TCell
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Yes LITA is doing Dreams, so I had thought it was Bacchanal. However, when I asked if it was Bacchanal I got, "It's not that album.", which I took as correct artist, wrong album.
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Yes LITA is doing Dreams, so I had thought it was Bacchanal. However, when I asked if it was Bacchanal I got, "It's not that album.", which I took as correct artist, wrong album.
keylime_5
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Yes LITA is doing Dreams, so I had thought it was Bacchanal. However, when I asked if it was Bacchanal I got, "It's not that album.", which I took as correct artist, wrong album.
Interesting. Well Dreams was his only other 1968 album on Skye. They've never double dipped a reissue in Classics like this before if it is Dreams.
keylime_5
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Donny Hathaway is from Chicago
the year was 1970 right... if so then its definitely everything is everything
Here's the list of jazz musicians from Missouri. What was the other past hints: 1957, only did 2 albums with that label.
en.wikipedia.org
Category:Jazz musicians from Missouri - Wikipedia
Wes C. Attle
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I thought this was referring only to the October ROTM and going along with the “released on his own label,” as the other two who founded Skye Records were Cal Tjader (born in Missouri) and Gary McFarland (born in... California... so... nevermind)
MattS
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SO maybe a KC guy for November? Miles is from St. Louis, but he's out and the rest of St Louie jazz is a bit thin. Some good players from KC though
keylime_5
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There are a ton of Jazz Giants from Missouri. Charlie Parker, Grant Green, Lester Young, Coleman Hawkins, Ben Webster, Oliver Nelson, and some guy named Miles Davis just off the top of my head.
TCell
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Yeah, back to the drawing board for those two.
Clark Terry is from St. Louis and only had two albums out on Riverside, both in 1957.
Edit: Serenade to a Bus Seat is with Johnny Griffin and the Wynton Kelly Trio. That's be pretty sweet.
keylime_5
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Hmmm, wikipedia says he had 4 on riverside.
Wes C. Attle
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Clark Terry ended up coming back to Riverside
NathanRicaud
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Dang! Disappointing after the Speakers Corner pressing of Everything is Everything sounds great! I’ll be getting this Classics ROTM for sure still! I can still return my Speakers Corner pressing on Amazon, but feel a bit bad for doing so as there’s nothing wrong with it.....
keylime_5
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The Nat Turner reissue came out over a year later, and Speakers Corner is in Germany so I dont think VMP cares. Point taken on Lloyd Miller though.
dhodo
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It doesn't matter if VMP cares or not, one can't claim they are "exclusive" in any way if a similar quality European press is readily available for cheaper. I don't care though, that's just marketing. I'm happy with my VMP Call Me.