Miercoles 15 Montgomery Brothers Groove Yard – Bill Berry For Duke : Bill Berry’s Ellington All Stars -Charles Mingus: Epitaph

The Montgomery Brothers

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Montgomery Brothers Groove Yard – New York, January 3, 1961 Bock to bock; Groove yard; If I should lose you; Delirium Buddy Montgomery (p,vib-1) Wes Montgomery (g) Monk Montgomery (b) Bobby Thomas (d)

Bill Berry For Duke : Bill Berry’s Ellington All Stars – Beverley Hills, CA, January 11 & 12, 1978 “Take the “”A”" train; Mood indigo; Things ain’t what they used to be; Perdido; Satin doll” Bill Berry (cnt) Britt Woodman (tb) Marshal Royal (as) Scott Hamilton (ts) Nat Pierce (p) Ray Brown (b) Frank Capp (d)

Miercoles 15 Charles Mingus: Epitaph “Charles Mingus: Epitaph – “”Haus der Kulturen der Welt”", Berlin (Germany), October 29, 1991″ Main Score 1 (= Pithecanthropus Erectus); Percussion Discussion; Main Score 2 Randy Brecker, Jack Walrath, Stanton Davis, Walter White, Greg Gisbert, Ron Tooley (tp), Art Baron, Eddie Bert, Sam Burtis, Douglas Purviance, Wayne Andre, George Flynn (tb, b-tb), Don Butterfield (tu), George Adams, Alex Foster, Craig Handy, Kathy Halverson, Rick Cantalouza, Joe Temperly, Ronnie Cuber (sax, woodwinds), Dale Kleps (contra-bcl, b-cl, fl), Michael Rabinowitz (b-cl, bassoon), Joe Locke (vib), Kirk Lightsey, Michael Weiss (p), Jack Wilkins (g), Mike Formanek, Ed Schuller (b), Steve Johns (dr), Warren Smith, Mark Belair (perc), Gunther Schuller (conductor)