Earl Hines Plays Harold Arlen

[Saint Vitus]

I have two Earl Hines solo CDs with the music from two March 1974 sessions produced by Stanley Dance for Alan Bates.

March 23, 1974

WARP Studios, NYC

Earl Hines - p

I've Got the World On A String ... STCD-4102

Over The Rainbow ... STCD-4102

Between The Devil & The Deep Blue Sea ... STCD-4102

It's Only A Paper Moon ... BLCD-760198

I've Got A Right to Sing The Blues ... BLCD-760198

March 24, 1974

WARP Studios, NYC

Earl Hines - p

Come Rain Or Come Shine ... STCD-4102

My Shining Hour ... STCD-4102

As Long As I Live (tk. ?) ... STCD-4102

As Long As I Live (tk. ?) ... BLCD-760198

One For My Baby ... BLCD-760198

Ill Wind ... BLCD-760198

Blues In The Night ... BLCD-760198

Stormy Weather ... BLCD-760198

Masters of Jazz, Vol. 2 (Storyville STCD-4102)

One for My Baby (Black Lion BLCD-760198)

So do these 2 CDs cover the complete sessions or is there a CD that has additional selections from the sessions?

Also, is there a good source that collects discographical information on Black Lion/Freedom labels? I could not find any on the 'Net ... $277 for the Lord CD-ROM ... $277 for the Lord CD-ROM ...... Is it worth selling an OOP Mosaic or two?

[P.D.]

according to Lord you have it all

There is no indication that As long as I live is two different takes, but the title appears on both the black Lion and the Storyville.

I obviously have theTom lord.. all the Books and the Cd rom. This kind of info. can be pulled up in seconds. I use the Lord a Lot sorting out my collection and preparing my own CDr's.( I still use the books a lot too ).

Don't mind using it to answer questions like this, but if you need this type of info regularily, then the Lord CD is worth it, perhaps not by selling off sets or albums, but maybe saving up for it.

There are errors in it, as in all works of this kind, but it is still a very useful tool to have.

[Saint Vitus]

Thanks.