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Thnx....but - which one with Woody Shaw you dig most ?

Mike, thnx for your speedy feedback - yes the two Jimmy Rowles Choice outings are superb....have to confess that I do not now any of the three Hancock Mwandishi recordings though.....

After listening recently to following records I was more more than ever amazed by Buster Williams and his playing - of course, as he was a frequent contributor to recording sessions, I should have a number of these in my collection - nevertheless I would be interested, which recordings - from other boardmember`s perspective - show his abilities to best effect.....

I`ve recently asked for this issue vie the LF thread....... Here we have the additional 5 tracks listed : http://www.discogs.com/Al-Haig-Trio-Invitation/release/1712336 A helpfull boardmember linked me to the Amazon.jp site, where one copy is on offer (for 220 USD + postage !!!) - as the info is written in japanese, not sure about the cd`s condition (could be "very good"), but (again in japanese) contentwise 13 tracks are listed...... As mentioned i would LOVE to hear these tracks (in whichever form...), but the forementioned offer on Amazon.jp was conditionwise too risky to me... Hopefully another boardmemner can spread a little bit light (or more...) on that....

Frank Zappa "One Size Fits All" (DiscReet Records) 1975

regarding the later cover, couldn`t resist reg this "alternative rolling stock"

B.T Express "Non Stop" (Roadshow Records) 1975

Commodores "Movin On" (Motown) 1975 Commodores "Hot On The Tracks" (Motown) 1976

Michael Garrick "Home Stretch Blues" (Vocalion) 1972 Ray Bryant "Lonesome Traveller" (Cadet) 1967 Gladys Knight "Midnight Train To Georgia" (Marble) 1988 O.V. Wright "Memphis Unlimited" (Backbeat) 1973 Al Green "Backup Train" (Hot Line Records) 1966

Jack Wilson "Ramblin`" (Vault) 1967

Archie Whitewater "Archie Whitewater" (Cadet Concept) 1970

Paul Butterfield "Put It In Your Ear" (Chess) 1975

Peter, thnx for taking time for relistening to this cd - your feedback is helpfull for sure. Especially "Black Forrest" was the main driver to ask about subject session.....