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    Also: Gerry Wiggins, piano, 1922
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    May 11: King Oliver, cornet, bandleader, 1885 Carla Bley, piano, bandleader, 1938
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    Maybe finally I'll bite on the Lester and Turrentine sets.
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    Fletcher Henderson

    mjzee replied to Clunky's topic in Artists

    Is this still the most comprehensive list of the best-sounding FH recordings, or have some better ones come out since 2004?
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    Does anyone know how to order these from him by mail?
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    May 7: Paul Quinichette, tenor sax, 1916 Herbie Steward, sax, 1926 I have been informed by a source that Paul Quinichette was born May 17. Proceed as your conscience directs.
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    Laurie, please check the link under HERE; I got a "Domain not found" error message.
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    May 5: Paul Barbarin, drums, 1899 Stanley Cowell, piano, 1941
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    Some discussion here: http://www.organissimo.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=17188
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    Sent the Avid versions to you.
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    Also: Lars Gullin, baritone sax, 1928
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    May 3: John Lewis, piano, composer, 1920 Jimmy Cleveland, trombone, 1926
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    May 2: Bing Crosby, singer, 1904 Groove Holmes, organ, 1931
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    Article from the Wall St Journal.
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    May 1: Ira Sullivan, trumpet, sax, 1931 Shirley Horn, singer, piano, 1934 James Newton, flute, 1953
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    Congrats to 7/4!
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    April 30: Percy Heath, bass, 1923
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    April 29: George Adams, saxophone, 1940. Ray Barretto, congas, 1929. Joe Gloss, guitar, 1960 I didn't mean to gloss over Joe!!
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    April 29: Duke Ellington, composer, piano, bandleader, 1899 Toots Thielemans, harmonica, guitar, 1922
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    I think the key, odd thing about jazz is that it was a popular instrumental music. It's hard for me to envision going forward a popular music that doesn't involve vocals, and lyrics of a predictable nature.
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    April 28: Mario Bauza, trumpet, 1911 Blossom Dearie, singer, piano, 1926
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    There are lots of other Carter/Bradford releases - why make this obviously Andorran claim? I recall once owning a Carter/Bradford on one of those small European labels from the late 70's (Moers Music?). Am I wrong?
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    April 27: Connie Kay, drums, 1927 Ruth Price, singer, 1938
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    April 26: Dave Tough, drums, 1907 Teddy Edwards, tenor sax, 1924
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    April 25: Ella Fitzgerald, singer, 1918 Willis Jackson, tenor sax, 1932
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