Bluesnik

Yes, that's true. I also thought it.

and Guy Peellaert & Nik Cohn's Rock Dreams...

I recently got this through a third party seller frem amazon, and I really like it, specially the first session with Charlie Christian (playing unamplified here) and Meade Lux Lewis on celeste. It's a drumless session.

Before (haven't been able to post recently): With Jim Hall playing alongside Jimmy Raney on Street Swingers. And Hall further on. And now: Which also features Brookmeyer heavily. In fact only Mulligan and Brookmeyer solo mainly.

Yes, I also missed the board very much. I visit daily.

Me too too.

I'd love to see BN reissue more material from that era or before. Plus a really nice cover picture, with Tiny Grimes' Gibson amp sitting on a stool.

I saw it last october in a music documentary festival in Barcelona.

Same thoughts here. Count me in.

I'm on a Bebop kick these last days.

The Goodman trios with Teddy Wilson, Jimmy Rowles and Mel Powell on piano and drums.

I know Manfredo Fest from the sixties, but not from such a late vintage.

Just a two-CD set but it's like a small boxset with a fat booklet with lots of good photographs.

Though what I most like by him is his trio with Barney Kessel and also Ray Brown, best found on his Mosaic.

... and enjoying it a lot.

Thanks. Good news!

Exactly the same with me. I'll probably get it together with the Teddy Wilson set. But there seems to be much Basie material there. Can anybody tell me if there is much overlap with the Basie-Lester Young set I got recently?

Lucky Thompson: Complete Parisian small group sessions

I love that cover. The whole of it. And the concept too.

It's actually Trio and Quintet (this is I assume the cover of the quinet date). The disc also features a trio date led by Hope. A ten incher. This one:

Tomorrow night: Harold Mabern and Eric Alexander.

I'm sure you'll enjoy it as much as I do, but for a shorter price point.

Thanks

I gave the Vogue CD reissue I have from 96 a relisten. And although the main cover, which features a Leloir pic, is different, the original cover is reproduced inside the digipack. Although it is credited to one Francis Wolfe. Well, the picture of Monk. And I wonder if it is Francis Wolff. It could be possible.