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Philly Joe Phil Woods Warne Marsh

Vie Redd Blue Mitchell Grant Green

Bud Shank Al Haig Billy Daniels

Bean Hawkins Peanuts Hucko Dick Oatts

Pete Jolly Blossom Dearie Rose Murphy

I see Brotzmann gets a mention in Baraka’s book ‘Digging’ - ‘Peter Brotzmann Nipples and Joe McPhee Nation Time’.

Eddie Jefferson Filthy McNasty Blossom Dearie

Just found this - she was something special ...

Count Basie King Oliver Oliver Nelson

Sonny Redd Vincent Herring Charles Fox

Right! I see it has the "Lady be Good" alternate!

Toshiko Akiyoshi?

Just when you thought it's gone ... IT'S BACK!

"Take the A Train" is also included on First Bass - Oscar Pettiford (IAJRC-CD-1010).

The Gordon's version of "Take the A Train" from Hamp's Jazztone 1956 date with Pettiford etc. is a hip classic.

Anything you can recommend of him playing bebop lines?

Not sure that I can think of anybody who could do that fluently. Who would you recommend?

Always enjoyed this 10 inch LP. My version (I think there were several) had "Boplicity", some of the '49 Tristano sextet tracks plus a trio version of 'Yesterdays' ...

Lee In Paris (1953) on Vogue - the level of Lee's playing here with a quartet approximates that of the live recording on Pacific Jazz with the Mulligan group. There's a further release on Vogue that contains all the out-takes. Incredible!

3.5 hour four-part Charlie Parker documentary by Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (1989). Clips, interviews with Bird, Chan/ Harvey Cropper (artist)/ Red Rodney/ Max/ Klook/ Roy Haynes/ Monk/ Chet/ Red Mitchell/ Moody/ Milt Jackson/ Percy Heath/ Bob Dorough/ Elvin Jones/ Tristano etc. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlS_c2kXQOI&t=6627s Fine production based on recollections (and projections) by Chan and Harvey Cropper plus clips & interviews with musician colleagues accompanied by musical excerpts (some rare Bird to my ears) … Highly Recommended!

Warne & Warne (overdubbing)

Good Call!

This interview (linked below) with Stan Levey by Alun Morgan mentions the first session. Morgan mentions a "mysterious acetate" ... https://jazzprofiles.blogspot.com/2018/09/stan-levey-alun-morgan-interview.html

Keep swinging Barry! Happy Birthday.