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Shiah Records SR 118 - Phil Wilson " Latin American Tour" - rec. 1985

Shiah Records SR 116 - Phil Wilson " Live!!! At Joe Seagal's Jazz Showcase" - rec. 1984

😁👍 Excellent trombone player. Know his sound from the "Airmen Of Note"

Was reissued in the french "RCA Masters" series which I have with a bunch of other RCA's.

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Re jazz from Finland Most groups are a bit "far ou#" for my taste. I prefer the west coast sound. The UMO orchestra is very modern in my ears (all 3 I have) so I didnt continue these. Have a few more small groups but will give them a spin first before I can recommend anything. Thanks for you Interest. 😁👍

good pressings those early vinyls from FSR some more jazz from Finland

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Coral Records CRL 57283 - Leith Stevens " Jazz Themes From Private Hell 36" - rec. 1959

Decca [Japan VIM -7208] - Leith Stevens " Jazz Themes From 'The Wild One' - rec. 1953

Would rather call it "The first Herd" for the 1946 orchestra ;-]]

Yes my top favorite on guitar. Great his recordings with Eddie Costa playing that very percussive piano with his left hand. Was also in touch with the author of this fine discography compiling coverart and Down Beat articles.

Agreed. Have the 12" vinyl from Japan There exists also this version with slightly different cover art & some different titles and some overlapping ones

Yes you are correct. Here are some more Informations: Albert Mangelsdorff (German) [M923-15] Now Jazz Ramwong: same pers but Heinz Sauer (ts,sop-2) Frankfurt, June 6 & 7, 1964 Now jazz ramwong (2) (*) CBS (G)S63162, L + R (G)LR41007, CDLR71001 [CD] Sakura waltz - - - Blue fanfare (*) - - - Three jazz moods on a theme by Ravi Shankar (*) - - - Burungkaka - - - Raknash (gl,rh duo) - - - Theme from Vietnam (am solo) - - - Es sungen drei Engel (*) - - - Note: (*) These titles also on Pacific PJ10095(mono) = ST20095(stereo), titled "Now, jazz ramwong", apparently with severe editing on all titles. For a session of April 22, 1966 see under Jazz Workshop Ensemble.

Original on Pacific Jazz Records Now playing Blue Note BST 84036 [Liberty reissue] - Lou Donaldson " Sunny Side Up" - rec. 1960 - Engineer: Rudy Van Gelder

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👍😁 Interesting. Have the same cover on the Mainstream label. Swinging music BTW

Yep! Could listen to it every week. Shorty never topped this recording even he made some very good ones with his big band. 😁 👍

DAWN DCD 103 - Zoot Sims Goes To Jazzville - rec. 1956 / including 6 tracks not on the vinyl edition

CBS 66378 (3 LP set) - Woody Herman " The Thundering Herds"

interesting record. Gets a spin here and then. Here is another one from my stock: 😁👍 have it with this cover

Re Shorty Rogers "July 11, 1953" Could you pl. explain that a bit. ---> 'what means no' in that matter? The tracks and dates are the same on your and mine ('Jam Session') copy ---> see below: From Lord's discography Shorty Rogers [R5166-15] Jazz Superstars: Shorty Rogers And His Big Band: Shorty Rogers, Conrad Gozzo, Maynard Ferguson, Don Dennis, Ruben McFall (tp) Bob Enevoldsen (v-tb) Bob Edmondson, Herbie Harper (tb) unknown (tu) Herb Geller (as) Jack Montrose, Bill Perkins (ts) Bill Holman (ts,bar) Lorraine Geller (p) John Simmons (b) Chuck Flores (d) Live "Rendezvous Ballroom", Balboa Beach, CA, July 11, 1953 Sometimes I'm happy Jam Session JS100, Time Is T19804 [CD] How high the moon - - Short snort [Short stop] (*) - - Take the "A" train - C jam blues - - The great lie - Buzzy (*) - - Note: "Short snort" as "Short stop" on Scarecrow SC-801, Time Is T19804 [CD], Giant Steps GIST010 [CD]. Jam Session JS100 as by the Jazz Superstars. Time Is T19804 [CD] titled "Big Band Volume 1". (*) These 3 titles also on Giant Steps GIST010 [CD]. All titles from Jam Session JS100 also on Straight Ahead Jazz SAJ-1002 (titled "Short Snort"), Scarecrow SC-801, Solid Sender SC-801. L.A. Jazz Society LAJI004 [CD] titled "An Expression From Rogers: The Rare And Unissued Shorty Rogers". (members CD's only)

MCA Coral COPS 6854-D1/1-2 - Les Brown At The Palladium - rec. Nov. 1952 with the unbelievable Ronnie Lang (as) on " Montoona Clipper"