.A.W! Hope you have some good jazz for the soul today!

And after all that Jumpin' you gotta do some Downhome! The Downhome Blues Sessions, Vol. 5: Back in the Alley A great compilation by Ace Records from last year.

This is my favourite by Snooks, and a real classic: Hot guitar and singing all over here. That version of "Young Girl" is just wonderful.

I like the look of this! I have the Muddy Waters Hip-O Vol.2 and that one is great!

Thanks for all the great music, Snooks. RIP.

These are some of the top of the R&B crop: Roy Brown Wynonie Harris Roy Milton Big Joe Turner Tiny Bradshaw H-Bomb Ferguson Louis Jordan

Sad to hear this, R.I.P. Guess his book on Teagarden will not be completed then. http://finnswake.livejournal.com/43340.html#cutid1

Here are some links on the great sound engineer and musician: http://www.bluesworld.com/JRTDavies.html http://www.jazzoracle.com/team/davies_bray.asp http://www.vjm.biz/articles9.htm http://blogcritics.org/archives/2004/06/14/105131.php http://www.jazznotesuk.com/newsitems6.htm

Jack Teagarden - Shades Of Night

Thanks for the input! Then I guess the Rhino or the Shout Factory or the Japanese Victor releases are the ones to get. Here a review too: http://www.jazzreview.com/cd/review-17163.html

Anyone heard this? Looks like interesting: http://www.worldsrecords.com/cgi-bin/store...mp;phrase=63731

Hey, that one looks interesting! What period does it cover? ... This should cover the period in the late 40's when the label was operative. I am not sure of the precise time frame(1946-1950?). This comes with 56 tracks, and a 36 page booklet. The tracks are here: http://www.play4me.com.au/product/roy_milt...56197_3974.html I ordered it from Red Lick Records: http://www.redlickrecords.co.uk/

Great description in your story, Shawn. I dig those vibes. Money is not everything, more close to a dead end for some. It might be practical to have much, but it's nothing like the real touch of an experience and a good memory.

Well, I am going to check Abeille Music today!

Elder J.E. Burch/Rev. Beaumont - Complete Recorded Works 1927-29 (Document) Golden Gate Quartet - Complete Works in Chronological Order, Vol. 2: 1938-1939 (Document) Jack Teagarden - Stars Fell On Alabama (Past Perfect Vinyl) V.A. - Jubilation, Vol.1 (Rhino) V.A. - Mississippi Blues: Delta Guitar Pioneers (Saga)

V.A. - Roy Milton's Miltone Records (Acrobat)

I would like me some Parker on vinyl. Are there any good editions available? Don't know! I've had that one since the 60s! Could have wished for more audiophile vinyl Parker releases available. anyone heard any of these? http://www.vinyl-records.biz/Parker_Charlie.htm or these? http://store.acousticsounds.com/search_res...=Charlie+Parker

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When talking about the great "Sound Of Joy" and "Sun Song", I would get the Japanese Mini LP versions or the vinyls for best sound. You should also check out the classic "Jazz In Silhouette". I also love the Evidence CD release of "When Angels Speak Of Love". For many of the 50-60's records originally released on Saturn like "Art Forms Of Dimensions Tomorrow", "Cosmic Tones For Mental Therapy", "My Brother The Wind, Pt.1" and more, the sound are better on the vinyl releases from early 2000, IMHO. Shops like Honest Jon's and System Records in UK have these. The Evidence CD's has great liner notes though, and the "Greatest Hits" from 2000 is a great collection with good sound. "Lanquidity", "Live In Montreux", "On Jupiter", "Sleeping Beauty" and "The Solar Myth Approach, Vol.1" and "The Solar Myth Approach, Vol.2" are also must-haves in my book. For the Solar Myth's the vinyls have the best sound.

Sun Ra - Nidhamu/Dark Myth Equation All new reissue on Art Yard Records. Available from ReR Megacorp.

I would like me some Parker on vinyl. Are there any good editions available?

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