he v. ay he »te a simi- at austere, >ith piano, mting, and trombone n this sec­ y-sounding to the rest uncannily i foghorn Duke had Respighi The Pines strictly or- i Ellington I nor sixth, Dp to F, C less shows Duke isn’t structural uses a de­ monument He is just her words, structural ural weak- dozens of st knocked : of it But isic, and a allowed to is hardly 'racker by llington in ut me un- cabrc self- ut himself Rudy Val- tcracker is night, then ise Tschai- ith humor, to satirize when they self a bnl Ellington's . far below Jazzland is really swinging into Spring ful humor tanse Chi- with a gang of unusual and exciting swingers like these.... miss Suite shows you JOHNNY GRIFFIN AND EDDIE ‘LOCKJAW’ DAVIS—Two pile-driving albums by their sensational new quintet, r gives you 1 mgh Tenors (JLP 31 & Stereo 931S), Lookin’ at Monk (JLP 39 & Stereo 9398).. LES SPANN—Remarkable ginn at his flute and guitar sounds—with Julius Watkins, Tommy Flanagan. Gemini (JLP 35 & Stereo 9358).. PAUL n—nay, a —Lees GONSALVES—Ellingtons tenor star in a real cookt r—with A at Adib rley, Wynton Kelly. Gettin’ Togs ther (JLP 36 & Stereo 9368)... SONNY RED—Blues-drenched alto—with Yusef Lateef, Blue Mitchell, Barry Harris. 8245: Do-* BruMng (JLP 32 & Stereo 932S)...JUNIOR MANCE—Really earthy piano—and wait hit you dig *‘Thc ! as There's Alma; Syd I pt own ”! Soulful Piano (JLP 30 & Stereo 930S).. .HAROLD LAND—Top We.st Coast tenor man in a swinging ird Wjtadi New York reunion with Kenny Dorham. Eastward Ho! (JLP 33 & Stereo 9338).. .and don’t miss the fantastic bargain sampb r LP: JAZZLAND—The Stars of Jazz—1961,with sr hetions from nine albums, featuring a galaxy time drum- of notable names, for only $1.98. y also has the jazz GEMINI LES SPANN varied of- JAZZLAN the better drummers, e knack of isteful way odist here, serviceable whether on.