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The GJB with Jerry Zigmont and Bob Price (GJB 8/20/011) is a live recording of our summer concert at Music Mountain in August of 2011. (Click on the image at the right for details about the recording and downloadable sample tracks.) As the title implies, it features trombonist Jerry Zigmont and banjo virtuoso Bob Price with the GJB in a program of New Orleans-style favorites, along with Bob's amazing solo rendition of Rhapsody in Blue. Several of the cuts also include vocals by Jerry and Bob.

Les Paul with the GJB (GJB 3/9/86) is a live recording of our 15th anniversary celebration at the Millpond Taverne, with Jane Campedelli, Noel Kaletsky, Joel Helleny, Craig Grant, and the Les Paul Trio. (Click on the image at the right for details about the recording and a downloadable sample track.) For a You-Tube photo montage of the session accompanied by another track from the recording, click HERE:

Swing That Mountain! (GJB 8/16/08): Released in January of 2009, this is a live recording of our 2008 concert at Music Mountain in Falls Village, Connecticut. Our featured guests were trombonist Art Baron and Bob Price on banjo. Although all of our guest trombonists have impressive backgrounds, Art is the only one who can truthfully say that he has worked with everyone from Duke Ellington to Bruce Springsteen. (Click on the image at the right for details about the recording and a downloadable sample track.)

She's Makin' Eyes at Me! (GJB 11/20/83) is another treasure from the archives recorded at the Millpond Taverne between 1983 and 1986 with Nick Carella, Wayne Wright, and Noel Kaletsky. The band really stretches out on these 13 tunes; the total playing time is over 77 minutes. (Click on the image at the right for details about the recording and a downloadable sample track.)

Just For a Thrill (GJB 9/18/83) is a treasure from the archives recorded at the Millpond Taverne between 1983 and 1986 with Nick Carella, Wayne Wright, and Noel Kaletsky. The band really stretches out on these eleven tunes; the total playing time is over 78 minutes. (Click on the image at the right for details about the recording and a downloadable sample track.)

Ice Cream! (GJB 7/25/08) A CD recording of our July 2008 performances at the Great Connecticut Traditional Jazz Festival in Moodus, featuring amazing J.P. Alessi on tenor sax, Roy Rubinstein on trombone, Paul Boehmke on clarinet, and Bob Price, the "Banjo Crackerjack", along with Fred, Bill, Art, and Bob Bequillard. There are fifteen tunes on this CD, including Ice Cream, Algiers Strut, Panama, Over the Waves, Bob Price's famous "Bye-Bye Blues", and ten others. (Click on the image at the right for details about the recording and a downloadable sample track.)

Creole Trombone! (GJB 8/11/07) A CD recording of our August 2007 concert at Music Mountain featuring the amazing Jim Fryer on trombone, and Bob Price, the "Banjo Crackerjack", along with Fred, Russ, Bill, Art, and Bob Bequillard. There are sixteen tunes on this CD, including Memphis Blues, Hiawatha, Two Sleepy People, Blue & Broken-Hearted, Bob Price's famous "Lover" medley, Jim's inimitable version of Ory's Creole Trombone, and ten others. (Click on the image at the right for details about the recording and a downloadable sample track.)

Airmail Special (GJB 1/1/84). . . This gem from the archives has to be the swingingest CD we have ever issued. It was recorded on New Year's Day, 1984, but not released until 2007. Inspired by the quartet and quintet recordings of Benny Goodman, it features Noel Kaletsky at his best, Dirck Spicer on vibraphone (in the style of Lionel Hampton) and Howard Alden on guitar, along with Fred, Bill, Art, and Bob. (Click here or on the image at the right for details.)

GJB 2/26/07, Jimmy Mazzy & Skip Hughes with the GJB is a live recording from our February, 2007 concert at the University of New Hampshire with Skip and the legendary banjo virtuoso Jimmy Mazzy. Jim Fryer was originally scheduled for this concert, but he was stranded by bad weather in Oregon; Skip Hughes kindly agreed to help us out, and what a show it turned out to be! We are grateful to the UNH staff not only sponsoring the concert, but also for recording it. (Click here or on the image at the right for details.)

BCD-467, Louis Nelson & Tommy Benford with the GJB!. . . From deep in the archives, this one features New Orleans trombonist Louis Nelson and the legendary Tommy Benford on drums with Mark Finks on banjo and vocals, Fred Vigorito on cornet, Noel Kaletsky on clarinet and sax, Bill Sinclair on piano, and Art Hovey on bass and tuba. Recorded in 1971 at the dawn of the Millpond era, this session was intended to be issued as an LP by George Buck. Somehow the tape was lost, and has only recently come to light; it stands the test of time remarkably well. (Click here or on the image at the right for details.)

Just A Little While (GJB 1/17/82) From the archives, this one features Sammy Rimington, Noel Kaletsky and trombonist Roy Rubinstein in their one and only performance together at the Millpond Taverne in 1982. (Click here or on the image at the right for details.)

GJB 5/22/88 is a reissue of our 16th anniversary celebration at the Millpond Taverne with Sammy Rimington, David Paquette, Matt Finders, and Noel Kaletsky, including some previously unissued material from that session. (For more details just click on the blue CD title above OR the little picture at the right.)

GJB 5/29/88 is another live recording from the Millpond archives, now reissued. Fred's name and photo are displayed prominently because this CD was originally produced for sale in France, where Fred is a big international jazz star. But it also features the one and only Sammy Rimington on clarinet, sax & vocals, David Paquette on piano & vocals, and late trombone wizard Joel Helleny along with Noel Kaletsky and the rest of the GJB. Except for the clarinet duet version of "Burgundy Street Blues" this material has never before been issued. For details, click on the photo at the right.

GJB 6/25/05 is a live recording of our 2005 concert at Music Mountain in Falls Village, Connecticut, with the marvelous vocalist Jane Campedelli, banjo virtuoso Bob Price, and the amazing Craig Grant on trombone. This is the same gang that performed so well at recent jazz festivals in Florida, Illinois, and Connecticut. Bob Price is featured on San Antonio Rose and Heartaches, Jane is featured on Cakewalkin' Babies, See Your Mama Every Night, Lou-Easy-Ann-I-A, and After You've Gone (as well as our closing theme) and the whole band is featured on the title track and several others. There are fourteen tracks on this CD, each one displaying a different facet of the GJB repertoire. This CD is also available from cdbaby.com. You can download two-minute sound clips of each track from that website.

GJB 11/3/85 is a treasure from the archives featuring the late Merrill Doucette (1930-1986) along with trombonist Tom Artin and Noel Kaletsky on clarinet and sax. We first came to know Merrill as the regular pianist for the Connecticut Dixieland Society, where he performed with George Masso, Bobby Hackett, Doc Cheatham, Wild Bill Davison, Vic Dickenson, Max Kaminsky, Frank Tate, Alan Dawson, Wayne Andre, John Faddis, and many others. During the Galvanized Jazz Band's early years Merrill was our first call whenever Bill Sinclair couldn't be with us. This recording is from one such night at the Millpond Taverne in November of 1985, just weeks before his untimely passing.

VIGORJAZ 01, Best of the Fest: the GJB Live - Hot GJB performances from the Great Connecticut Jazzfests of 1995, 1996 and 1997 with Jane Campedelli (vocals), Dave Huxtable (guitar-banjo), Jim Fryer, Jerry Zigmont, & Skip Hughes (trombones), Gim Burton (banjo), and the Bridgeport Mass Choir! 16 tunes, 63 minutes.

GJB 60, This Old Tuba - A compilation of GJB recordings from 1975 to 2002 which happened to have tuba solo choruses, including some with Buddy Morrow, Art Baron, Herb & Abbie Gardner, Jim Fryer, Craig Grant, Skip Hughes, Joel Helleny, Noel Kaletsky, Bob Price, Dave Huxtable and the Les Paul Trio. I put this together shortly after my 60th birthday just to celebrate the completion of 50 years of playing the tuba. For more detailed info and downloadable samples please click on the image at the right. Click HERE or HERE to read what other tubists have to say about this recording.

GJB 2/27/01, A ChowderPot Mardi Gras - A live CD recording of our 30th anniversary celebration at the ChowderPot with Jane Campedelli, Skip Hughes, Herb Gardner (on piano), Noel Kaletsky & Russ Whitman together on reeds. Tunes from this CD can often be heard on XM Radio.

"A June Night", featuring Jane Campedelli has now been re-issued. Most of the material was recorded in 2003 with Jim Fryer, Jerry Zigmont & Bob Price. A couple of cuts are from our 20th Millpond anniversary with George Masso, Noel Kaletsky, Kenny Davern, and Bill Whitcraft, including some previously unissued material from that session. We have only a few copies to sell here in Connecticut, but you can order one directly from Jane; just email her at: jazzsinger@bellsouth.net, or call her at 1-904-751-1884, or write to her at 10239 Shore View Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32218. They're $15, and that includes shipping. Make your check payable to Jane Campedelli.

. . . For Shipping Outside the USA please add $3 . . .

The University of New Hampshire has issued a CD called "Do You Know What it Means to Miss New Orleans" with 15 tracks of wonderful jazz from its on-campus Traditional Jazz Series, now in its 27th year. All sales proceeds will go to the Hurricane Katrina victims through the MusiCares Hurricane Relief Fund and the American Library Association Katrina Relief Fund. The 15 tracks include performances by Doc Cheatham, the Paramount Jazz Band with Jeff Hughes and Jimmy Mazzy, Dick Hyman, the Galvanized Jazz Band (with George Masso, Spiegle Willcox and Dave Huxtable) John Clark's Wolverine Jazz Band with Tom Boates, Butch Thompson and Eli Newberger, Vince Giordano's Night Hawks with Peter Ecklund and Herb Gardner, the New Black Eagles, Bob Wilber, Jim Fryer and Jeff Barnhart, Craig Ball's White Heat Swing Orchestra, Dave McKenna, Bud Freeman, Vic Dickenson, and Peanuts Hucko. (Wow!) -This CD can be ordered from the UNH Library Website. You can also order your copy by phone or by email from Steve Cooper at 603-862-2714. There are only a few copies left.

The recordings listed below are currently out of print:

Big Feathers Stomp 2009 (no longer available) is a live recording of our July 11, 2009 performance in Butch Butterworth's Barn, with Fred Vigorito and Scott Black on cornets, Noel Kaletsky and Russ Whitman on reeds, Tom Artin on trombone, Bill Sinclair on piano, Red Balaban on guitar, Art Hovey on bass and tuba, Bob Bequillard on drums, and Cynthia Fabian's vocals. (Click on the image at the right for details about the recording and a downloadable sample track.)

GJB 4/17/76 (no longer available) was recorded at the Millpond Taverne in 1976 and 1981. This recording features the GJB with the late "Big Chief" Russell Moore on trombone and vocals, and clarinetist Joe Licari, with Bill Lezotte on guitar and Ed Stockmal on drums!

GJB 8/19/06 (Skip Hughes & Bob Price with the GJB), a live recording from our 2006 concert at Music Mountain. Skip Hughes and Bob Price both do a lot of singing on this CD, including several tunes that we had only started using during that summer. (No longer available)

GJB 99, A PERFECT LIFE (No longer available) - Last performances of Spiegle Willcox with the Galvanized Jazz Band, recorded 1997-1999 at the ChowderPot with Bob Bequillard & Ed Stockmal (drums), Joel Schiavone & Gim Burton (banjo) Russ Whitman & Noel Kaletsky (reeds), Skip Hughes & Art Baron (trombone), Bill Sinclair & Ted DesPlantes (piano)...All profits from sales of this recording go to the Spiegle Willcox Scholarship Fund, S.U.N.Y, Cortland, NY... 14 tunes, 72 minutes.

GJB 6/22/02 - A professionally-produced CD of our June 2002 concert at Music Mountain with Jane Campedelli, Jim Fryer, and Bob Price; the same version of the GJB that performed at the 11th annual Suncoast festival in Florida. Now out of print.

GJB 25, Nobody's Sweetheart - Our first CD, recorded 2/19/96 at Trod Nossel Studios, Wallingford, CT, featuring Noel Kaletsky, Jim Fryer and Jane Campedelli. 68 minutes of pure joy.

GJB 4/3/05 is a limited-issue souvenir recording of the Jazz Brunch that was held at the River Run on April 3, 2005 to raise funds for the Great Connecticut Jazz Festival. Our guests were trombonist-vocalist Tom Boates and vocalist Cynthia Fabian.

GJB 4/27/03, Farewell to the Chowderpot is a live recording of our final night at the Chowderpot III in Branford, which was our happy home for seven years. Herb Gardner, Abbie Gardner and Bob Price were with us for the occasion, and the session turned into quite a romp.

GJB 3/4/03, Mardi Gras 2003 is a live recording of our 32nd anniversary celebration at the Chowderpot on March 4, 2003 with Nick Carella and Noel Kaletsky along with Russ Whitman, Fred Vigorito, Bill Sinclair, Art Hovey, and Bob Bequillard.

GJB 1/27/01, A Big Butter & Egg Man - Live recording of a GJB performance for the Westchester-Fairfield Jazz Society featuring Jane Campedelli and Craig Grant.. This limited-edition CD will not play on older DVD players.

GJB 6/23/01, The Hot 5/Hot 7 Tribute - Live CD recording of the GJB's June 2001 Music Mountain concert with Jerry Zigmont and Mike Hashem. This limited-edition CD will not play on older DVD players, nor will it play on phonographs.
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The GJB with Jerry Zigmont and Bob Price (GJB 8/20/011) is a live recording of our summer concert at Music Mountain in August of 2011. (Click on the image at the right for details about the recording and downloadable sample tracks.) As the title implies, it features trombonist Jerry Zigmont and banjo virtuoso Bob Price with the GJB in a program of New Orleans-style favorites, along with Bob's amazing solo rendition of Rhapsody in Blue. Several of the cuts also include vocals by Jerry and Bob.
Les Paul with the GJB (GJB 3/9/86) is a live recording of our 15th anniversary celebration at the Millpond Taverne, with Jane Campedelli, Noel Kaletsky, Joel Helleny, Craig Grant, and the *Les Paul Trio. (Click on the image at the right for details about the recording and a downloadable sample track.) For a You-Tube photo montage of the session accompanied by another track from the recording, click HERE:*
Swing That Mountain! (GJB 8/16/08): Released in January of 2009, this is a live recording of our 2008 concert at Music Mountain in Falls Village, Connecticut. Our featured guests were trombonist Art Baron and Bob Price on banjo. Although all of our guest trombonists have impressive backgrounds, Art is the only one who can truthfully say that he has worked with everyone from Duke Ellington to Bruce Springsteen. (Click on the image at the right for details about the recording and a downloadable sample track.)
She's Makin' Eyes at Me! (GJB 11/20/83) is another treasure from the archives recorded at the Millpond Taverne between 1983 and 1986 with Nick Carella, Wayne Wright, and Noel Kaletsky. The band really stretches out on these 13 tunes; the total playing time is over 77 minutes. (Click on the image at the right for details about the recording and a downloadable sample track.)
Just For a Thrill (GJB 9/18/83) is a treasure from the archives recorded at the Millpond Taverne between 1983 and 1986 with Nick Carella, Wayne Wright, and Noel Kaletsky. The band really stretches out on these eleven tunes; the total playing time is over 78 minutes. (Click on the image at the right for details about the recording and a downloadable sample track.)
Ice Cream! (GJB 7/25/08) A CD recording of our July 2008 performances at the Great Connecticut Traditional Jazz Festival in Moodus, featuring amazing J.P. Alessi on tenor sax, Roy Rubinstein on trombone, Paul Boehmke on clarinet, and Bob Price, the "Banjo Crackerjack", along with Fred, Bill, Art, and Bob Bequillard. There are fifteen tunes on this CD, including Ice Cream, Algiers Strut, Panama, Over the Waves, Bob Price's famous "Bye-Bye Blues", and ten others. (Click on the image at the right for details about the recording and a downloadable sample track.)
Creole Trombone! (GJB 8/11/07) A CD recording of our August 2007 concert at Music Mountain featuring the amazing Jim Fryer on trombone, and Bob Price, the "Banjo Crackerjack", along with Fred, Russ, Bill, Art, and Bob Bequillard. There are sixteen tunes on this CD, including Memphis Blues, Hiawatha, Two Sleepy People, Blue & Broken-Hearted, Bob Price's famous "Lover" medley, Jim's inimitable version of Ory's Creole Trombone, and ten others. (Click on the image at the right for details about the recording and a downloadable sample track.)
Airmail Special (GJB 1/1/84). . . This gem from the archives has to be the swingingest CD we have ever issued. It was recorded on New Year's Day, 1984, but not released until 2007. Inspired by the quartet and quintet recordings of Benny Goodman, it features Noel Kaletsky at his best, Dirck Spicer on vibraphone (in the style of Lionel Hampton) and Howard Alden on guitar, along with Fred, Bill, Art, and Bob. (Click here* or on the image at the right for details.)*
GJB 2/26/07, Jimmy Mazzy & Skip Hughes with the GJB is a live recording from our February, 2007 concert at the University of New Hampshire with Skip and the legendary banjo virtuoso Jimmy Mazzy. Jim Fryer was originally scheduled for this concert, but he was stranded by bad weather in Oregon; Skip Hughes kindly agreed to help us out, and what a show it turned out to be! We are grateful to the UNH staff not only sponsoring the concert, but also for recording it. (Click here* or on the image at the right for details.)*
BCD-467, Louis Nelson & Tommy Benford with the GJB!. . . From deep in the archives, this one features New Orleans trombonist Louis Nelson and the legendary Tommy Benford on drums with Mark Finks on banjo and vocals, Fred Vigorito on cornet, Noel Kaletsky on clarinet and sax, Bill Sinclair on piano, and Art Hovey on bass and tuba. Recorded in 1971 at the dawn of the Millpond era, this session was intended to be issued as an LP by George Buck. Somehow the tape was lost, and has only recently come to light; it stands the test of time remarkably well. (Click here* or on the image at the right for details.)*
Just A Little While (GJB 1/17/82) From the archives, this one features Sammy Rimington, Noel Kaletsky and trombonist Roy Rubinstein in their one and only performance together at the Millpond Taverne in 1982. (Click here* or on the image at the right for details.)*
GJB 5/22/88 is a reissue of our 16th anniversary celebration at the Millpond Taverne with Sammy Rimington, David Paquette, Matt Finders, and Noel Kaletsky, including some previously unissued material from that session. (For more details just click on the blue CD title above OR the little picture at the right.)
GJB 5/29/88 is another live recording from the Millpond archives, now reissued. Fred's name and photo are displayed prominently because this CD was originally produced for sale in France, where Fred is a big international jazz star. But it also features the one and only Sammy Rimington on clarinet, sax & vocals, David Paquette on piano & vocals, and late trombone wizard Joel Helleny along with Noel Kaletsky and the rest of the GJB. Except for the clarinet duet version of "Burgundy Street Blues" this material has never before been issued. For details, click on the photo at the right.
GJB 6/25/05 is a live recording of our 2005 concert at Music Mountain in Falls Village, Connecticut, with the marvelous vocalist Jane Campedelli, banjo virtuoso Bob Price, and the amazing Craig Grant on trombone. This is the same gang that performed so well at recent jazz festivals in Florida, Illinois, and Connecticut. Bob Price is featured on San Antonio Rose and Heartaches, Jane is featured on Cakewalkin' Babies, See Your Mama Every Night, Lou-Easy-Ann-I-A, and After You've Gone (as well as our closing theme) and the whole band is featured on the title track and several others. There are fourteen tracks on this CD, each one displaying a different facet of the GJB repertoire. This CD is also available from cdbaby.com. You can download two-minute sound clips of each track from that website.
GJB 11/3/85 is a treasure from the archives featuring the late Merrill Doucette (1930-1986) along with trombonist Tom Artin and Noel Kaletsky on clarinet and sax. We first came to know Merrill as the regular pianist for the Connecticut Dixieland Society, where he performed with George Masso, Bobby Hackett, Doc Cheatham, Wild Bill Davison, Vic Dickenson, Max Kaminsky, Frank Tate, Alan Dawson, Wayne Andre, John Faddis, and many others. During the Galvanized Jazz Band's early years Merrill was our first call whenever Bill Sinclair couldn't be with us. This recording is from one such night at the Millpond Taverne in November of 1985, just weeks before his untimely passing.
VIGORJAZ 01, Best of the Fest: the GJB Live - Hot GJB performances from the Great Connecticut Jazzfests of 1995, 1996 and 1997 with Jane Campedelli (vocals), Dave Huxtable (guitar-banjo), Jim Fryer, Jerry Zigmont, & Skip Hughes (trombones), Gim Burton (banjo), and the Bridgeport Mass Choir! 16 tunes, 63 minutes.
GJB 60, This Old Tuba - A compilation of GJB recordings from 1975 to 2002 which happened to have tuba solo choruses, including some with Buddy Morrow, Art Baron, Herb & Abbie Gardner, Jim Fryer, Craig Grant, Skip Hughes, Joel Helleny, Noel Kaletsky, Bob Price, Dave Huxtable and the Les Paul Trio. I put this together shortly after my 60th birthday just to celebrate the completion of 50 years of playing the tuba. For more detailed info and downloadable samples please click on the image at the right. Click HERE or HERE to read what other tubists have to say about this recording.
GJB 2/27/01, A ChowderPot Mardi Gras - A live CD recording of our 30th anniversary celebration at the ChowderPot with Jane Campedelli, Skip Hughes, Herb Gardner (on piano), Noel Kaletsky & Russ Whitman together on reeds. Tunes from this CD can often be heard on XM Radio.
"A June Night", featuring Jane Campedelli has now been re-issued. Most of the material was recorded in 2003 with Jim Fryer, Jerry Zigmont & Bob Price. A couple of cuts are from our 20th Millpond anniversary with George Masso, Noel Kaletsky, Kenny Davern, and Bill Whitcraft, including some previously unissued material from that session. We have only a few copies to sell here in Connecticut, but you can order one directly from Jane; just email her at: jazzsinger@bellsouth.net, or call her at 1-904-751-1884, or write to her at 10239 Shore View Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32218. They're $15, and that includes shipping. Make your check payable to Jane Campedelli.
. . . For Shipping Outside the USA please add $3 . . .

Big Feathers Stomp 2009 (no longer available) is a live recording of our July 11, 2009 performance in Butch Butterworth's Barn, with Fred Vigorito and Scott Black on cornets, Noel Kaletsky and Russ Whitman on reeds, Tom Artin on trombone, Bill Sinclair on piano, Red Balaban on guitar, Art Hovey on bass and tuba, Bob Bequillard on drums, and Cynthia Fabian's vocals. (Click on the image at the right for details about the recording and a downloadable sample track.)
GJB 4/17/76 (no longer available) was recorded at the Millpond Taverne in 1976 and 1981. This recording features the GJB with the late "Big Chief" Russell Moore on trombone and vocals, and clarinetist Joe Licari, with Bill Lezotte on guitar and Ed Stockmal on drums!
GJB 8/19/06 (Skip Hughes & Bob Price with the GJB), a live recording from our 2006 concert at Music Mountain. Skip Hughes and Bob Price both do a lot of singing on this CD, including several tunes that we had only started using during that summer. (No longer available)
GJB 99, A PERFECT LIFE (No longer available) - Last performances of Spiegle Willcox with the Galvanized Jazz Band, recorded 1997-1999 at the ChowderPot with Bob Bequillard & Ed Stockmal (drums), Joel Schiavone & Gim Burton (banjo) Russ Whitman & Noel Kaletsky (reeds), Skip Hughes & Art Baron (trombone), Bill Sinclair & Ted DesPlantes (piano)...All profits from sales of this recording go to the Spiegle Willcox Scholarship Fund, S.U.N.Y, Cortland, NY... 14 tunes, 72 minutes.
GJB 6/22/02 - A professionally-produced CD of our June 2002 concert at Music Mountain with Jane Campedelli, Jim Fryer, and Bob Price; the same version of the GJB that performed at the 11th annual Suncoast festival in Florida. Now out of print.
GJB 25, Nobody's Sweetheart - Our first CD, recorded 2/19/96 at Trod Nossel Studios, Wallingford, CT, featuring Noel Kaletsky, Jim Fryer and Jane Campedelli. 68 minutes of pure joy.
GJB 4/3/05 is a limited-issue souvenir recording of the Jazz Brunch that was held at the River Run on April 3, 2005 to raise funds for the Great Connecticut Jazz Festival. Our guests were trombonist-vocalist Tom Boates and vocalist Cynthia Fabian.
GJB 4/27/03, Farewell to the Chowderpot is a live recording of our final night at the Chowderpot III in Branford, which was our happy home for seven years. Herb Gardner, Abbie Gardner and Bob Price were with us for the occasion, and the session turned into quite a romp.
GJB 3/4/03, Mardi Gras 2003 is a live recording of our 32nd anniversary celebration at the Chowderpot on March 4, 2003 with Nick Carella and Noel Kaletsky along with Russ Whitman, Fred Vigorito, Bill Sinclair, Art Hovey, and Bob Bequillard.
GJB 1/27/01, A Big Butter & Egg Man - Live recording of a GJB performance for the Westchester-Fairfield Jazz Society featuring Jane Campedelli and Craig Grant.. This limited-edition CD will not play on older DVD players.
GJB 6/23/01, The Hot 5/Hot 7 Tribute - Live CD recording of the GJB's June 2001 Music Mountain concert with Jerry Zigmont and Mike Hashem. This limited-edition CD will not play on older DVD players, nor will it play on phonographs.	(No cover photo available)