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Hé also appreartrd one track of thé Randy Wreston at Café Bohemia LP ’
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This is coming put on Bastille Day. There will be celebrations here..: -
I don’t have a vinyl copy of the album anymore but I remember that when it came out the blue and red photo was on front which carried no sign at all. The back cover had the liner notes.
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Goooooooooooooooooooooooooool
brownie replied to Van Basten II's topic in Miscellaneous - Non-Political
Too bad for France that Griezmann seemed off on that final match when he could have made a différence that day! Argentine was a deserving winner! What a great match it was! -
Luciano, the jazz session was recorded on April 10, 1967 at the studio Davout in Paris. The studio closed its doors a while ago. And welcome to this place. It is the best one to discuss jazz with a lot of participants who share an incredible knowledge on numerous related subjects.
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Just to correct spellings: drummer is Jacques Thollot, And it’s Luis Fuentes, Jacques Pelzer....
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I was at the recording of the jazz music of Le Depart back in 1967 in Paris. Komeda was taking care of the proceedings and not playing piano the day I attended. Rene Urtreger was the sole pianist behind Don Cherry, Gato Barbieri and others.
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Everything about Teddy Reig was big. Wish his book was even bigger than it is. Bought my copy for 29,95 dollars during a visit at NY’s Jazz Record Center soon after it came out.
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Sorry to report that the great Italian photographer Giuseppe Pino died in Bellagio this week. He was 82.
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Jean-Luc Godard has died, says Libération He was 91.
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Sempe died yesterday in Paris. He was 89. He is deeply missed.... So is forum contributor Paul Secor....
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Columbia Ellington LPs: Who are the engineers?
brownie replied to Mark Stryker's topic in Discography
Fred Plaut recorded many of Miles sessions for Columbia inluding ’Kind of Blue’. -
News of his death still remain unreported in the NY Times or the Washington Post. Or did I miss these?
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Very sad news. Tremendously underrated player.. Saw him when he was playing with Archie Shepp back in the 60’s. Love the sessions he recorded for BN.
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The excellent French ténor saxophonist Jean-Louis Chautemps who played with Martial Solal, Chet Baker and Nathan Davis, among others, died in Paris last week.