New Capitol reissues in August

[JSngry]

Looking at the Chris Sheridan Bio Discography, it looks like the live unissued 1966 recordings might be the following:

Cannonball (as)

Nat (cornet)

Zawinul (piano)

Herbie Lewis (bass)

Roy McCurdy (d)

Live at "the Club", Chicago

3/18/66:

Money in the Pocket

Stardust

3/19/66

Hear Me Talking to You

Requiem for a Jazz Musician

Theme

3/20/66

The Sticks

Cannon's Theme

Fiddler on the Roof

Jive Samba

I Can't Get Started

Manha de Carnaval

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No, not really, June Christy, Stan Kenton or post-1960 Cannonball are just not my cup of tea.

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Looking at that possible set list, I'd think that any qualms about this being a "compromised" date are probably not too well-founded! If that's in fact what's on there, which we admittedly don't know. But hey - pretty straight ahead set list, and other live recordings from the period show that a tune like "Fiddler" was treated, unlike the studio recording, as an all-out, no holds barred, blowing vehicle. So I for one am looking forward to checking this one out.

Hearing Herbie Lewis with this band holds more than a little allure for me as well!

[Ed S]

Reiner

How 'bout starting to lobby MC for Adderley's Soul Zodiac. I have the French release of Soul of the Bible and dig the hell out of it.

[Bluerein]

Ed: finally I can say I hate an album (Soul of the Bible that is). I don't know the Zodiac but if it's in the same vein I won't ask MC for it because I know he won't like it either.

[Ed S]

Hey, there's always Water!

I thought I would hate Soul of the Bible too - almost did not buy it. For whatever reason, I really dig it. VERY late 60ish.

[Swinging Swede]

Here's the cover for the new Cannonball album:

[JSngry]

That live Cannonball side does have my attention...

[jazzbo]

I too am very eager to hear that Cannon! Post 1960 Cannon IS my cup of tea! And I'm mighty thirsty!