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There's a video from the '85 Montreal festival with Nussbaum on youtube..

Have anyone scanned the Heavyweight Champion booklet? mine is lost

THANKS for the NAT COLE Info(-:

He had a long run. He was a positive force on the scene in GermanyI RIP Herb Geller. Thanks for the music!

Hi team, Happy Holidays! Does any body have the discography info for #138 The Complete Capitol Recordings of the Nat King Cole Trios? Can't find the info anywhere..... Thanks, Domo

Thanks for this!!! A treat! Be great to hear that whole night!!!! I gave that recording to Woody3, but some how or other, he has the personnel wrong. I recorded it myself.: Elvin Jones - Drums Andrew White - Tenor Ari Brown - Tenor Andy McCloud - Bass Marvin Horne - Guitar Woody Shaw - Trumpet 11/18/80

Would love to know who was hitting the week of Nov 29. 1955??? This is fantastic!!! Thanks!

OK where do I find him?? Thanks.

Just hoping to find this Uptown LP 27.11 Philly Joe Jones & Dameronia - To Tadd With Love. I remember it had Johnny Coles. Did it come out on CD? Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks!

Frankie was a wonderful drummer and a real character. Anyone know where he is?

does anyone know who was playing with herbie and Christina A????

any news on Ricky Sebastian?????

any news if Frankie Dunlop is still around??????

¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿ anyone hear news on the great drummer Johnny Vidacovich???????

Hi team, Looking for these Billy Mitchell recordings from Detroit..........originally released on Dee Gee. 1) 1948 or 51-3? (Thad, Terry Pollard, Alvin Jackson or Jimmy Richardson & Elvin) Tunes include: Rockaway Rock Rainy Day Blues Danny Boy The bulldozer The following additional titles were released on a Savoy CD SV0188 which I have located Compulsory The blue room The zec Alone Together Less urgent, but I'd still love to hear it: 2) 1950 : Kenny Burrell and the Four Sharps. (prob. Yusef, Tommy Flanagan, Bill Burrell or Alvin Jackson) This is a 78, so only 2 tunes, and Hindai Butts plays drums on one of them: Kenny's Sound My Funny Valentine Anybody got theses rarities??? Thanks! --------------------

Adam Nussbaum btw.........Bellson is Italian

Stereo Jacks..............Indeed, A great place. A haven for folks like us!!!!!! ciao, domo1129

Steve Voce posted the following message to the jazz-westcoast list today. The least known of the drum giants, Frank Isola, died yesterday in a Veterans' Hospital in Detroit. Anyone familiar with the Stan Getz Quintet or the Gerry Mulligan Quartet that included Bob Brookmeyer will be familiar with Frank's work. He was a rhythm section genius and one of the least obtrusive drummers of them all. It's not for nothing that Peggy Lee, Claude Thornhill, Elliot Lawrence and others hired Frank He recorded with Charlie Parker and Helen Merrill. When Mose Allison made his first record under his own name he had Frank on drums. It turned out to be Frank's last. When Tommy Dorsey wanted a drummer whilst in New York he had his manager call Frank. As Bill Crow recalls, Frank thought for a bit and then said 'No thanks. Tell Tommy I'm not in a sentimental mood...' Steve Voce