tejazzGösta Theselius – Jazztime Stockholm (Bertelsmann 1957?)
Lucky Thompson & Jack Sels-Sextet – Bongo Jazz (Bertelsmann 1960)
Tony Scott – Swinging in Sweden (RCA Swed./dt. 1957? – 3 EPs)
Schön!
Die Thompson/Sels würd mich natürlich am meisten interessieren:
Date: February 7, 1959
Location: Köln, Germany
Label: Manhattan (Ger.)Jack Sels, Lucky Thompson (ldr), Ado Broodboom (t), Lucky Thompson (ss, ts), Jack Sels (ts), Fats Sadi (vib), Jean Fanis (p), Benoit Quersin (b), Rudy Frankel (d), Prinz Ghana M’Bow (bo)
a. 66126-X1 Takin‘ Care ‚o Business (Takin‘ Care ’n Business) – 2:20 (Lucky Thompson, Emmett Berry)
b. 66126-X2 The World Awakes – 3:49 (Lucky Thompson)
c. 66126-Y1 Ginger – 2:55 (Jack Sels)
d. 66126-Y2 Minor Works – 3:32 (Jack Sels)All titles on:
Manhattan (Ger.) EP: 45-66126C — Bongo Jazz
Bertelsmann Schallplattenring (Ger.) EP: 66126 — Bongo Jazz
Baccarola (Ger.) LP 12″: 79325ZT — Fascinatin‘ Rhythm
Manhattan (Ger.) LP 12″: 66126 — Fascinatin‘ Rhythm
Harrison James Music Digital Download: — Bongo JazzAdo Broodboom (t) on c-d; Lucky Thompson (ss) on b-c; (ts) on a, d; Jack Sels (ts) on c-d; Jean Fanis (p) on c-d; Rudy Frankel (d) on c-d; Prinz Ghana M’Bow (bo) on a-c.
Track a is incorrectly listed as „One Cool Night“ on all issues but it is definitely the blues called „Takin‘ Care ‚o Business“ on the February 22, 1956 session. The Lord Discography indicates that tracks a and b were recorded on February 7, 1958 which is probably a typographical error. The tracks issued on the EPs are mono and those on the LP stereo but the mono and stereo tracks have the same timings and are apparently the same takes. The saxophone solos on tracks c and d are by Jack Sels.
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