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    TJD-Online: Red Mitchell Page 1 of 58 [F4693] Add Tony Fruscella Debut : Tony Fruscella (tp) Chick Maures (as) Bill Triglia (p) Red Mitchell (b) Dave Troy (d) New York, December 10, 1948 151A Foo's Spotlite (E)SPJ126 153B Flues - 154B Oh yeah - 155A Little Orgg - 155B Little Orgg - 156A Out of nowhere - 156B Out of nowhere - 163A Flues - Note: All above titles also on Cool N' Blue (Swi)C&B-CD107 [CD] titled "Tony's blues" see 1955 and November 7, 1955 for the rest of this CD. All above titles also on The Jazz Factory JFCD22808 [CD] titled "Tony Fruscella - Complete Studio Recordings"; see various flwg sessions to April 1955 and Stan Getz for rest of this 2 CD set. All above titles also on The Jazz Factory (Sp)JFCD44401 [CD] titled "Tony Fruscella - The Complete Works"; see various flwg sessions to November 7, 1955 and Stan Getz for rest of this 4 CD set. [R5274] Add Joe Roland Joe Roland Quintet : Ray Turner (ts) Joe Roland (vib) Red Mitchell (p) Joe Puma (g) Paul Sziglay (b) Paula Castle (vcl) New York, July 21, 1949 Leaving town tonight (unissued) Derby Harry the eight Rainbow LP708 Free of charge - A fool and his love (unissued) Note: Rainbow issued as by "Chubby Jackson's All Stars" but is is in fact a Joe Roland Group. [V1382] Add Charlie Ventura Charlie Ventura And His Orchestra : Teddy Kaye (p) Red Mitchell (b) replace Roy Kral, Kenny O'Brien, Betty Bennett (vcl) Beverley Brooks (vcl) Jimmy Vanelli (vcl) added New York, August 12, 1949 D9VB284 Boptura (cc,bg,cv vcl) Vic 20-3552, LP3046, RCA (F)NL46031, Fresh Sound (Sp)NL46031 D9VB2144 Feather's den (bb,bb vcl) Vic 20-3635, LPM1135, Fresh Sound (Sp)LPM1135, RCA (F)NL46031, Fresh Sound (Sp)NL45958 D9VB2145 Yankee clipper (betty b vcl) Vic 20-3552, LPM1135, Fresh Sound (Sp)LPM1135, NL45958 D9VB2146 Lotus blue Vic 20/50-0103, LPM1135, Fresh Sound (Sp)LPM1135, RCA (F)NL46031, Fresh Sound (Sp)NL46031 D9VB2147 Honey (jv vcl) RCA (F)NL46031, Fresh Sound (Sp)NL46031 Note: All above titles also on Classics (F)1215 [CD].
  • Jazzpress 1012

    Jazzpress 1012

    PAŹDZIERNIK 2012 Gazeta internetowa poświęcona muzyce improwizowanej ISSN 2084-3143 Piotr Schmidt Wierzę w moc tego zespołu, tej muzyki i tego, co się wokół niej dzieje KONKURSY Piotr Schmidt, fot. Piotr Gruchała SPIS TREŚCI 3 Od Redakcji 50 Wywiady 4 KONKURSY 50 Piotr Schmidt Wierzę w moc tego zespołu, tej muzyki 7 Co w RadioJAZZ.FM i tego, co się wokół niej dzieje 55 John McLaughlin 8 Wydarzenia Kiedy przestanę grać, to mnie zwyczajnie 10 Płyty nie będzie 10 RadioJAZZ.FM poleca Sabio – czarodziej dźwięków 12 Nowości płytowe 66 Henryk Miśkiewicz 18 Recenzje Mnie nikt nie zastępował... na razie! Brad Mehldau Trio,Where Do You Start 74 Matt Ulery Fourplay, Esprit de Four Bycie kompozytorem i basistą to dwa muzyczne światy 22 Przewodnik koncertowy 81 Agnieszka Hekiert 22 RadioJAZZ.FM i JazzPRESS polecają Muzyka mnie nie zdradziła 26 Koncerty w Polsce 27 Nasi za granicą 90 BLUESOWY ZAUŁEK 28 Jazzowe soboty w Ruinach 90 – Rawa Blues Festival – 32 lata z bluesem 32 Kwartet Jana Ptaszyna Wróblewskiego 94 – Oryginal Blues Brothers Band w Warszawie Uwodzicielski saksofon i gawędziarski wdzięk 96 Kanon Jazzu 34 Interplay Jazz Duo & Przemek Kleczkowski Berlin Abbozzi – Bill Dixon 36 Voices of For Tune The Bridge – Sonny Rollins 39 Lars Danielsson i jego dream team... Polish Jazz Quartet – Jan Ptaszyn Wróblewski 100 Kanon Jazzu na falach RadioJAZZ.FM 40 Publicystyka 103 Sesje jazzowe 40 Kanon Jazzu – podsumowanie pierwszego sezonu 112 Redakcja 48 Trzeci nurt – integracja jazzu z europejską muzyką artystyczną JazzPRESS, październik 2012 Od Redakcji W połowie września uruchomiliśmy portal internetowy www.jazzpress.pl . Portal powstał półtora roku po podjęciu decyzji o wydaniu pierwszego numeru elektronicznego magazynu JazzPRESS.
  • Discographie Leader/Co-Leader

    Discographie Leader/Co-Leader

    Discographie Leader/Co-Leader 1947-1953 Urbanity Clef/Mercury NYC, September-October, 1947° & September 4, 1953¹. Tracks: Blues For Lady Day°; The Night We Called It A Day°; Yesterdays°; You're Blasé°; Tea For Two°; The Blue Room°; Thad's Pad¹; Things Are So Pretty In The Spring¹; Little Girl Blue¹; Odd Number¹. Personnel: Hank Jones: piano; Ray Brown¹: bass; Johnny Smith¹: guitar. Note: Reissued on Verve. 1955 The Trio Savoy NYC, August 4, 1955. Tracks: My Hearts Are Young; We Could Make Such Beautiful Music Together; We're All Together; Cyrano; Odd Number; There's A Small Hotel; My Funny Valentine; Now's The Time. Personnel: Hank Jones: piano; Wendell Marshall: bass; Kenny Clarke: drums. Note: Also issued as The Jazz Trio of Hank Jones. Quartet/Quintet Savoy NYC, November 1, 1955. Tracks: Almost Like Being In Love; An Evening At Papa Joe's; And Then Some; Summer's Gone; Don't Blame Me. Personnel: Donald Byrd: trumpet; Matty Dice: trumpet; Hank Jones: piano; Eddie Jones: bass; Kenny Clarke: drums. Bluebird Savoy NYC, November 1 & 3 & 29 & December 20, 1955. Tracks: Little Girl Blue; Bluebird; How High The Moon; Hank's Pranks; Alpha; Wine And Brandy. Personnel: Joe Wilder, Donald Byrd, Matty Dice: trumpet; Jerome Richardson: tenor sax, flute; Herbie Mann: flute; Hank Jones: piano; Wendell Marshall: bass; Eddie Jones: bass; Kenny Clarke: drums. 1956 Have You Met Hank Jones? Savoy NYC, July 9 & August 8 & 20, 1956. Tracks: Teddy's Dream; It Had To Be You; Gone With The Wind; Heart And Soul; But Not For Me; Have You Met Miss Jones?; You Don't Know What Love Is; How About You?; Body And Soul; Let's Fall In Love; Kanakee Shout; Solo Blues.