Help please!

[Dan Gould]

I'm spending the weekend making the house look presentable for my parent's visit next weekend (three years in the house, and this is their first visit. You might say they aren't fans of Florida - the only other time they've visited was for the wedding. )

So my next task is to get the music room into decent condition - its been a long while since I've organized new arrivals, and the place has become something of a dumping ground for boxes of stuff. So I come upon a CDR in a slimline case with unfamiliar writing on it "You'll See". No artist. Obviously someone sent me a burn of something, but Lord only knows what it is. Tenor-organ-guitar and rhythm, and I thought that the leader might be Houston Person. But AMG is no help.

Apologies in advance to the individual who sent this to me, for forgetting that you sent it and what it is. But I'd really would appreciate some help ID-ing this thing.

[7/4]

Maybe it's part of the giant mobley love mirror?

[robviti]

have you tried loading it in the computer and using a program that's linked to the freedb.org database to see if it can identify it?

[Dan Gould]

have you tried loading it in the computer and using a program that's linked to the freedb.org database to see if it can identify it?

I don't know about that database but "Music match" didn't, and that's the program that has identified CDRs under their source title in other cases.

[Bluesman]

Try Mike Ledonne "Smokin Out Loud".

[Dan Gould]

No.

[Bluesman]

Try this

http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=17128

[Fer Urbina]

Is this it?

The Anniversary Quartet - You'll See!

Track listing: After The Love Has Gone, 11 Years, Lament, You'll See, Delilah, Cherokee, Outro.

Personnel: Eric Alexander, tenor saxophone; Peter Bernstein, guitar; Mike LeDonne, organ; Joe Farnsworth, drums.

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[Dan Gould]

That's it! Credit also to Bluesman.

Now I remember - that disc had to be removed from the Cellar Jazz website because they hadn't gotten permission to record EA, and someone helped me out with a burn.

Thanks for solving the mystery, and thanks again to whoever it was who helped me out with a disc that couldn't be legally sold when I tried to get it.