You Met Jon Polin & Rachel Goldberg When They Spoke At The DNC. Their Son Hersh Goldberg-Polin, An American Citizen, Was Murdered This Week By Hamas In A Terror Tunnel Under Rafah. When You Demanded All Eyes On Rafah, Why Didn’t It Include Hersh And The Other Hostages In Rafah?
The bodies of six of the 109 hostages were brought home to Israel this week by the members of the IDF. Why is it that you are willing to mourn dead Jews, but unwilling to support Jews that are fighting back against terrorists?
Welcome back Jill Stein, the quadrennial shill for the Republican Party. It is shocking the kind of ego this woman has to be willing to participate in the White Christian Nationalist attempt to take over America.
SID CATLETT & THE REGIS ALL STARS
—Blues In Room 920 b/w Blue Skies
—Regis Records 5000;
—10” 78RPM
—May 1, 1944.
—Charlie Shavers trumpet; Frank Socolow tenor sax/oboe; Edmond Hall carillon; Eddie Heywood piano; Oscar Pettiford bass; Big Sid Catlett drums
EARL HINES & HIS ORCHESTRA Featuring BILLY ECKSTINE: Stormy Monday Blues (Bluebird B-11567, 10” 78RPM, 1942) Billy Eckstine vocals; Earl “Fatha” Hines; George Dixon, Pee Wee Jackson, Jesse Miller, Shorty McConnell tumpet; George Hunt, Gerald Valentine, Joe McLewis … 3/19/42
RAPHAEL YAIR ELNADAV: Ladino Folk Songs - Judeo-Spanish Ballads and Songs of Love (Collector’s Guild CGL-605, US, 1961) Raphael Yair Elnadav vcl; Abe Silverman fl, tamb; with The Salonika Trio. Arranged by Richard J. Neumann; Produced by B.H. Stambler; Art by Eugene Karlin
CHARLIE PARKER & HIS ORCHESTRA: Bloomdido (Mercury Records 11058, 10” 78rpm, February 1951)
Dizzy Gillespie, trumpet; Charlie Parker, alto sax; Thelonious Monk, piano; Curly Russell, bass; Buddy Rich, drums. NYC, June 6, 1950. Supervised by Norman Granz
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#180 BIX BEIDERECKE: In A Mist (Columbia Records 4-66-G, 7” 1952)
"In a Mist" was first recorded by Beiderbecke as a piano solo on September 9, 1927, in New York and released as OKeh 40916
THE MOBSTERS: She’s Got Something b/w Just A Little Bit (Dungeon Records DR-4561, 7”PS 1982) Ultra obscure The Mobsters, Northport, Long Island. Written by bassist & vocalist Tony Formosa, drummer Mitch Towse would go on to play in the ultra fab The Mosquitos