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i dug much more the slumchick than the slumdog and the movie, actually .

An extraordinary record based on french composers from the beginning of the XX century (Lili Boulanger, among others). Very coltranian feeling, but truly an original and haunting master piece. A must have. ( disclaimer : I'm not affiliated with any kind of record company, or any musicians playing here ! )

My favourite Gabor record. :tup

Brilliant record, by the way. Its worth the search

Sonny Stitt Sonny Stitt Sonny Stitt Sonny Stitt Sonny Stitt Sonny Stitt Sonny Stitt Sonny Stitt Roost 2208 Blue label With Freddie Green, guitar !!!

Wes Montgomery "Full House" RLP 434, Blue label DG mono.

The Allman Brothers band "LIve at Fillmore East", Capricorn Rolf Kuhn "Be my guest" Panorama orange label DG

Not so rare : sometimes you find one label pasted on another. It happens also with back covers.

Ron Mc Master

That's one on my wish list! And a tricky one to get a good copy of. Lots of copies with breakfast fry-up hiss ! The very first editions with the large DG have no hiss. The later, with narrow DG have sometimes. The last with no DG at all, has the hiss.

Flanagan, Suleeman, Coltrane, Burrell "The cats New Jazz 8217 Original DG purple. Fine session.

Its very sad news. Gerry Niewood was a brilliant musician. He also played with pop musicians (notably with Simon and Garfunkel in Central Park in 1985).

Wow, this is a fine and rare one. with Frank Butler and Jimmy Bond Yesterday at night : Sonny Stitt "Now" Impulse A40 mono.

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(I don't know where) Some Blue Note professors say that starting somewhere in 1959, recordings were originally done stereo and then refolded for Mono. But some other Blue Note doctors (from elsewhere) says no. This is a huge and violent debate.

recycle.

Don Byas is great as the ocean. Don Byas is the universe. Don Byas is uncomparable. I've never spent a day without him. I srtongly suggest : ALL THE CHRONOLOGICAL CLASSICS : 882, 910, 959, 1009, 1073, 1239, 1315, 1372 And the "Jazz in Paris" series. Don Byas rules.

Interesting informations... Thanks for sharing it.

I must precise that I've bought many original pressing from them, too. Always incredible conditions and outstanding service.

It must be a rewarding job.

Everybody knows them on Ebay. How can they have SO MUCH incredible condition records ? While quality records are getting rarer each day, Euclid records seems to have an endless stock of immaculate, minty, pristine original records to auction ? Absolutely no suspicion in my question, just wonder. And want your advice.

This thread is why i love Organissimo Jazz Forum : just a little question... and in two hours later, 2 pages of knowledgeable answers and discussion... (by the way, what was the initial question ? )

And what is a "WLP" Riverside? This post has been edited by Elizabeth Schwartzkopf: Today, 10:47 AM White Label Promo !!

Most WLP Riversides i've listened to sound as bad as their regular counterparts.

But the best among the bests is "Rainbow Mountain". The Attila of Ebay's jazz records !! and look at this one : low feedback, big money (and what for the brain ?)Jutta Hipp