FA: Dexter Gordon-Live at the Montmarte box set

[jazz...@my-deja.com]

Dexter Gordon-Live at the Montmarte Jazzhaus, Copenhagen 1967
(Black Lion) 3-CD imported box set
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[Ulf Åbjörnsson]

Here is another example of a person not taking the time to check out the
proper way of spelling. There is no Montmartre Jazzhaus in Copenhagen, since
Copenhagen is NOT in Germany.

It is Jazz HOUSE Montmartre.

Ulf in Svedala (close to Copenhagen)

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[hea...@in-tch.com]

Ulf,
I have the set. They spell it Jazzhus. Is that correct?
Heath

[Ulf Åbjörnsson]

Right! That's in Danish1 They mostly spelled it that way and sometimes for
international purposes "Jazz House". "Haus" is German and would never appear
that close after WWII.

Ulf in Svedala

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[Ulf Åbjörnsson]

Like I just answered on an other ng, that is correct. It is the Danish
version which they used most of the time. Sometimes for international
purposes (on records for example) they used the English "Jazz House" - but
never the German "Jazzhaus". Particularly not that close to WWII.

Right now they have "Copenhagen Jazz House". The Montmartre was bought by a
rock singer - famous for being a sexual masochist - who brought in more and
more rock and kicked jazz out bye and bye. The house finally had to close
for financial reasons.

The "Copenhagen Jazz House" will not - like all Danish jazz clubs - get less
(or no) money from the state next year, so they will not be able to have as
many great artist as before. Let's see how long they can stay in business.
;-((

Ulf in Svedala

PS If you go to Copenhagen, do not forget to listen to the "Radio Jazz" on
FM 102,9. Monday-Friday 21.00-04-00 and Saturday-Sunday 13.00-16.00

[Ulf Åbjörnsson]

Oops! It was not on an other ng - it was earlier tonight on this one!

Ulf

Ulf Åbjörnsson <aabj...@algonet.se> skrev i
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> Like I just answered on an other ng, that is correct. It is the Danish
> version which they used most of the time. >

> Ulf in Svedala
>

[Peter W. Bosse]

On Danish: Jazzhus Montmartre (Store Regnegade) Copenhagen, Denmark.
(Are closed)

P.W. Bosse
CPH/DK

Ulf Åbjörnsson Wrote:
> Right! That's in Danish1 They mostly spelled it that way and sometimes for
> international purposes "Jazz House". "Haus" is German and would never
appear that close after WWII.
>
> Ulf in Svedala
>

> <hea...@in-tch.com wrote:
> > Ulf,
> > I have the set. They spell it Jazzhus. Is that correct?
> > Heath
> >
> > "Ulf Åbjörnsson" wrote:
> >
> > > Here is another example of a person not taking the time to check out
the
> > > proper way of spelling. There is no Montmartre Jazzhaus in Copenhagen,
> since
> > > Copenhagen is NOT in Germany.
> > >
> > > It is Jazz HOUSE Montmartre.
> > >
> > > Ulf in Svedala (close to Copenhagen)
> > >
> > > <jazz...@my-deja.com> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Dexter Gordon-Live at the Montmarte Jazzhaus, Copenhagen 1967

> > > > (Black Lion) 3-CD imported box set.