mikeweil

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Some of the wildest Christmas jazz there is!

I love these statements. Just as much as I dislike those who improvise on Monk tunes by Ranking the changes.

Since nobody posted this so far as I can see: Merry Christmas to you all!

Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most - when sung by Helen Merrill on her 1969 Milestone LP.

It's not about flagging members. Of course politically motivated decisions affect the jazz world, but experience showed that discussing these here does not lead anywhere.

Well, at least a few Christmas tracks on this compilation:

Unfortunately only half of that album was added as a bonus to the United Artists Booker Little CD reissue.

I love this!

I would have bet that you did! I remember Hawes was prety much strung out during those months in New York.

Read his memoir .... the Prestige session was in May, the one with Mingus in July. Does your turntable play back at 16 rpm?

Alice Coltrane's albums are the only ones on which I like Sanders' playing, I must admit.

All is well. I probably was too tired when I thought there was a discrepancy.

No I am abit puzzled. This is what Lord has: ------------------------------------------------------ East/West Controversy : Hampton Hawes Trio : Hampton Hawes (p) Harper Crosby (b) Larance Marable (d) Live "The Haig" club, Los Angeles, September 22, 1951 Buzzy Vantage VLP-1, Xanadu 104, (Jap)JC706, YS7097 What is this thing called love ? - - - - Bud's blues - - - - Another hair-do - - - - All the things you are - - - - Bluebird - - - - Note:Vantage VLP1 mistitled following tunes : "What is this thing called love" as "These foolish things". "Bud's blues" as "Hamp's claws". "Blue bird" as "Hamp's paws". All Xanadu issues titled "East/West Controversy"; reverse of the LP by Paul Chambers. All above titles also on Fresh Sound (Sp)FSRCD369-2 [CD] titled "Hampton Hawes : Trio And Quartet 1951-1956"; a 2 CD set. ------------------------------------------------------- Piano : East/West : Hampton Hawes Quartet/Freddie Redd Trio : Larry Bunker (vib) Hampton Hawes (p) Clarence Jones (b) Larance Marable (d) Los Angeles, December 1952 Buzzy Prest PRLP212, LP7067, OJC CD1705-2 [CD] Hamp's paws Prest PRLP212, LP7067, P24052, OJC CD1705-2 [CD] Move - - - Once in a while - - - Fanfare - - - I'll remember April - - - Just squeeze me - - - Terrible "T" - - - Note:First four titles also on Esquire (E)EP179. Prestige P24052 titled "Piano giants"; rest of this LP by others. Prestige OJC 1705, CD1705-2 [CD] both titled "Piano : East/West"; rest of this LP/CD by Freddie Redd. All above titles also on OJC 1705, Status ST8307, Prestige (Jap)VIJ-5018, Esquire (E)20-079, Barclay (F)84.048, Fresh Sound (Sp)FSRCD369-2 [CD].

R.I.P. Saw him live once or twice, not my favourite music, but his performance was convincing.

Yesterday afternoon:

I will have to look for it in the basement. It might take a few days ......

When I went to sleep last night- very beautiful music.

There was an article in disc'ribe, the magazine Michael Cuscuna and David Wild ran at the time of their Coltrane discography, that already stated there were no tapes to be found.

No, the Prestige had a quartet session with Larry Bunker von vibes.