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  • Birthday 03/15/1948

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    " In 1957 he was coming off a superlative year; he [.........] continued to work with Clifford Brown....." Clifford Brown died in 1956.
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    Rather surprisingly, I found Wilson's better. Despite high expectations (or maybe because of them), Koloda's book is kind of a disaster, considering that it is supposed to be the result of years of work and research. I almost didn't find a single page without factual errors or ridiculous interpretations. It's good though that he spoke with Donald while he was still with us.
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    Some fine Sam Dockery solo piano (and talking) here: https://freshairarchive.org/guests/sam-dockery Always had a weak spot for Sam Dockery ever since I first heard him in the early 1960s.
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    Sam Dockery 1999. Love it.
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    Saw the Quartet, August 1, 1965 at the Comblain-la-Tour festival in Belgium.
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    "Don Warren" = Don Moore (of 1963 New York Contemporary Five fame) and "Howard McGray" = Howard McRae (who also played in the 1962 Dixon-Shepp Quartet on Savoy.
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    There was another concert at jazzclub Persepolis in Utrecht, May 6. I was there too. Don't know if it was recorded.
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    king ubu: Musis Sacrum is NOT the same as the Akademie voor Beeldende Kunst. The concert was at the aula of the Akademie. I was there.
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    Newman's was a disc recorder, not a wire recorder. He used large discs and recorded at 33 rpm (machines had that option). That's why his recordings were longer than the usual 3.5 min of the time.
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    Jimmy Heath Big Band, Philadelphia 1948, with Heath conducting, Bird soloing and Coltrane in the reed section.
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    Sunny Murray Earl Freeman Don (Rafael) Garrett Art Taylor Frank Wright Bobby Few
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    Oscar Pettiford
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    I played a lot of chess with (bassist) Victor Kaihatu and with (trombonist) Radu Malfatti.
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    Don Byas recorded with the Platters while the latter were in Paris in 1957. Indeed, just a gig, no big deal.
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