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My most recent find at € 9,95. Terrific!

Have it and like it .... and just new from Japan:

Have this one too. Just great agreed!

It is indeed. Just this recording is discussed in the "Jazz West Coast " list. Some weeks later the group played in Augsburg, Germany. This was broadcasted and I have it on open reel. Historic performances.

One of the many Klaus Doldinger's Passport

Columbia HR-118-EV [Japan 1972] - The Birdlanders Vol. 3 - rec. 1955 Compilation Group a) Milt Jackson (vib) / Jay Jay Johnson (tb) / Al Cohn (ts) / Henri Renaud (p) / Percy Heath (b) / Charlie Smith (dr) - 2 tracks Group b) Al Cohn (ts) / Henri Renaud (p) / Gene Ramey (b) / Denzil Best (dr) - 2 tracks Group c) Duke Jordan (p) / Gene Ramey (b) / Lee Abraham (dr) - 1 track Group d) Oscar Pettiford (b) / Kai Winding (tb) / Al Cohn (ts) / Henri Renaud (p) / Tal Farlow (g) /Maxwell Rich (dr) - 2 tracks

In memoriam to US Altosax player Richie Cole. Here is a recording from his visit to Leningrad (USSR) from 1989 Can someone read the liner notes who is playing beside Cole? MELODIA C60 30069 006 - Richie Cole " Leningrad Alto Madness"

There was also a Prestige 2-fer with these tracks. You might look for this one. Johnson,J.J. Four Trombones...The DEBUT recordings 1953 Prestige(2) 2-4097

Agreed. The 3 LP album on Cafe Records isnt bad either. Here comes some fine West Coast Jazz

Would be nice to go travellin' these days !!

Like very much. One of the very cool "exports" of Germany to the US.

My fav guitar player + the great Eddie Costa with his percussive piano.

This french reissue= one of my "Island" records out of many from Shorty. As hot as this April 2020 in Germany.