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Thanks for posting, this is huge

warnes family history involves many people involved in the early movie industry, most famously oliver marsh the cinematographer and his aunts are all famous silent movie actress with work dating as far back as 1910. Warnes mom its being said played violin for silent films- offscreen violin music during the scenes, theres no credits for her though, but I'm sure she did they really had that but not everyone got credited like in a film today. omg i just saw on imdb Oliver Marsh is listed there as being an uncredited additoinal photographer on 'Freaks' (1932)!! look at this 1918 film he photographed, staring another Marsh, one of wares aunts: holy crap, this film, 1923: look what its called::: this is crazy:::: Jazzmania! I bet Warne didnt even know about this. I mean how could he. Imdb was years away the nuts-est thing about oliver marsh though is he directed the LOST GRETA GARBO FILM or mostly lost, 1 reel survives, but he photographed it. THE DIVINE WOMAN (1928)- he photographed other Garbo stuff too he did the single standard (1929) one of the last silent films, the one shot in Catalina on the water on a boat n stuff, an early vacation movie. he also did that

so was this based on Tristano it is said he had some sort of psychological hold over the students or is there any truth to that or he had some 'effect' etc because Konitz broke away from that but Warne maybe not as much?

i can see why this one is so rare, it is very different, and in many ways the end of the real BN organ era. Ronnie Fosters hella good, but hes more a "keyboard" player, its more a keyboard albums those, not "organ" albums...... never seen that, either version

oh- yyy! definitely- i have the 78 & 45 of that, and the 80s lp issue, so i guess i have all the issues lol (original version)

where is sun ra doing stranded in the jungle? The transpearency set he does Tequila I remember....but i dont remember those others you know- what set do you have?

yea theres no recordings from the magic city days, right

the thing that holds this record back is that on the surface its an Earl Klugh lp, its very similar style to his albums of the time and of course its the man himself. But the soundtrack director writes all the songs, not Earl Klugh, that is what seperates it from really being an earl klugh album, its more like a session he was on, that still sounds like his style, but you know if he wrote the album it would of been better

YES ITS CALLED MORE TV ACTION JAZZ

WHAT ABOUT THIS!!!!!! trk 6: STAR OF AFRICA

the drummer is absolutely killing it on these tracks, whoever it is (earl palmer?) no that just wild guess. but hes doing all kind of crazy stuff, i got this for the live version of my boyfriends back, which didn't disappoint

i have the CD- Its a very early japan cd. It sounds good

yyy is that new york is now. i have love call. they are just like the eminent ornette coleman vol 1 & 2. but in the liberty era i guess they didnt want to do volume numbers, so they just gave them separate names. but yeah i need vol 1

Miles Davis: Porgy & Bess // Sketches of Spain: yes or no. have now mint copies, (Sketches= stereo)- im excited that philly joe jones plays on porgy it says....i hope i can "come 'round" to these this time.....

ill keep it it picks up side two a bit

listening to mulligan concert band for the 1st time- so its pianoless like his prior famous combos, but big band, i was suprised they arent his arangements though are the other concert band lps his arrangements- he was known as a big band arranger i was suprised its like gary mcfarland and george russell not mulligan. not completely sold on it as a keeper yet but its ok, do we all like this lp? maybe a scan of the mosaic notes would or a summary will give me a greater appriciation? maybe its a keeper but its not like grabbing right out at me. You know lately ive really got into anything with Mel Lewis. He knows how to do it

never seen that pic!

you like unipaks my guy? im all for gatefolds....but,

have it I extreme-need the cd of this!!

RIP RIP. Your sentiment is repeated a lot, but truth of the matter is its rooted in fact.

makes a lot of sense....

not yet

cool have a good experience you have been busting your hump in jazz a long time theres a reason its you on the gig and not chewy & jsngry's spoken word audiobook. We also hope its not extra difficult due to covid. Thats amazing the outtakes were put on a cd reissue, Japan only? BN should be doing more of that kind of stuff, and in the US......Ill put that on the "ask don was next time" list. I am interested in Just Coolin' now.......so we are actually getting a completely new unreleased product afterall.............thats what Don meant when he told me "Stay Tuned".......we were walking to the bus and security were like ok don will do whatever u want and see u later and i was walking the whole length with him and i was all Don we gotta go back in the vaults and put out some of the unreleased stuff, and he was all "stay tuned"