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hans,

you may try to fool some of the people some of the time, but we know you sit home after hours and groove to dorthy ashby!

:lol: ,

-e-

Yeah right... :bad:

I'd rather sell my music collection...

And I don't groove :wacko:

Oh, you must do - you've got all those Harold Mabern albums...

MG

You seem to know more than I do - which Mabern albums??

Sorry Hans - I was getting you confused with someone else.

MG

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hans,

you may try to fool some of the people some of the time, but we know you sit home after hours and groove to dorthy ashby!

:lol: ,

-e-

Yeah right... :bad:

I'd rather sell my music collection...

And I don't groove :wacko:

Oh, you must do - you've got all those Harold Mabern albums...

MG

You seem to know more than I do - which Mabern albums??

Sorry Hans - I was getting you confused with someone else.

MG

I wonder who... ;)

:tup

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Thanks for the pointer. 1000 yen is very cheap, especially in K2 jewel box. I'll get some of these for sure. :D

Yes, great deal! Those titles in the VICJ-23*** series were running 2,300 yen when released back in the early 90's.

I've been on a vocalist kick lately so I'm definitely in for that Bev Kelly 'In Person'.......

....Cracklin & Bley as well!!

same with me at the moment - jazz and entertaining female vocalist - also very nice blossom dearie and helen carr. just ordered from hiroshi the beverley kenny sings for johnny smith

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The Ashby recording has Frank Wess and Roy Haynes on it. How bad can it be?

It's actually excellent. I own it on the twofer 'Hip Harp' US reissue (contains 'Hip Harp' and 'In a Minor Groove') and enjoy it quite a bit:

Review of 'Hip Harp'/'In a Minor Groove' CD reissue by Scott Yanow in AMG:

Dorothy Ashby, the top jazz harpist during the 1950s, '60s, and '70s, recorded just a few albums as a leader during her career. This CD reissue has the complete contents of her Prestige and New Jazz albums: Hip Harp and In a Minor Groove. In both cases, Ashby (who really could improvise) was joined by flutist Frank Wess, bassist Gene Wright, and either Art Taylor or Roy Haynes on drums. The bop-oriented program is naturally at a low volume, but Dorothy Ashby shows that she could swing hard too. Her definitive reissue.

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