#jazz lives

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Chapters: 2/2 Fandom: Transformers (Bay Movies) Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Mikaela Banes/Jazz Characters: Jazz (Transformers), Mikaela Banes, Optimus Prime Additional Tags: Hearts and Sparks Ship Week, prompt: Shattered glass, Alternate Universe, Jazz Lives (Transformers), Cybertronian Culture (Transformers), Going Home Series: Part 8 of Tale As Old As Time, Part 10 of Hearts and Sparks Week 2024 Summary:

After going to Cybertron with the Autobots, Mikaela gets a crash course in mythology.

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From January, 2024

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Mosaic Review

Eddie Condon & Bud Freeman: Jazz lives

In this marvelous review of Mosaic's box set Complete Commodore & Decca Eddie Condon & Bud Freeman Session, in his blog Jazz Lives, Michael Steinman voices his joy and relief: to this Condon fan, the music on Mosaic's is as joyous and glorious as he remembers. To get your set and share the joy, go here.

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[Michael P. Zirpolo] found at least 25 previously unissued aircheck and other recordings made by Bunny Berigan in the years 1936-1939 in the Berigan archive at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. [Zirpolo] also found approximately a dozen other aircheck and other recordings in this cache that were issued many years ago on the Shoestring label with absolutely no remastering or clean-up done on them. These recordings were made by either the Harry Smith Recordings studio, by Brunswick Records, or as a part of the “Modern Rhythm Choruses” demonstration recordings made by Berigan in March of 1939. (All of these recordings were part of Berigan’s private record collection, which included many commercial recordings by other bands, and orchestras, including many “classical” recordings. It appears that Bunny had very broad taste in music. Most of the commercial records in his collection still had stickers on them from a record store on Broadway near 52nd Street where he bought them.)

Unfortunately as it stands now these tunes are in a "state of limbo" due to rights issues, similar to the National Jazz Museum's Savory Collection.   The "Royal Garden Blues" sample on Zirpolo's Mr. Trumpet site (scroll to the bottom) is incredible, so hopefully it will get cleared up someday so we'll all get to hear these tunes.