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Alton Purnell - Funky Piano New Orleans Style (Warner Bros. mono). I've never been able to figure out what this 1958 album was supposed to be - jazz, pop, R & B? But at some point I stopped caring - it's just a blast. Plas Johnson, Red Callender, and fellow New Orleanian Earl Palmer help Alton do whatever it is he's doing.

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Clark Terry, Johnny Griffin, Ernie Henry, Wynton Kelly, Wilbur Ware, Kenny Drew, Philly Joe Jones, Paul Chambers/Cruisin' the Rhythm Sections (Jazzland)

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Lee Collins - A Night at the Victory Club (New Orleans), plus the "soundsheet" record that was included in the great New Orleans trumpeter's autobiography, Oh, Didn't He Ramble - it includes an additional tune from the Victory Club sessions.

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Lee Collins - A Night at the Victory Club (New Orleans), plus the "soundsheet" record that was included in the great New Orleans trumpeter's autobiography, Oh, Didn't He Ramble - it includes an additional tune from the Victory Club sessions.

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'Change Is' is a corker. The presence of Guy Warren, with encouragement of ian Carr, is a bit of an anomaly though - my understanding is that Don Rendell wasn't entirely happy with it. You can hear the genesis of the group's break up in this session.

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I hear that Lansdowne Studios (or what was Lansdowne Studios before they gutted it to make a banker pad ;) ) is back on the market for £12M. The old basement studio area is now a fancy kitchen/diner. Anyone fancy clubbing together to put a sneaky offer in? :lol:

Yeah, 'Belladonna' is great. I have the Vertigo LP in the racks somewhere..

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Lee Collins - In the 30's: I Can Dish It - Can You Take It? (Collectors Items). The great New Orleans trumpeter recorded nothing under his own name in the 1930s and 40s, only as an accompanist. But he sounds fabulous on these sides by Lil Hardaway, Richard M. Jones, Blue Scott, Lil Johnson, Victoria Spivey, and The Yas Yas Girl.

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