I have an OJC LP reissue of a Jazzland date under Thomas' name titled
GUITAR GROOVE. Recorded in Sept 1960, the group features J.R. along
with Hod O'Brien, Teddy Kotick and Al 'Tootie' Heath. It is an
excellent session (OJC-1725). Don't know if it was also released on CD.
Marty Milgrim
I think it's one called "Guitar Genius" too which is said to be a great
record. Thomas also plays on Chet Bakers "The Italian Sessions". A great
player!
Boerge Soleng, borge....@natech.no
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"Nice touch!" (Miles Davis about Herbie Hancock)
It was - same catalog number.
jack
- JRB
In <19970130022...@ladder01.news.aol.com> tenr...@aol.com
(TenRhinos) writes:
>
>When I was in New York a couple of weeks ago, I was listening to KCR
and
>they were playing a lot of stuff by J.R. Montrose with this Belgian
>guitarist named Rene Thomas. Does anyone know if there are any albums
>currently available (or out-of-print, or out-of-print represses,
etc...)
>featuring Thomas and Montrose that I should keep my eye out for? I
>enjoyed his playing very much, and would like to get one (or two or
three)
>of their albums...
>Thanks...
>Dan
Hasn't the entire OJC catalog been issued on CD, and all are still IN
PRINT???
I definitely want to find that Rene Thomas recording. I have heard
great things about his playing and I want to collect everything J.R.
has done.
- J.F.R. (BTW, no relation to J.R., although some enemies call me
that.....)
>Hasn't the entire OJC catalog been issued on CD, and all are still IN
>PRINT???
>
>I definitely want to find that Rene Thomas recording. I have heard
>great things about his playing and I want to collect everything J.R.
>has done.
>
No, not all OJCs have been transferred to CD, and some that have are in a
limited edition specialty series (fewer made - not always in print - cost
more) and as your luck would have it, the Rene Thomas is one of these
specialty items: OJCCD 1725. Fantasy has a home page and you can check this
out further.
Yeah, it's readily available on OJCCD. Pretty good record. That's the
only one I know of with those two guys together.
My favorite J.R. record is on Xanadu and I don't know the title off the
top of my head. I don't think it is available on cd. I will look for
it, when I get home, and post it sometime, unless someone else knows
and beats me to it.....
The Jaro and the Xanadu are the same record. It is available on Fresh
Sounds as "The Message" (FSR-201).
jack