Does anyone know anything about This cd, Three T's

[BERIGAN]

Ok, I see the cd in the worldsrecords.com catalog. Don't know how new it is, but assume pretty new relase from Jazz Oracle. $17 thru Worlds records. So I just thought I'd see if was much cheaper somewheres else. Couldn't find it on Amazon. Ok...Then I remember Oracle has there own web site! http://www.jazzoracle.com/ So, I check there. And, I can't find the cd!!! Must be my mistake. I dig around some more. The only new releases are a Jack Teagarden called, Jack Teagarden 1930 Studio Sessions Sounds pretty interesting. So does this Eddie South set Eddie South Cheloni Broadcast Transcriptions, 1933 (3 CD set) Then I see that they haven't updated the website since august of 2006!!! Hmmm. Could that be the problem? Why would you put out a cd, but not update your website to show this fact? I still feel it may be buried somewhere there, but I can't find it.

I have done a google search, and didn't seem to pull up any info except a link to worlds site.

http://www.worldsrecords.com/cgi-bin/store...mp;phrase=60793

There was a cd I picked up several years ago that had their commerical releases, I think it was on the "Teagarden" label, but looks to be long out of print.(What a shocker) I checked out the www.jackteagarden.com site, but no mention of either relase. So....anyone own it yet???

Edited June 15, 2007 by BERIGAN

[jazzbo]

It's not out yet. If you dig around the Worlds site I think you'll find it as an "upcoming" cd. Worlds does this with a number of releases, you can order it, and it will be charged to you and will ship to you when it is released. Worlds gets Jazz Oracles, and a lot of European releases, before other distributors do, somehow. No complaints from me, the only hitch being you pay full price for them. I'm a big fan and support of Worlds.

This cd will be interesting. I have some live Three Ts material on an Aircheck Records lp. . . I don't know if this cd will duplicate that material and also have more or not, but it's likely to be a fun cd.

The Teagarden 1930 cd is good, and the Eddie South is in my opinion REAL good, I like it best of all the South I have.

[BERIGAN]

It's not out yet. If you dig around the Worlds site I think you'll find it as an "upcoming" cd. Worlds does this with a number of releases, you can order it, and it will be charged to you and will ship to you when it is released. Worlds gets Jazz Oracles, and a lot of European releases, before other distributors do, somehow. No complaints from me, the only hitch being you pay full price for them. I'm a big fan and support of Worlds.

This cd will be interesting. I have some live Three Ts material on an Aircheck Records lp. . . I don't know if this cd will duplicate that material and also have more or not, but it's likely to be a fun cd.

The Teagarden 1930 cd is good, and the Eddie South is in my opinion REAL good, I like it best of all the South I have.

Ah, that's what I get for just looking at the paper catalog! Thanks! A bit more digging, and it shows under coming soon, and that it came out in April. Methinks there was some sort of delay....still, wonder why Jazz Oracle doesn't have it on their own site, no matter when it comes out???

Sounds like the Eddie South set is one to save my pennies for! Just checked Amazon, and no listing at all for this set. More pennies for Worlds records, which is fine.....

[jazzbo]

The Worlds price on the South is excellent, about five or more (when you factor shipping) cheaper than cduniverse.