Delmark

[clifford_thornton]

Still have yet to hear that 1st Ira Sullivan on Delmark, too (or is that actually a "Delmar"?). I have and enjoy Nicky's Tune, but Clifford Jordan blowing alongside Sullivan's arsenal looks pretty fine indeed.

[clifford_thornton]

Also, as of this morning, my balls seem to be working perfectly.

[Kalo]

Eddie 'Cleanhead' Vinson - Kidney Stew Is fine

w/ Hal Singer on Tenor, Jay McShann on Piano and T-Bone Walker on Guitar, You Know!

On deck next!

I've got that on Delmark vinyl (it was originally on the French Black & Blue Label). The CD cover is a lot nicer than the LP.

Highly recommended!

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Eddie 'Cleanhead' Vinson - Kidney Stew Is fine

w/ Hal Singer on Tenor, Jay McShann on Piano and T-Bone Walker on Guitar, You Know!

On deck next!

I've got that on Delmark vinyl (it was originally on the French Black & Blue Label). The CD cover is a lot nicer than the LP.

Highly recommended!

There was a T-Bone on (German) Polydor from about the same time, that I think Delmark issued in the US. Is that right, anyone know?

MG

[Chuck Nessa]

There was a T-Bone on (German) Polydor from about the same time, that I think Delmark issued in the US. Is that right, anyone know?

MG

T-Bone Walker I Want A Little Girl, Delmark 633, was originally a Black & Blue release. Bandmates are Hal Singer, Georges Arvanitas, Jackie Samson and S P Leary.

[Stefan Wood]

ANY Ernest Dawkins or Kahil El' Zabar cds from Delmark are a worthwhile purchase.

[rpklich]

I liked the Ira Sullivans. I also liked the Chris Woods "Modus Operandi". Like Bob Koester, Delmark's owner, Chris was from St. Louis.

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

There was a T-Bone on (German) Polydor from about the same time, that I think Delmark issued in the US. Is that right, anyone know?

MG

T-Bone Walker I Want A Little Girl, Delmark 633, was originally a Black & Blue release. Bandmates are Hal Singer, Georges Arvanitas, Jackie Samson and S P Leary.

Thanks Chuck.

MG

[Peter]

ANY Ernest Dawkins or Kahil El' Zabar cds from Delmark are a worthwhile purchase.

Strongly Agree!!!

[P.L.M]

The best Braxton' Ghost Trance Music (according to my taste) is on Delmark.

- Anthony Braxton: Four Compositions (GTM) 2000 (DelmarkDG 544)

Featuring Kevin Uehlinger on piano (no, he is not related to hatOLOGY's boss Werner X. Uehlinger), Keith Witty on string bass and Noam Schatz on percussion.

If you don't like GTM, this record will make you change your mind.

Edited October 17, 2008 by P.L.M

[clifford_thornton]

I liked the Ira Sullivans. I also liked the Chris Woods "Modus Operandi". Like Bob Koester, Delmark's owner, Chris was from St. Louis.

Keeping an eye out for the orig DelmaR of the first Sullivan. Anybody got an extra copy?

[papsrus]

ANY Ernest Dawkins or Kahil El' Zabar cds from Delmark are a worthwhile purchase.

Strongly Agree!!!

Just got turned on to El' Zabar. Good stuff.

[danasgoodstuff]

Delmark is a great label and (having spoken to him once or twice) Bob K. is a heck of a guy too. When I worked at the Electric Fetus in Mpls we played at least an LP side of Jr. Wells' Hoodoo Man Blues EVERY DAY and sold at least one copy every time we did. They once ran an add of all the v. diverse artists who made their first albums for Delmark, amazing really... And Magic Sam totally rules!

[Nate Dorward]

I should mention that there will be a feature article on Delmark in the next Signal to Noise.

[Uncle Skid]

Thanks, Peter, for bringing this thread back up!

On PLM's recommendation, I ordered Braxton's Four Compositions (GTM) 2000 from the Jazz Record Mart. Also added Hoodoo Man Blues to the cart.

Both arrived today. Both = :tup .