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I dunno - although the last chunk sounds like The Fox, the rest sounds more reminiscent of Minor Goes a Muggin'...

anton wrote:Hopefully, there will be more...

A couple more have appeared.

Benny Carter Vol. 2 - 1940-1946
Benny Goodman Vol. 3 - 1938-1939

dogpossum wrote:My partner gave me a new soundcard for christmas. He said he went through this site to find out which one to get me. He rocks. You guys rock. Rock on.

Which one did he get you?

anton wrote:(I do not hear Andy Kirk but only some children's songs - do you hear the same thing?)

Yeah - I get the same as you. That's pretty surreal. Shame - it was a nice album too.

Swing Favourites - self explanatory - a whole bunch of tracks I love. Most of which I love dancing to.

Emusic has redesigned their site but didn't do anything about its useless search function. Too bad... I've finally had a dialogue with one of their support guys (on Twitter) about the search. After getting me to describe what I thought was wrong with it, which I did (at length), I managed to get th...

Nice find!

They're also on the Amazon UK at around the £27 mark, which is a pretty good price for a 14 disc set.

Except for the Louis set, which is priced at £61. A little odd...

My latest favourite is Clarence Williams' Mister, Will You Serenade. I absolutely adore this track. I got it from Selected Favourites Vol. 4 courtesy of eMusic, but ironically, the nicest sounding recording I've found was on jazz-on-line.com (go figure) See (or listen) here. There's also a nice vers...

dogpossum wrote:The talking bit at the end is the best bit.

We might have to agree to disagree on that point

This one

One of my favourite versions of this song.

My copy is from In The Groove - and has the same irritating voice-over at the end. Is there a copy available anywhere without that voiceover?

Have you tried the IMDB soundtrack page for the film?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0332280/soundtrack

trev wrote:What's a yard?

A patch of ground at the back of your house?

There's Fission- which claims to give you 'lossless' mp3 editing - I have it, and it's pretty good for the basic stuff.

For more sophisticated edits, I use Amadeus Pro.

There was someone DJing from vinyl at the Snowball last Christmas. Awesome sets too. I know a couple of people who still DJ exclusively from CDs. Myself - I used to tote around a bunch of CDs as a backup, or if I'm going somewhere I didn't feel comfortable taking the laptop around - but I've not don...

This, alas, is not looking promising...

Rare Jazz collection is in copyright 'No Man’s Land,' thanks to Congress