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Jesper Thilo is member of the Danish Rafio Big Band. Have several recordings with that band.

In the collection 279 Farrell,Joe Outback 1971 CTI 6014 283 Farrell,Joe Penny Arcade 1974 CTI 6034 67 Farrell,Joe Skate Board Park 1979 Xanadu 174

Have some tapes with him and singer Roberta Gambarini touring Europe. Really a good combination W.

The title of this thread is misleading IMO. The individual preferences which one of his groups they like or not is a private statement and thats it. I have collected Peterson from his very early recordings on over all periods. My preferences are the trios with Brown and Kessel and/or Ellis. The Brown/Kessel fomation was the house rhythm serction for Norman Granz and is basis for many great records with all the great names you can find. The MPS recordings are also great for their sound. There is no doubt that he is one of the great names in jazz and this remains. The private statements from some people what they like or not has nothing to do with the quality Oscars playing. Thats a fact. Private opinions respected but they do not mean anything about the status of an artist like Peterson or others.

https://www.discogs.com/Lennie-Tristano-A-Guiding-Light-Of-The-Forties/release/7728213 Yes looks good. Above is the link from Discogs Thanks for the Info BTW how can I delete the free space? Thanks Here are my "Tristrano's" issued under Lennie's name + the one on that Capitol Classics. Tristano,Lennie Live at Birdland 1945-49 Jazz Records 1 Tristano,Lennie The rarest trio/quartet sessions 1946-47 Raretone 5008 Tristano,Lennie Stars of modern jazz (Carnegie Hall) 1949 IAIRC 20 Tristano,Lennie Requiem 1955 Atlantic 1224 Tristano,Lennie The Lennie Tristano Quartet 1955 Atlantic(2) 2-7006 Tristano,Lennie Lennie Tristano "Requiem" (LP`s 1224/1357) 1955/61 Atlantic 27003 Tristano,Lennie The New Tristano 1960 Atlantic(jap) 1357 Tristano,Lennie Descent into THE MAELSTROM 1976 East Wind 8040 Tristano/DeFranco Capitol Jazz Classics Vol 14 1949 Capitol(holl) 05280853

Some early work of Gil Melle on Bluenote BLUE NOTE 5020 New Faces-New Sounds/ Gil Melle Quintet And Sextet Eddie Bert (tb) Gil Melle (ts) Joe Manning (vib) George Wallington (p) Red Mitchell (b) Max Roach (d) Monica Dell (vo -2/4) Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, March 2, 1952 Eddie Bert (tb) Gil Melle (ts) George Wallington (p) Tal Farlow (g) Clyde Lombardi (b) Joe Morello (d) Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, January 31, 1953

One of my favorites is this one:

Re: Ira Sullivan OK played this one today

Just on the way to me - don't miss it - available4 on 2 CD's or 3 LP's Back in Stock Alert You asked us to tell you when Buddy RICH - Just In Time: The Final Recording is back in stock at Juno Records. This release is available today (0 in stock): Buddy RICH Just In Time: The Final Recording Gearbox Format: gatefold 3xLP + insert Cat: GB 1556ACE Release date: 9 December 2019 Jazz Stock level:

Here is another fan of this artist Have the following 2 CD's .... amd the second CD

Correct. Silly discussion leads to "nirwana".

A very good list of the Nocturn label [ CD's / 12" LP's / 10" LP's / 7" EP's] can be found here on Discogs https://www.discogs.com/label/82366-Nocturne-Records I have the Fresh Sound 3 CD box with the reissued Items. The Virgil Gonsalves 6tet can be found on an OPMEGA LP (reissued by V.S.O.P. Records as VSOP 24) titled "Jazz At Monterey" along with the Virgil Gonsalves/Jerry Counoyer big band. In addition to that the original Nocturne NLP 1 & NLP 6 have been reissued by Toshiba-EMI Ltd. in Japan. All mentioned Items in my stock. Pix available on request

track Heat Wave" This might be with Ray Brown (b) & Barney Kessel (g) from 1952 on label World Transmission Records track "Swinging till the girls come" home was issued on Verve VSP/VSPS-42 Oscar Peterson at JATP probably from 1953 The rest looks also as some JATP recordings with the early Peterson Trio. Later Herb Ellis was on guitar. Hope this helps

Here are my 2 Transition label recordings (japanese reissued) 710 Pomeroy,Herb Jazz in a Stable 1955 Transition(jap) 1 855 Watkins,Dough Watkins at Large 1955 Transition(jap) 20

Thanks for the Info. I add here my little stock - I'm more on the big band side: CD Johansson,Marku The first seven UMO Bigband plays BAT 1991 Beta 4028 Finland CD Kosimäki,Jouni Natura nihil agit frustra 1989 Joko 001 ld Finland CD Linnavalli,Esko UMO Bigband plays M.R.Abrahams 1989 UMO 101 ld Finland LP Linnavalli,Esko UMO Jazz Orchestra plays Koivistonen & Linkola 1985 Finnlevy 5123 cond Finland CD Saari,Jarmo a.o. Finnish Jazz 1995 1995 Finnish Jazz 904 div Finland CD Sampler Finnish Jazz 1991 1991 Finjazz 903 Finland CD Sarmanto,Heikki UMO Jazzorchestra "KALEVALA FANTASY" 1987 Finlandia 599362 ld Finland CD Sarpila,Annti UMO Jazz Ochestra live in concert 1991 AS 005 cl/ld Finland LP Sopanen,Hannu Imatra Bigband 1987 Imatra 003 Finland

A snapshot "in action" on Nov.02, 1981 at Jazzclub Koblenz

An official book about Finnish Jazz

Thanks Fabio, yes looks very interesting. Any source available? Have about 1.500 reels/Cassette tapes with unissued material and only a small portion digitized I do collect only specials like the one mentionerd above if the quality is first rate. Willie

For me with a lot of Kenton Items in the collection these are the 2 discs I favourite most: a) New concepts of artistry in rhythm b) Contemporary concepts.

Thats what I have collected so far CD-R Giants of Jazz Tour De Force 1969 Moon Records 006-2 LP Giants of Jazz Giants of Jazz in Berlin 1971 Emarcy(jap) 10108 LP Giants of Jazz Bob Fathers (Winding/Monk/Stitt/Blakey/McKibbon) 1971 Joker(jap) 142(2) CD-R Giants of Jazz Giants of Jazz + Dizzie Gillespie Quintet - live - 1971-74 Jazz Door 1277 LP Giants of Jazz The Giants of Jazz 1972 Atlantic(2) 2-905 LP Giants of Jazz Giants of Jazz in Switzerland 1972 Emarcy(jap) 10090 CD Giants of Jazz Live at the 1972 Monterey Jazz Festival 1972 MJF Records 08807230..

Thanks for that. Have to look it up. Hilton Ruiz on bord is great. Here you can find more on a list of his recordings https://www.discogs.com/de/artist/253367-George-Coleman

Was a treat for sure .... It really was. They came from Laren, Netherlands, where they played several concerts in November 1981

Mentioning George Coleman (in the Hilton Ruiz thread) reminds me of a concert we had in our private jazzclub in Koblenz, Germany with the George Coleman Octet on Dec. 02, 1981 George Coleman (ts & Leader) / Sal Nistico (ts) / Danny Moore (tp) / Mario Rivera (bs) / Bobby Watson (as) / Harold Mabern (p) / Clint Houston (b) / Billy Higgisns (dr) Here is the only LP I have fom the GC Octet with slighly different band members: Affinity AFF 178 (reissue of original Catalyst LP) Fotos from the Koblenz concert will follow

Mentioning George Coleman reminds me of a concert we had in our private jazzclub in Koblenz, Germany with the George Coleman Octet on Dec. 02, 1981 George Coleman (ts & Leader) / Sal Nistico (ts) / Danny Moore (tp) / Mario Rivera (bs) / Bobby Watson (as) / Harold Mabern (p) / Clint Houston (b) / Billy Higgisns (dr) Have to check my fotoarchive for some fotos I shot.