russes01

I have maybe 15,000 LPs and I still buy them - just like I have since the 1970’s. Having most of what can be found in the wild - I have started buying 78’s….

Sadly I was away on vacation and not here - but would be interested in Django if still avail…

Saw her hers in MPLS about 5 years ago and missed her by one day in NYC with Sheila cause I put it on the wrong day in my calendar (back when you had to keep one).

I found a nice stash of acetates - some air shots others seem like home recordings - in the strangest way. They were listed on Wolfgangs as home recordings. I had been talking to a guy who collects home recordings - so I looked at them to see what the labels said. Lloyd Lifton with Lee Konitz, Lee Konitz, and Lennie Tristano. So I bought everything that had similar handwriting. Probably came from the Jazz Record Mart when the entire inventory went to Wolfgangs. Lee sings on a couple - something you don’t hear elsewhere. I think most likely from the mid 40’s in Chicago.

Have posted before - but seems worth it to post here: Tristano with accordion - request access when you link - there are several good sides (trio and solo too) happy to share. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EHUB_Lk_dF1-ciCbkAhjxk_McV_0Mn6_/view?usp=drivesdk from acetate - not pristine.

I have and love this record

Will happily pay the tariff for Revolt of the Negro Lawn Jockeys

Arrived from Amazon today - not yet played.

A link to what I think is a home recording before joining Thornhill...one of several acetates at home. Probably need to request access. Lloyd Lifton sextet with Lee. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OxaVsV5OdMFSRf7klMk4pB2Pym-q7T7n/view?usp=drivesdk

I too bought the Monk set on release and kept up through 34 or 36 sets then stopped buying everything...only some regrettably.

There are those who swear by two sets of Advents - one on top of the other. I have never heard this so can’t say.

I like the Marcy Lutes record (Gil Evans arranges about 1/3) - I have and enjoy the Pat Scott record but it’s more commercial - Jane Harvey, Anne Richards and Honi Gordon I have and endorse.

I saw a few of these shows - but missed too many back when I was a student w/o funds (or enough knowledge).

Track three is Boundaries by Elton Dean for sure. As I recall Dennis referenced as inspiration for his excellent Catechism.

I think I have box #11 ordered as soon as I heard about it.

Arrived - excellent packaging - the bubble wrap saved the day as the mailman decided to leave it on one of the planters (in a downpour) instead of the covered entrance... no damage!

If not sold i’ll go for it. Love Brueker and have no idea what the others are...

Saw him with his band Acoustic Death Wish - Cox, Dave King, & Brandon Wozniak in June at the now defunct (closed last day of June) Artists Quarter in St. Paul. Great playing - mostly Cox originals and an Ornette tune.

Sure - figure it should be out in the world. A few other interesting things i’ve lucked into while out digging for stuff. I have a full set of the second Esquire concert I need to get transcribed cause they look as clean as the Duke discs - hopefully sound good too.

Free to download - Ellington in Duluth 1946 - from broadcast acetates I found last summer. Third is an interview with Duke and Strayhorn. Interesting snapshot of an average workday. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1C1ryHA4GAJSN1ZolMpPAS1BZaqFh7Atb/view?usp=drivesdk https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NjkejroQ7NIYTVW7ZF8dqFYM4Ro__0BF/view?usp=drivesdk https://drive.google.com/file/d/10i22GP-WiKfB27riKcK1xxdVXlbalWhG/view?usp=drivesdk probably need to request access.

My copy has the artwork taped to a jacket (loose - no glue) with the seeds record inside. Very odd.

I have the Savoy Be Bop 78 album but it is missing 945...

All this dance talk reminds me I have an acetate of Steve Condos with Chu Berry - trend chasers I guess....

Yep there is plenty of piano. https://twitter.com/russjazz/status/999828976821592069?s=21 if you want to hear a twitter size snip.

Cool, thanks! If it works we'll get copies to you and Jeff Crompton. It's odd how difficult it is to find a home for something like this. I first thought to give then to the Jazz Museum but no response at all. But probably better to be with Tristano - she has the mission to keep it alive.