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Jazz At The Atlantis

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Jazz At The AtlantisInhalt A TenderlySophisticated LadyTangerineTake The "A" TrainB PerdidoJorduOnce In A WhileDon't Get Around Much Anymore Don Gais, Piano; Paul Girard, Bass; Pierre Favre Drums Recorded at Atlantis club, Basel, Switzerland on December 12, 1957. Label: Grammoclub Ex Libris, GC 658, Switzerland, 1958 Format: Vinyl LP 25 cm 33 UpM Don Gais spielte in den 1950er Jahren viele Male in der Schweiz. Die Aufnahme gilt als legendrZustand Platte Seite 1: gut,

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A/
Tenderly
Sophisticated Lady
Tangerine
Take The "A" Train
B/
Perdido
Jordu
Once In A While
Don't Get Around Much Anymore

Don Gais, Piano; Paul Girard, Bass; Pierre Favre Drums

Recorded at Atlantis club, Basel, Switzerland on December 12, 1957.


Label: Grammoclub Ex Libris, GC 658, Switzerland, 1958
Format: Vinyl  LP 25 cm 33 UpM

Don Gais spielte in den 1950er Jahren viele Male in der Schweiz. Die Aufnahme gilt als legendär

Zustand
Platte Seite 1: gut, starkes Knistern
Seite 2: poor, beschädigte Stellen, starkes Knistern, spielt jedoch ohne Hänger
Die Platte eignet sich eher für dokumentarische Zwecke

Cover sehr gut, Plattenabdruck, mit Schreibmaschinenschrift Titelangabe und Besetzung auf Rückseite


Artikel 23-1285

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Yes, Aristophanes was a genius in using satire to sting the then politicians. Oh! How we could we use his abilities today in the US! I highly recommend this (and other similar) books to anyone who likes or loves to read excellent books with morals. With this book I now have all of Aristophanes's plays to read over and over to my grandchildren, who love them. Thank you.
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I had to read 'Frogs' for school, all the translations I'd found were awful, then I stumbled upon Mr. Henderson's translation and hit the jackpot. No Dryasdust prissiness here, the language is earthy and accessible, and the scholarly footnotes are also very well done.
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This book, the fourth in Dr. Henderson's fine series of parallel translations, is perhaps the best of the series, containing as it does the comic masterpiece "Frogs," in my opinion the finest of Aristophanes' works. Henderson's translations are crisp, clear, and hilarious, and his extensive use of vulgarity is always textually and philologically sound (as a few comparisons of Liddell-Scott and the OED will surely reveal). In short, it is the definitive edition of Aristophanes' works, and the only translation accurate enough to be worth having on your bookshelf (and believe me, I've read quite a few).
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