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  1. Re : Crusaders at Lighthouse ' 69 Well my copy is not a copy of the gatefold edition but the sound quality is excellent as all Toshiba reissues I know and have. A little handicap is that I cant read the japanese liners
  2. Pacific Jazz (Liberty reissue) JP 8855 - The Jazz Crusaders " Lighthouse ' 69" -
  3. LA Jazzinstitute presents Shorty Rogers and His Giants at the Rendevous Ballroom September 27, 1952 (Vol 1 & 2)
  4. Verve (Polydor K.K.) J25J 25124 - Buddy Rich/Harry Edison " Buddy & Sweets" - rec. 1955 -
  5. Progressive Records 7014 - Buddy DeFranco Quintet " Like Someone In Love" - rec.1977 - Engineer: Fred Miller
  6. Soulnote 121169-1 - Lee Konitz Quartet "The New york Album" - rec. 1987 - Engineer: Gennaro Carone
  7. Warner Bros. BS 2977 - Pat Martino " Joyous Lake" - rec. 1975 -
  8. Well I have a Roulette compilation with Dankworth but not with the track you did mention but found the EP at Discogs:
  9. No they didnt but it is more or less plagiatism (we see often also with other labels) what they did in the beginning of their existance (issueing long forgotten vinyls)
  10. Fresh Sound FSR-101 - Dave Pell " The Dave Pell Octet Plays Again" - rec. 1984 - Engineer: Greg Venable
  11. Nocturne Records NLP 6 - Bob Enevoldsen Quintet (Jazz In Hollywood Seies) - rec. 1954 - Engineer: John Neal
  12. Comment Page 1 of 2 1 2 Next MikeC http://www.bsnpubs.com/bsn-cd.gif Moderator Registered:01/30/04 Posts: 1,762 Posted 4 days ago · Edited #1 By the end of this year, this chat board will have been in operation for just under 28 years. And yes, there are some who have been part of it for the whole time. So why discontinue it, and why announce it ahead of time? I am rapidly closing in on 80 years old, and in the past couple of years have had some major health issues. It is inevitable that this site will close some day. But I would rather it be done in an orderly way, rather than the chaos if one day everybody showed up and the board was gone without notice. Having someone “take over” the chat board is just not practicable for a number of reasons. Others may want to start a follow-on chat board, and I’m giving space here for others to publicize where that board might be. I am happy that I was able to make this board and the discography section available to all cost free and without ads. Also, the early announcement will allow anyone the chance to copy any information they want to save. I’d like to say some things about the people who use this board. I am proud of you. You allowed this board to be a “family-friendly” place without flames or obscenities that often are found elsewhere. But even more I am proud of the group here who developed DES. This is the place where that started and this is the place where unbelievable advances in technology allowed mono recordings to be heard in stereo – not rechanneled stereo, but true multichannel separation. I brag all the time on “my guys” who have achieved such wonders. Little did I know in 1978 (46 years ago!) When I wrote the first Goldmine articles about rock and roll in stereo that a pipe dream such as DES would one day become a reality. And thanks to all those who helped others identify mystery songs. There has never been a group that is so good and talented at doing that. And thanks to those who keep us all up to date on happenings in the music world. All our lives are divided into different seasons. The season of my life devoted to music has been exhilarating and wonderful, but seasons come to an end. What’s in the future? Well, I intend to keep the discographies section up and will hopefully update it from time to time (as well as working with friends on other discography sites). If follow-on chat boards happen, I hope to participate as I can. Finally, a sincere thanks to everyone who has participated in this chat board. It’s been a pleasure. Mike __________________ Mike Callahan Chat Board Moderator Both Sides Now Publications
  13. Swingtime St 1028 - Lee Konitz "Swingtime" - rec. 1956 - Konitz with european friends on tour
  14. One of the best label discograpies on the net Both Sides Now Publications' Home Page Will close end December 2024. A real loss for collectors
  15. EMI/Stateside SSL 10429 - Herb Geller " Fire In The West" - rec. 1963 (orginally on JUBILEE)
  16. 👍 😁 Now listening to Radio HR Broadcast
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