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[randyhersom]

Timings and a quick compare lead me to ID 2 as The Barbara Song composed by Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill.

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Grant Green – First Recordings – CD (Compilation, Remastered), 2013 [r13568700] | Discogs

If six was nine ... well it is.

 

Edited November 3 by randyhersom

[Dan Gould]

2 hours ago, JSngry said:

 

There ta'go. Now to find the album this version is on?

 

I'm not that concerned unless it's something with a lot of orphan tracks that don't exist elsewhere.

[randyhersom]

Also track 4 on Black Forrest

[JSngry]

18 minutes ago, randyhersom said:

Also track 4 on Black Forrest

There ya go! As good as the first-releawd takes. Mostly just balance issues ( like this one) and raggy heads that got them shelved 

It's a most worthy addition imo 

2 hours ago, randyhersom said:

Timings and a quick compare lead me to ID 2 as The Barbara Song composed by Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill.

 

From The Threepenny Opera, that's it! But there's one notable party not yet named...

[randyhersom]

On 2, Wayne Shorter does solo on tenor eventually.

Edited November 4 by randyhersom

[JSngry]

Exactly! One of his most ephemeral solos, perhaps the most. It is almost inaudible when it ends, dissipating into the mist even more slowly than it enters it.

[randyhersom]

9 is Helena, the last track (#8) from El Chico.  Chico and Gabor, but no Dolphy

[JSngry]

50 minutes ago, randyhersom said:

9 is Helena, the last track (#8) from El Chico.  Chico and Gabor, but no Dolphy

Correct again!

The flutist may come a surprise to some, but the bassist shouldn't.

[B. Clugston]

Track 4 is from André Jolivet’s Pastorales de Noël. Nice post-Debussy vibe. I have no idea who is playing but my wild guess is it’s members of Ornette Coleman’s one-time backup band, the Philadelphia Wind Quintet, plus Marilyn Costello on harp. 

[JSngry]

2 hours ago, B. Clugston said:

Track 4 is from André Jolivet’s Pastorales de Noël. Nice post-Debussy vibe. I have no idea who is playing but my wild guess is it’s members of Ornette Coleman’s one-time backup band, the Philadelphia Wind Quintet, plus Marilyn Costello on harp. 

Right on all counts!