Cover Photo: Hal Buksbaum

Side 1:

6. You Made Me Love You (I Didn’t Want To Do It)

Side 2:

6. Lonely Street

Patsy Cline was the greatest female country music star in the world when she died tragically young in an airplane crash in 1963, a year after this — her third lp — was issued.

This is a nice Mexican lp cover with a sweet children’s illustration. (It also includes a stereotypically racist, watermelon-eating, barefooted black boy!) The music and stories are by Cri Cri (born Francisco Gabilondo Soler in MÃ ©xico).

Cri Cri (means Cricket) songs are about animals, trains and children. Each song has a different musical style (tango, fox-trot, danzon, etc.) and have been children’s favorites since Soler began composing these pieces for the radio in the 30’s.

Japan Victor 10″

Weird Brazilian Carnival record from Rio de Janeiro!   Like a fun loving KKK.

Warne Marsh is one of my favorite sax players.   He’s not the most famous, but I love his tone and playing.   This is a nice record.   Also check out his “Winds of Marsh” on Imperial.   Cover portrait photo of Warne Marsh by Lee Friedlander one of the greatest photographers of jazz musicians.   Cover design: Marvin Israel.

57-1212 WARNE MARSH QUARTET.

‘Atlantic Studios’, NYC, December 12, 1957.

Warne Marsh, ts; Ronnie Ball, p; Paul Chambers, b; Philly Joe Jones, d.

TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT 2871 3:46

IT’S ALL RIGHT WITH ME 2872 8:15

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58-0116 WARNE MARSH TRIO.

NYC, January 16, 1958.

Warne Marsh, ts; Paul Chambers, b; Paul Motian, d.

YARDBIRD SUITE 2908 4:59

MY MELANCHOLY BABY 2909 6:51

EXCERPT 3:31

JUST SQUEEZE ME 2911 6:36Supervision: Lennie Tristano