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..... mw a . - - SAL ENi LP !H~l Page 4 I m = ..- §SALE! CHAMBER * TRANSITION ,R m ." -.-- ," -" mW,- -111.1-11, mMUSIC S EIY! * JAZZTONE I * VERVE, Paie ' II "sa:M.¢ i _~~~~~~~ I i STORYVILLE 13 I 1 Schedul II With the first flak BACH, VERDI Rey. gr Famous Chamber Music So- week, there was a fl 2-12" LP Albns ciety mail-rder 12" hi-fi UPs activity at MIT as CHORAL WORKS on PURE TRANSPARENT STOr/ILLE SrIP-.902: SIDNEY RUBY VINYL (the mast ex- ET Jazz at Storyville. Decher. six freshman interc( Vic Dickenson, trombone; pernsie kind) and in- cloth- TRANSITION TRLP-M-1: LOVEY Drootin, drums; , prepared for the wini covered album jacket as well POWELL SINGS Upstairs at the Duplex with Brooks Morton at t hepiano. and George Wain, , give letic Director Richar. as glassine inner sleeve! the mellow sounds at an on-loe nounced that these B( Radio Shack has a very lim- I'll Remember April, Bidin' My Time, recording at Boston's Store If Love Were All, and 12 other en- compete in 158 eve ited number of these superb chanting songs. Bugle Blues, , Mail Order Club issues. Rhythm, Lady Be Good, etc. forthcoming months TRANSITION TRLP-J-4: IAZZ MES- We've pre-packed them in SENGERS personnel in Byrd's Eye STORY'VILLE STLP-903: TEDDI sports fans will get . groups of '3 disks to save us SINGS This gal "sings" man View. Includes Everything Happens tow. A dozen jazz tunes, incl ness much more ac time, and you money. $1.23 to Me, Hank's Tune, Doug's Blues, Fools Fall in Love, This Is U. were able to view thi per-disk-cost is unbelievably El Sino and Rank's Other Tune. A You Turned the Tables on Me. low in these days of rising ,nust" with the "most"! there were only thr Eael 2-12" LP Albom! STrORT!LLE STLP-W5. JOE NEW three yearling teamns classical.disk prices! ! Ship. YRANSITION TRILP-5: BYRD-JAZl . and the boys maste -tGSS- : FUR grsobn~ ra w. 3 lbs. per group. Don Byrd, Yusef Lateef and Banyr mood of melody in this cool c- Harris In a sizzling on-location re- Both basketball an. tort, on two 121 UPdisks In alibum tion of 10 "sides" including E2 set. Magnlficent story of nativity, cording session at a new this week. The pucks Order Grup R-CMS-3 music society concert. the Sun, My Blue Heaven, King tomorrow afternoon brilliantly performed by the Ham- and Joe's own I Feel Like a Nev burg Chamber Orchestra and St. TRANiSTION TRlP 1O:i/= BY SUN STORYVILLE STLP-SO6: ME. while the cagers, fr Thomas Choir. Limited quanUty, 3 for $3A49 RA the brilliant 11 piece orchestra 'ROUND IN MONTMARTRE with never before available at a prics Three 12" Chamber Music Society of Chicago's most prominent modem Lou ,Williams (piano), Don Wednesday evening r JAMONE I like this! Ship. 2 lbs. recordings on rubyvinyl, cloth-coy. jazz composer and instrumentalist. J-1210: SWINSIG WITH (tenor sax), Alvin Banks (bass ered jacket. Super sound with 5 rhythm, 3 brass RUBY BI kFF, top trumpeteer, with Dave Pochonet (drums) and or m.wn/m,': vtt -- m; CM-4; BEETHONEW Quintet in C Ma- and 3 reeds in ultra high fidelity. a band off his own selection, in a flip side we have Alix Combal! Te -EBom; S t Mar. On two 12r jir op. 29, Quintet in C Minor op. TRANSITION TRP-19: CECIL TATLOR medley of 10 great numbers includ- Son Orchestra avec Buck Cia HarrierC LP disks in album set. Your last 104; the Pascal String Quartet plus -controversial, classically trained Ing I'll Neever Be The Same, Only A The sidemen are French, bum chance to get ill 3 Verdi choral -plays his own jazz compositions we Me Or Leave Me, Deep masterworks at a price like this. Walter Gerhard, violinist. Blues, Lov trumpet is Clayton, all the wa, Bob Mullen '60 and CM.S: SCHUBERT Dueo for Violin and with soprano sax, bass and drums River, I'mi Shooting High, 'Deed I STORYVILLE STLP-SO?: ZOOT $1f I, -s. :H'..; % Netherlands Philharmonic, and Vi- on Jazz were elected co-capta: Piano In A Major, Sonata for Cello Advance. Do. BOBBY Tonite's E enna State Ope orchestras and and Piano "Arpeggtore"; Louis Kauf- cross country team at chorus. Ship. 2 Ibs. TRAISItIOt TRLP-20: WATK(INS AT JAZOTHE.J-1225; MEET BUCK CUVY- Today. You've heard Barry man, violin; George Ricci,_ ello. LARGE , , TOM. Buckk paces a group of top recite Hamlet, and seen Pm: /~,'~~,/-*~.;'.' Z·'% ~'& country awards dinne: Rf-MMS-2021: BACH Mass in D Minor, Enormouts savings that can't be , , Duke instrumenttalists thru an album dance, now hear sin- Both were consistent] an two 212LP dEsks in album set at duplicated. Jordan and-Arthur Taylor swing with recorded init Paris to bring Parisians blues . . . 8 great jazz select a give-away Radio Shack bargain CM-6: BACH - W. F. Bach Sinfonla five "sides" including Return to a samplinl1g of great American jazz. including Zoot's Tune, Blue $ for this year's harrie price! This is a certain sell-out so in D Minor, C. P. E. Bach Sinfonia in Paradise, Phinupi and More of the Some of thhe tunes: West End Blues, and Blues. captain of the 1958 hill rush your mail order. The Bavarian C, and J. C. Bach Sanfonias in B Same. Wrap Youur Troubles In Dreams, STORYVILE STEP-08: RUBY B has lettered twice in t: State Orchestra, Uta Graf and other Flat and D; music by J. S. Bach's TRANSITION TRLP-21: LUCKY THOMP- Lazy Riveer, Swingin' With Mezz Hustlin' and Bustlin' with the fine soloists. Ship. 2 lbs. 3 talented sons; Maurits van den SON The Sound - Lucky (Mezz Mezzzrow). trumpet sound. A mad mixtur is also a double lettern Berg and the Concert Hall Chamber Strikes- with a dazzling dozen se- JAZTONE moods, 10 in all, from the Orchestra. lections, including 10 Thompson singn aTJ-1229: MAXINE SULLIVAN bang Ad Lib Blues to the mr originals - Quick as a Flash, Still , an album entitled FLOW When It's Sleepy Time Down S. Waters, The Parisian Knight, and GENTLY , SSWEET RYHTHM, supported Order Group R-CM S 4 ers of the original JOHN STORYVILLE STLP-909: PEE. others. bymne others.~ ~ KIRBY BAILND!Don't miss this one! 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MILLI VERNON a great lady of! being. and Jo Joroes (drums). The quintet- Sings with a mood subdued an: CM-21: STRAVINSKY Duo Concertant JAZZTONE J-1222: JACK TEAGARDEN gives withn the sounds supreme on tensely moving. Milli mingles I Ted Heath -- `HFATHiW' for Violin and Piano, Suite Italienne blows a magnificent horn as only all-time grreats such as Snake Eyes, Moon Ray, Blue Rain, This y¥. for Cello and Plano; Louis Kaufman, this great trombonist and his band Box Cars, I Can't Get Started With Kisses, Moments Like This. violin; Ra)y Garbousova, cello. can do on this collection of sounds. You, Lullaaby of the Leaves, and more. ; ~ ..... CM-7: TSCHAIIKOVSKY Quartet No. Includes 12 greats, among them King others. ! ,.-'._, ; 4 STORYVILLE STLP-911: LEE Wli 3; the great Pascal String Quartet Porter Stomp, High Society, Mis'ry STORYrILL,LESTLP-515: JACKIE & ROY SINGS and ELLIS LARKINS P In a typically brilliant performance and the Blues, Bad Actin' Woman, Sing! Babyy Sing! Jackie sings and Piano Solos. of a quartet.of which only I other Riverboat Shuffle. Roy plays in a "people are wonder- recording is available on LP records! d. Twelve songs here will STORYVILLE STLP-11: LEE W JAZZYCOE $-1232: DIXIELAND EX. full' mood SINGS ar, ELLIS LtA1KINS PRESS Wild Bill Davison All-Stars convinme :you, they're the greatest I ince pie and ice cream! I Piano Solos in Duologue. Missk.- play 7 Dixieland dazzlers including together sl sings 8 Rodgers &Hart songs?-- Thinking of You, When the Saints STORYVLLILE STLP-S16: WOMEN IN a husky, erotic, lyaroth herr ADD 35¢ PER. Go Marching In, etc. The Dixieland AZ Six ofc the great ladies in jazz and Ellis Larkins' piano solos rs Rhythm Kings jazz fest Includes presented at their very best - Lee How vul punctuate these charming ma RECORD ORDER Mamma Don't 'Low, Riverside Blues, Wiley, Marry Lou Williams, Milli Ver- of music. Dirty Bottom Stomp, and 4 other non, Teddii King, Toshiko and Jackie people w:. Dixieland doings! 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L R-LL.1564: FIRST AMERICAN TOUR pieces, including Split Kick, Tootsie Things Youu Are, No Moon at All, and to order,' around the country with- Ted piay- Roll, Mosquito Knees, For Stompers 4 more selllections. JAZZTONE -1209: BILLIE St ing Lullaby Of Broadway, Carolina Only, etc. STORYVIL-E: STLP-920: VIC DICKEN SINGS an unforgettable group, kind of h In The Morning, St. Louis Blues, JAZZTONE J-1218: SON'S Bosi,ton Story. The Dickenson inally recorded at the peak fashionab , Beautiful Ohio, etc. $ 49 h and Chu Berry are the featured trombone, with George Wein (piano), career: I Gotta Right To Sonl The 8 top discs of Ted Heath This album shows the big band at tenor saxes in this original Com- Jimmy WCBode (bass), and Buzzy Blues; Lover Come Back To Met its best! BRAND NEW RCA-Victor Red Seal Z2" modore 14-hit session with Clayton, Drootin (duIrums) swing In A Senti- -braceable You; 14 in all d hardto o and orchestra on London ffrr LP classics, all very fecently re- at phenomenal savings! The R-LL-1500: RODGERS FOR0 MDERNS Eldridge, Bushkin, and real REAL mental Moood, Lower Come Back to choicest, most poignant b roundbet has your favorite Richard Rodgers leased. Your choice, while they last, all stars.MeAlTo e Soon, Vic's Boston Story The best LP she's ever made records are big (12"), the val- songs played in the Heath style: at exactly HALF OFF the regular and 8 moree tunes. ing to this reporter! Gunsby s $4.98 price. Ship, wt. 1 lb. MGV-8241: RUaY BRAFF GCTET with ue is big (over 1/2 off) and There's A Small Hotel, Thou Swell, -1 the music is big-time! Ted's This Can't Be Love, The Blue Room, R-LM-2092: PROKOFIEFF Symphony PEE WEE RUSSELL and BOBBY were sud Dancing On The Ceiling, The Lady No. 7, Symphony No. I ("Classical"), HENDERSON. Features three sensa- t - precise and vigorous "big Is A Tramp, plus 6 more! two of the late great Russian com- tional numbers by the Ruby Braff SPER of beer!" sd band" style has won him Octet; It Don't Mean A Thing, These S 14 R-LL-1279: HEATH PLAYS KERN in poser's most different and most lot 59I Foolish Things, Oh! LadyBe Go-" L A iJ Two orchi world renown! Take your this terrific album. You'll find Bill, popular works. The splendid Phil- Dearly Beloved, Make Believe, I hanmonia Orchestra under Malko. and four superb piano solos by AND RCORODS! pick. of these sensational hi-fi Bobby Henderson; Honey Suckle s% whenPeo London 12" ffrr's while our Won't Dance, Look For The Silver R-LM-2104: MORTON GOULD plays Rose, Jitterbug Waltz and others. Lining, etc., etc. Blues in the Night, and a host of songs that supply lasts! Ship. I lb. ea. Top trumpetry! N O-.- Wfo 2 R-.LL-78: THE MUSIC OF FATS WALL- other great blues including St. Louis t ER - This great Heath band plays Blues, Limehouse, Mood Indigo, GVY-823B: GIGI SRYCE, DONALD Military music in superb way throt ffrrand Regent hi-fi _ bDO tribute to a great artist. Hear Fats' Birth of the Blues, Solitude, Deep BYRD ., and Quartet! A beautiful package of ul- LP records, both reg. $3.98 found Gt, R4L-1721: -SOLO SPOTLIGHTS - own London Suite on one side and Purple, etc. Lush orchestral mood Ted's boys take a ride on 12 all- Ain't Misbehavin, Honeysuckle Rose, music. tramodem progressivejazz! Gryce. and on sale now at two Lab than the price of one! I outover t timne hits including I Can't Get plus a host of other favorites on the R -U2195= COPLAND Bllly the Kid, Byrd Jazz plays Splittin',Bat- other side. A memorable recording land, and Love For Sale; Taylor MG-21: EDWIN FRANOG 6 his name. Started, Love For Sale, Sidewalks and Rodeo. Two extremely popular Quartet performs fabulously on Band Marches- 9 of themi of Cuba, Swinging The Blnes and to suit everybody's tastes. ballet scores in the modern manner, by the Goldman Band! And other. featuring Don Lusher, Bobby Johnny Come Lately,Nona's Blues. andthe R-lt-1749: GERSHWIN'S RHAPSODY performed by the talented Morton BAND OF THE GRENADIER Pratt, Eddie Blair, etc. IN BLUE featuring Winlfred Atwell Gould and his orchestra. MGV-t237: DON ELLIOTT, EDDIE playing Hoist's First Suite topped h R.LL-1737: S8MWCASE Brings to- on the keys, Ted Heath's orchestra. R-LM-2227: TCHAIKOVSKY Swan Lake. COSTA, BILL EVAINS, ROLF KUHN, tary Band plus works by R gether 12 of Ted's biggest hit Plus Gershwin's most memorable spipledto t The Royal Opera House Orchestra of MAT MATHER'S and others all fea- sell, Wood; this is a recent singles on one great Hi-Fi LP. Selec- hits including Love Walked In, Sum- Covent Garden under Jean Morel tured on this tremendous diskl ffr release and one of Ot lay frozer tions include Canadian Sunset, Ba- mertime, 'S Wonderful, Somebody plays the 1{ musical highlights of Songs: I Love You,S'Wonderful, band disks we've heard abod by Doll, Madagascar, The Faithful Loves Me. This great disc belongs the world's most popular ballet. Taking A Chance On Love, I'll Re- wt. 2 lbs. Peony sat Hussor, etc. Agreat recording! in your record collection! Recorded in England. member April, and many others. R-602 /1822 ...... word was.a suver bell sounding. a note that noone elsehad ever lineup for tomorrow's encounter has wrestling, there is a serious lack of Different facets of the space age, been announced. Ted Schultz '59 will manpower in the lowest threew eight will be discussed Tuesday, December heard before. "Good heavens," Gunsby said, "this isn't represent the Engineers in the123- classes. Coach James Maloney is 9, in a colloquiurn sponsored by the my Peony Warren, old boy. Never saw her before in my lb.class. Andy Bulfer '61, second in quite concerned about these open po- Political Science Section of the Eco- ia life!" W e stood there longa moment, completely vulner- ]lew England in the 130-lb. division sitions. To date, the only probable nomics Department, "Industrial, Gov- So as a freshmanlast spring,is one of starters for tomorrow's mnatchw ith able, brought to bay by a pack of dreams.Then Gunsby ernment, and Private Organizations the brightest spots on the roster. the Jumbo freshmen that are known involved in the Development of Space made a pathetic littlebow and strode away. Another isDave Latham '61, who are in the upper weight divisions. Technology." The discussion will be e "Howsad," Peony said lightly, taking a golden glassof 'was thirdbest 137-pound frosh in MaxSnodderly will see actionin the open to the public. air' r NE. The147-lb. post hasnot been 147-lb.class. In the next higher di- zer Schaefer froma golden tray. "Can't we play some games definitely decided yet, but as we go vision,Tech wil be represented by r now?" I stared at her, appalled by all things shallow and to press, it appears that the MIT Greg Brown. Dick Shirley and Paul RETARDED CHILDREN beautiful. After a timeI found Gunsby, paddling mo- grappler will be eitherJim Gross '61 Olmstead are both hopeful of gain- or Jim Wishart '59.At 157 lbs., John ingthe 167-lb. spot.In the unlimited The Greater Boston Foundation for NE rosely round and round on a rubber raft in his pool. He I sji: Sullivan '61 will take on the Tufts battle, itlooks likeBob Sharpwill Retarded Children has asked MIT for was all .I raisedmy glass of Schaeferto him and grappler in this class.Reed Free- be the Beaver grappler. help. Donation containers distributed during their drive to stores in this whispered, "The poorguy. The poor, vulnerableguy." man'61, a mainstay oflast season's Both squadswill have their home area must be collected Saturday, yearling aggregation, will compete in openers nextFriday nightat the THEF. &M. SCHAEFERBREWING CO..NEWYORK and ALBANY,Y.N. the 167-1b. class. Moving up, Bob December 6. If interested in helping, Rockwell Cage with Wesleyan. contact TCA, Ext. 885.