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Johnny Spence Big Band 'Why Not !' (UK Verve, stereo). Obscure title from 1968, stellar line up driven by Kenny Clare and superbly recorded by Adrian Kerridge at Lansdowne Studio.

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Johnny Spence Big Band 'Why Not !' (UK Verve, stereo). Obscure title from 1968, stellar line up driven by Kenny Clare and superbly recorded by Adrian Kerridge at Lansdowne Studio.

Coo! Johnny Spence used to do loads of TV themes. I bet that's one that TTK hasn't got :D

Finished up last night with

Leon Spencer - Where I'm comin' from - Prestige

Think I'll play some Rock & Roll later.

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I thought I would, and I DID

The Coasters - 20 great originals - Atco (Atlantic UK)

Little Richard - Here's Little Richard - Specialty (Ace)

Little Richard - Little Richard vol 2 - Specialty (Ace)

Chuck Berry - Is on top - Chess (Green Line Italy)

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Chuck Berry - After school session - Chess (Green Line Italy)

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Fats Domino - Rare Dominos vol 2 - Imperial (UA UK)

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Johnny Spence Big Band 'Why Not !' (UK Verve, stereo). Obscure title from 1968, stellar line up driven by Kenny Clare and superbly recorded by Adrian Kerridge at Lansdowne Studio.

Coo! Johnny Spence used to do loads of TV themes. I bet that's one that TTK hasn't got :D

Yep, there's one track on side 2 called 'Sugar Beat' that is apparently a TV show theme that sounds sort of familiar to me but I can't remember the show (too young I guess). A cracker of a track, too.

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Cecil Taylor Unit - Live in Vienna (Leo)

After listening to all four sides, I've got to say that I'm thrilled to have found this. It's an amazing performance by a group that, on paper, doesn't look like Cecil's best Unit. But they inhabit Taylor's world thoroughly - much more than on Live in Bologna from the same tour. And the vinyl contains the entire 90-minute performance, while the CD is edited down to 71 minutes. For years I've regretted choosing the CD of the Bologna concert over the double LP back in 1988, when I could have gotten either. But it was the 80s, and I was convinced of the superiority of CDs over vinyl. Blame it on my youth.

Anyway, this is an outstanding album, in absolute mint condition.

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