mikeweil

https://www.discogs.com/release/11021135-Giuseppe-Torelli-Charivari-Agréable-Kah-Ming-Ng-The-Original-Brandenburg-Concertos

The Cal Tjader disco is now updated to include the Penthouse recordings.

amazon.com is where I found the covers I linked in the Vanguard discography thread. Never trust any online source without a second independent one.

This could be helpful: https://www.bsnpubs.com/new/vanguard.pdf

The two Brother John Sellers albums had catalogue numbers 7022 and 8005. The first was folk blues, the second a mix of blues, folk and gospel tunes with a jazz backing, thus placed in the 8000 Jazz Showcase series. Do not ask me why Bobby Henderson's second solo piano album was issued in the 9000 series, I have not heard it, and it cannot be found on discogs: Call House Blues : Bobby Henderson (p) solos New York, 1957 Diga diga doo Vanguard VRS9017 Some of these days - St. Louis blues - A good man is hard to find - Alexander's ragtime band - There'll be some changes made - Three o'clock in the morning - Take me out to the ball game - Baby, won't you please come home ? - Call house blues - Take me to the land of jazz - Missouri waltz - After you've gone - Put on your old grey bonnet - Ballin' the Jack - That red sock is a nice detail. Maybe not "jazz" enough? Just found this, maybe it's helpful: https://www.bsnpubs.com/new/vanguard.pdf

Seems like it isn't listed on discogs: Call House Blues : Bobby Henderson (p) solos New York, 1957 Diga diga doo Vanguard VRS9017 Some of these days - St. Louis blues - A good man is hard to find - Alexander's ragtime band - There'll be some changes made - Three o'clock in the morning - Take me out to the ball game - Baby, won't you please come home ? - Call house blues - Take me to the land of jazz - Missouri waltz - After you've gone - Put on your old grey bonnet - Ballin' the Jack -

It does not surprise me. Back in the day I heard Get Together on the radio and liked it, but never saw one of their records in the shops here.

It has! I think that is rather unusual. I never saw anybody drink Vecchia Romagna on the rocks.

Dissolve them in acid before adding to the soup, or grind them thoroughly.

Just had this: ... which made me look for more, and I found this:

Haha .... Italian brandy is warmed a bit rather than cooled.

This is nice, but in the long run I prefer music made on "real" instruments. I am not up to date on the latest developments in the genre as I lost interest during its disco beat phase.