Ray Nance Oddity (Live w/Sol Yaged)

[JSngry]

[jazzbo]

No.

Looks good!

[JSngry]

Ray Nance is always good!

Found it on an album covers blog: http://nicealbumshameaboutthecover.blogspot.com/

No place else, yet...

[Rooster_Ties]

Here's one on eBay (and another one, and ANOTHER one) -- and 2 or 3 more on Amazon that are a little bit more expensive.

Edited February 15, 2011 by Rooster_Ties

[EKE BBB]

According to the usual discographies, the three Sol Yaged discs on the Lane label are:

Live At The Gaslight Club:

Sol Yaged (cl) Dave Martin (p) Sam Ulano (d)

Live "Gaslight Club", New York, c. 1967

I want to be happy Lane LP149

Poor butterfly -

Riverboat shuffle -

More than you know -

Runnin' wild -

St. James infirmary -

Compromise -

Jazz me blues -

Do you know what it means to miss New Orleans ? -

Bugle call rag -

One More Time:

Ray Nance (cnt,vln,vcl) Sol Yaged (cl) Dave Martin (p) Ronnie Markowitz (b) Sam Ulano (d)

Live "Gaslight Club", New York, c. late 1967

Winchester Cathedral Lane LP154

Wolverine blues -

Autumn leaves -

St. James infirmary -

Ain't misbehavin' -

Nagasaki -

Crazy rhythm -

St. Louis blues -

Hindustan -

Note: Lane LP154(mono) = LPS154(stereo).

Sol Yaged And His Quartet At The Gaslight Club:

Ray Nance (tp,vln) Sol Yaged (cl) Dave Martin (p) Ronnie Markowitz (b) Sam Ulano (d)

Live "Gaslight Club", New York, c. 1968

When the saints go marching in Lane LP155

Speakeasy blues -

Lazy river -

Clarinet marmalade -

It might as well be swing -

Sweet Lorraine -

Muskrat ramble -

Note: Lane LP155(mono) = LPS155(stereo).

[Christiern]

Sol wanted so much to be Benny—and, sometimes, he almost was.

[jazzbo]

In a slightly more perfect world these would be a Mosaic Select.

[JSngry]

Assuming that they're actually as good as we want them to be...

[jazzbo]

Well, the odds are good.

[AllenLowe]

Sol Yaged - is he still alive (which may dicate what I can say about him here)? he used to play for Jets games, I think; also, I went to hear Bill Triglia play with him one night at a Dixieland joint somewhere in Manhattan (The Red Garter? Can't remember). Except for Triglia the band was horrible - Bill told me that Yaged used to hire guys who owed him money so he wouldn't have to pay them. At one point Triglia, disgusted, started playing the piano with his shoe.

Edited February 15, 2011 by AllenLowe

[JSngry]

Well, the odds are good.

I'm looking at that lineup and leaning that way myself...Nance tips it for me.

[AllenLowe]

can't go wrong with Nance - Yaged is Yaged but he is not a human being with whom I would want to share a space.

Edited February 15, 2011 by AllenLowe

[Chuck Nessa]

No space is being held.