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Trend TR-539 - Buddy Childers Big Band "Just Buddy's" - rec. 1983/84 - Engineer:Bill Bradley

Progressive Records PRO 7062 - Dick Meldonian / Sonny Igoe Big Band plays Gene Roland Music - rec.1981 - Engineers: Fred Miller & Harry Munz

Excellent and love it ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ BTW appears also with this coverart:

Discovery DS-836 - June Christy / Lou Levy Sextet " Impromptu" - rec. 1977 - Emgineer: Gordon Shyrock

Ah yes but havent seen this in Mike's listing

Most important for my entertainment are good melodies. Here is one with a great trombone section Discovery DS-891 - John [Towner] Williams & Co Plays The Music Of Harold Arlen "Here's What I'm Here For" - rec. 1957 (Original released as Bethlehem BCB-6025)

Discovery DS-790 - Barone-Burghardt Orchestra - Maiden In Switzerland" - rec. 1976 - Engineer: Rolf Borrman

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EmArCy 195J-10101 (Japan) - Georgie Auld Quintet "Plays the Winners"

Storyville 311 (10") - George Wein Presents "Ruby Braff & Friends at The Boston Arts Festival"

👍 ❤️ Yes an excellent CD-set (also here) even having most music also on single vinyls. 😄 👍 Both really good swing. This kind of BB swing is missing today.

Concord Jazz CJ-21 - Shelly Manne Quintet "Perk Up" - rec. 1976 - Engineer: Dave Wieckman

RCA Victor BGL2-2203 - Woody Herman - "The New Thundering Herd - The 40th Anniversary Carnegie Hall Concert" - rec. Nov. 20, 1976 -

The orginal (jap. reissue 1992) PJ-0065 - rec. March 1962 - Engineer: Richard Bock

A1 Now's The Time Written-By – Charlie Parker Written-By – John Lewis (2) 5:24 B1 Fifty Second Street Theme Written-By – Thelonious Monk 14:38 B2 I Remember Clifford Written-By – Benny Golson 6:07 C1 Saint Thomas Written-By – Sonny Rollins 3:04 C2 Afternoon In Paris Written-By – John Lewis (2) 3:02 C3 Trav'lin' Light Written-By – Mundy*, Mercer*, Young* 12:20 C4 Winter In Wonderland Written-By – Sonny Rollins 5:19 D1 Four Written-By – Miles Davis 5:54 D2 Four Written-By – Miles Davis 7:52 D3 When You Wish Upon A Star Written-By – Sonny Rollins 3:26 Credits Bass – Bob Cranshaw (tracks: B2, C4, D3), Dave Izenson* (tracks: C3), Ron Carter (tracks: A, B1, C1, C2, D1, D2), Teddy Smith (tracks: C3) Cornet – Thad Jones (tracks: B2) Drums – Mickey Roker (tracks: C4, D3), Roy McCurdy (tracks: A, B, C1, C2, D1, D2), Stu Martin (tracks: C3) Guitar – Jim Hall (tracks: C3) Piano – Herbie Hancock (tracks: A, B, C2 - D1, D3) Tenor Saxophone – Sonny Rollins

A marvellous Getz compilation box

Thanks for the Info. Have that on the 'Tobacco Road' label Cat# 2544 and was somewhat in doubt that I should have missed the Muse edition.

Understand I right that "Off Limits" is also on Muse label (vinyl)? I fear I missed some of the KC-FB stuff. when I was on it. So would you mind if I send my my listing of KC-FB stuff and members privately for a check. Thanks

Re: unissued material on Volume I "Historically Speaking". --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thats correct after checking The booklet comments as "unissued sequences" the following material on Disc 1 and 2: - The Inferno Suite (4 tracks) - Disc 1 - Sketched from the 'Faces' suite (3 tracks) Disc 1 - Selection from 'The Folk Songs Session' (4 tracks) - Disc 2 - Selections from 'Gyson's Session 1967' (5 tracks) I must admit I hadnt read the very small printed text to this material My numbered copies: Vol 1 = 0503 / Vol 2 = 0843

More tracks on the CD version?