Jelly Roll?

[brownie]

JRT Davies did quite a number of mastering for the Masters of Jazz series but not the Morton.

Mastering for the MofJ Mortons vol. 1 thru 7 was taken care of by Francois Terrazoni.

Studio Sofreson handled vol. 8 and Christophe Henault did vol.9.

Volume 9 which was indeed released included the 1938 acetates output from Baltimore and the five piano solos from the 1938 session from Jazzman (produced by Nesuhi Ertegun).

[Harold_Z]

Volume 9 which was indeed released included the 1938 acetates output from Baltimore and the five piano solos from the 1938 session from Jazzman (produced by Nesuhi Ertegun).

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Thanks Brownie.

Now I've got to hunt down Vol 9 !

[AllenLowe]

well, let's remember - Larry has published in many places, just not in book form - so the problem is ours and not his. At any rate, his book on the Original Creole Band is out on Oxford University Press -

[Chuck Nessa]

well, let's remember - Larry has published in many places, just not in book form - so the problem is ours and not his. At any rate,  his book on the Original Creole Band is out on Oxford University Press -

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Please name the many places. I want to read.

[AllenLowe]

and to add to my previous statement about Reich - well, you can probably find some truth in a Donald Rumsfeld speech, but it doesn't mean you should take it seriously. Let's not give Reich any of our money - stick to the Lomax book and Phil Pastras's book or get the Library of Congress recordings and you'll have a better picture of Jelly Roll than a book as messy as Reich's - also the Bill Russell scrapbook -