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  1. One of the more unusual recordings in the Swingville series was "The Happy Jazz Of Rex Stewart" (Swingville LP 2006; also issued as "Rex Stewart Memorial Album" on Prestige 7728, this one I have on vinyl). Does anyone know if this album has ever been reissued on cd?

    Rex Stewart & Wingy Manone - "Trumpet Jive!", Prestige 24119

  2. This is a great series - veteran musicians who still had plenty to say, and well recorded. Here's a link to a complete list

    http://www.plosin.com/milesahead/prestigeLabel.html#SVLP

    I especially like:

    2004 Tiny Grimes (not originally in this series, but it fits)

    2007 Al Casey

    2013 Prestige Blues Swingers

    2015 Budd Johnson

    2016 Coleman Hawkins & Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis

    2021 Shorty Baker & Doc Cheatham

    2023 Hal Singer

    2032 Benny Carter

    2034 Henry "Red" Allen

  3. Thanks a lot, Stereojack.

    So this Barney Wilen dissertation is wrong, as it lists two tracks from that concert in the Europa LP (Indiana & Now's the time) [see page 111]

    and this Stan Getz online discography is right.

    Are there liner notes in the Europa LP?

    If so, do they mention if "Indiana" was recorded at a "regular concert" from the Festival or at a mammoth jam session that took place the last day of the festival (and that also included Dizzy Gillespie and Tete Montoliu)?

    Regards,

    Agustín

    The liner notes on this (and most of the other LP's in this series) are useless bullshit, and the discographical details are inaccurate. I got my information from Arne Astrup's Stan Getz discography. There is no "Now's the Time" on this LP.

    I checked through the other Europa LP's, and on 1040 there is a version of "Now's the Time", credited to Rene Thomas Quintet. There are two tracks on the LP credited to Thomas, but the instrumentations don't match. The date given is 1962. On this track, the instrumentation is alto sax, guitar, bass, drums. Might this be Wilen?

  4. Could anybody who owns it confirm the discographical details for the tracks from the 1958 edition of the Cannes Jazz Festival?

    Thanks in advance!

    Agustín

    "Indiana" recorded at Cannes Jazz Festival, July 13, 1958. The band is Stan Getz, Guy Lafitte, Barney Wilen, Don Byas, Coleman Hawkins (ts), Martial Solal (p), Arvell Shaw (b), J. C. Heard (d)

    "Dear Old Stockholm" & "Lady Bird" rec. April, 1959, prob. at Blue Note, Paris. Stan Getz (ts), Rene Urtreger (p), Jimmy Gourley (g), Jean-Marie Ingrand (b), Kenny Clarke (d).

    "Theme For Emmanuel" & "Our Kind of Sabi" rec. August 26, 1971, Chateauville, France. Stan Getz (ts), Rene Thomas (g), Eddy Louiss (org), Bernard Lubat (d)

  5. some fellow emailed me in reference to a RED CLAY album i listed on ebay (why, or why) saying original press has green label , not tan. I don't think I have ever seen one like that. or any CTI lp with a green label. anyone expert on this ?

    The earliest CTI's (maybe the first five or six) are green label, after which they changed to the more familiar tan/yellow label.

    I bought "Red Clay" as a new release - it has a green label.

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