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The booklet is indeed an interesting read. -
19 years later your wish has come true https://archive.org/details/cd_the-complete-recordings-of-t-bone-walke_t-bone-walker
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Here’s another video that was published yesterday:
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Here is a two-part interview of NYC Hot Club’s Matthew Rivera: The second video goes into the record collection and the audio equipment (Steve “The Audiophiliac” Gutenberg being an audiophile).
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I saw the restored Seven Samurai here in Paris a few months ago. Am looking forward to purchasing the High and Low DVD. I was hoping for a restored version of Dersu Uzala. There is a good quality version on YouTube, for those interested: Nothing like seeing this on a big screen however.
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I saw Savion Glover at the Blue Note on my last trip to NYC two years ago: Great show, as always. Chris Dave & Weedie Braimah Duo ft. Savion Glover
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Listening to this album, as I just got tickets to see him perform here in Paris in September!
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Am looking forward to reading your book. Nice idea to publish a CD as well! Greetings from Paris!
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https://open.substack.com/pub/lorenschoenberg128589/p/todays-jazz-potpourri?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=post viewer https://www.jazz88.org/Player.asp?f=JP072025&p=https%3A//www.jazz88.org/programs/Jazz_Potpourri/%3Futm_source%3Dsubstack%26utm_medium%3Demail%23Jukebox&s=Jazz Potpourri%2C broadcast 07/20/25- Let's Swing!%26nbsp%3B&d=7182
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Too bad this concert was never released on an album!
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Very nice album. Jimmy Jones and Jimmy Forest are the stars of the show, IMO.
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It is nice have (practically) all of it in one place. On a side note, I was listening yesterday to the July 13, 1933 recording session in London, which is not in fact in the series. What a swinging session!
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Thanks, that's unfortunate.
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Will there be further volumes, or has the project been abandoned?