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At SHF the cover above was erased because "nudity" was shown in the opinion of the moderators ???? Fotographer is Sam Haskins. https://www.instagram.com/sam_haskins/?hl=en So I created this one below which went through ;-]]

Dooto DTL 247 /FSR-694 - The Curtis Counce Quintet " Exploring The Future" - rec. 1958

MPS St 15214 - The Kenny Clarke-Francy Boland Big Band - "All Smiles" - rec.1968 - Engineer: Wolfgang Hirschmann

👍 💗 Excellent! A favorite in the collection.

Aurex Jazz Festival '83 EastWorld EWJ-80270 - Art Blakey & All Star Jazz Messengers - rec. Sept. 2, 1983 - Engineer: Shogo Takeuchi Last Edit: less than a minute ago by wbjazzcorner Reply Quick Reply

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EastWorld EWJ-80239 - The Dave Brubeck Quartet at Aurex Jazz Festival '82 - rec. Sept. 1st, 2nd & 05, 1982 - Engineer: Shogo Takeuchi

Here is the first(origininal) version with the same tracks https://www.discogs.com/master/350975-Jim-Hall-Trio-Jazz-Guitar

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There exist 2 versions . One has a drummer (Larry Bunker) copied in I've read.

Yep! My music! 💗 Tobacco Road B/2544 - Clarke-Boland Big Band "Open Door" - rec. 1975(Muse) -

Spotlite 108 - Two early bebop groups " Anthropolity" - rec, 1947/48 feat. Parker, Tristano, Tadd Dameron

Coral CRL 57241 - Neal Hefti & His Orchestra " Hollywood Songbook Vol. 1" - rec. 1958

Transition TRLP 30 - "Jazz In Transition" - rec 1955/56 Yep! My music! 💗

RST Records 903 219 - Hans Koller " The German Years 1957 - 1964 - Compiled by: Klaus Schulz

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MPS (Japan) KUX-144-P - Billy Harper "Trying To Make Heaven My Home" - rec. 1979 - Engineer: 'Gibbs' Platen

VeeJay UPS-2068 JY - Interpretations by the Wynton Kelly Quartet - rec. 1967 -

Interesting compilation 👍 - have the ABC BB vinyl.

Yes a really good one 👍 😁

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Thats a beautiful recording. Love it. 💗

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More on german jazz (post WW II) The documentation is somewhat rare. The label Bear Family has issued 2 Items. Here is the first one from the first german Jazzfestival in Frankfurt am Main with the German Allstars, rec. 1953. Remarkable is that the bass player Hans Last later had a big commercial success on the pop scene under his name 'James Last'.