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https://merurido.jp/topic.php?srcbnr=48760 All getting mini lp reissues next month! Dollar Brand - Anatomy of A Quiet Village Paul Bley - Touching Dewey Redman Quartet - Looking for The Black Star Ted Curson Quartet - Tears For Dolphy

More series coming in May, 6 & 7 https://merurido.jp/topic.php?srcbnr=47732 https://merurido.jp/topic.php?srcbnr=47734 Of interest seem to be first cd appearance for Mal Waldron's Mingus Lives from 1979,

https://merurido.jp/topic.php?srcbnr=47429 A few interesting things on there that havn't been on CD in their original format, Circling In & Circulus, not sure if the material has appeared elsewhere on cd though?

Hah i just ordered this not realising i already had that track on that compilation, it really is a great version of The Creators, totally different to the version on Now! Would love to hear more from that set. The version of Nardis on this album is excellent too so still glad i bought this.

Me too, that Cherry Jam record that came out for RSD Is coming out on CD next month too https://store.gearboxrecords.com/collections/new-releases/products/don-cherry-japanese-edition-cd-pre-order

https://jazzinbritain1.bandcamp.com/album/black-white-raga Has anyone else picked this up yet, def recommended if you are into the whole Don Rendell/Ian Carr 60s material Two sessions previously assumed either lost or unrecorded, by Henry Lowther’s and Lyn Dobson’s mid-sixties groups. Considered one of the missing links in the development of British free-form jazz. The Group Sounds Four session includes Jack Bruce, who contributes an original composition never otherwise recorded. Also features Ron Rubin, Ken McCarthy and Jon Hiseman. With comprehensive notes by Duncan Heining concerning the historical significance of these recordings. Single CD with liner notes by Duncan Heining. Strictly limited pressing run of 500 copies worldwide. Released: 29th December 2020 EAN: 5060774190128 Product no: JIB-14-M-CD 1. Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise (Romberg-Hammerstein) 7:07 2. Snow (Bruce) 5:01 3. Straight Away (Dobson) 11:34 4. The Red Planet (Coltrane) 5:20 5. Night & Day (Porter) 5:46 6. Celebrity Stomp (McCarthy) 3:55 7. Black And White Raga (Taylor) 11:23 Tracks 1-3: Group Sounds Four BBC Jazz Club, pre-recorded live on 13th June 1966, broadcast 19th June 1966. Henry Lowther – trumpet Lyn Dobson – tenor sax Jack Bruce – bass Jon Hiseman – drums Tracks 4-7: Group Sounds Five BBC Jazz Club, recorded live at the Paris Theatre, London on 15th November 1965. Henry Lowther – trumpet Lyn Dobson – tenor sax Ken McCarthy – piano Ron Rubin – bass Jon Hiseman – drums

mine was shipped from Amazon.jp today I hope they do something similar with the Wave project (Peacock, Satoh & Togashi) from the 1980s, those three albums are long out of print and are excellent! https://www.discogs.com/Masahiko-Togashi-Gary-Peacock-Masahiko-Satoh-Wave/release/2895605

Maybe you got it in before the Brexit debacle happened, mines probably in some sack in France delayed by all the inevitable red tape!

Yeah, I ordered around the same time, also via eBay and still not arrived here to UK either, usually their delivery is v efficient.

This looks pretty interesting, i did like this trio of Gary Peacock, Masabumi Kikuchi & Motohiko Hino, not cheap though! 芽瑠璃堂 ＞ GREAT 3 『コンプリート・セッシッョンズ 1994 (4CD)』KKJ9006-09 (merurido.jp)

Has anyone picked up this new version of this 1973 show, wondered how it is https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B08F6RYGJT/ref=ox_sc_saved_image_3?smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&psc=1 I know it’s been out before but Hi Hat have done some decent Miles shows before so thinking it might be an upgrade, supposedly remastered but then they all say that don’t they!

next batch due in Oct, some more first time on CD like the Terumasa Hino, Peter Warren one https://merurido.jp/topic.php?srcbnr=43143

This is getting a reissue on vinyl & digital here https://alanbraufman.bandcamp.com/album/valley-of-search-reissue but i see a cd version coming out in Japan in Sept too https://merurido.jp/topic.php?srcbnr=42021

We discussed this a few weeks back, I put up a clearer list here I assume they are going to keep doing these so hopefully Compassion will be in next batch

Queen Of the Organ on Impulse is coming out again on cd in Japan for first time in 25 plus years in June too https://merurido.jp/item.php?pdid=UCCI9342

Another Strata East album finally gets a cd reissue! https://arc-records.bandcamp.com/album/one-for-me

third series out in july with some first on cds https://merurido.jp/topic.php?srcbnr=41166 ● Tommy Flanagan / Giant Steps (In Memory of John Coltrane) ● Bob Digen / Children of the Night (World's First CD) ● Yosuke Yamashita-Kuniyama Yamamoto / Bolero (World's First CD) of) ● Mal Waldron / A touch of The Blues (the world's first on CD) ● Dollar Brand / African Sketchbook ● Booker Irvin / Lament for Booker Irvin ● Mark Levin / Social Sketches (World's first CD) ● New York Jazz Quartet / Surge (Japan's first CD) ● Cecil McBee Sextet / Music from the Source (Japan's first CD) ● Hannibal Marvin Peterson / The Angels of Atlanta ● Hampton Hoes / Live at the Jazz Showcase Chicago Vol.2 (Japan's first CD) ● Lee Konitz-Albert Mangersdorf / Art of the Duo (Japan's first CD) ● Takase Aki-Maria Joanne-Niels Pedersen / Alice ● Abbey Lincoln / Sings Billy Holiday Vol.2 Ben Webster / Live at Piozu (Japan's first CD) ● Aki Takase / St. Louis Blues ● Susie Fieldguard / Dansk (Japan's first CD) ● Billy Heart & The WDR Big Band / The Broader Picture (Japan's first CD) ● Jean Paul Broadbeck Trio / Extra Time (Japan's first CD) ● Myra Melford / Snowy Egret (Japan's first CD)

Most Japanese reissues recently seem to omit any bonus tracks that appeared on similar Western counterpart versions, I wonder if its a licensing thing or purely to keep it just like the original version.

I’ve always been interested in the Jack De Johnette - Jackeyboard one, amazingly in these days of everything being available I have never come across a rip or leak of it anywhere! Does anyone have it, what’s it like?

2nd series of this coming out in April with a few first time on cd https://merurido.jp/topic.php?srcbnr=38801 ● Tommy Flanagan / Super Session ● Elvin Jones / Live At The Village Vanguard ● Mar Waldron / Up Popped The Devil ● Benny Wallace / Live At The Public Theater ● Hampton Hawes / Live at the Jazz Showcase Chicago Vol.1 ● Manfred Shoof Meets ・ Yosuke Yamashita Trio / Distant Thunder (World's First CD) ● Dollar Brand / African Space・ Program (first CD in Japan) ● Pepper Adams / Julian ● Yosuke Yamashita / Bansuri Kana ● John Scofield / Rough House ● Joe Lovano / Sounds of Joy ● Abby Lincoln / Abbey Things Billy Holiday Vol.1 ● Aki Takase-David Murray / Blue Monk ● Niels Pedersen-Philipp Katereen / Art of the Duo ● Max Roach / Long as Your Living (First CD in Japan) ● Aki Takase / Clapping MusicCarl Berga ー & Masahiko Sato / With Silence (World's first CD) ● Sun Ra & His Omniverses Orchestra / Destination Unknown ● Trio M / The Guest House (Japan's first CD) ● Ron Miles Bill Friesel-Brian Blade / Circuit Rider (First CD in Japan)

It’s been listed on the Strata East site for years yes but this is first time it’s actually been listed on a proper vendors site so hoping for the best! so no one has any idea what time period the Trenches session is from?

Just noticed that Dusty Groove now have this cd ( I assume it’s same version, it’s listed as just on Strata East) coming into stock soon for those who balked at Mosaics postage. Also listed coming in next couple of weeks is one by him entitled “In The Trenches”, anyone know what this is, is it some of the long promised archive stuff that was mentioned years back?? https://www.dustygroove.com/item/944527?incl_cs=1&no_incl_in=1&sort_order=release_date&format=cd https://www.dustygroove.com/item/944626?incl_cs=1&no_incl_in=1&sort_order=release_date&format=cd Just found an old mention of In The Trenches here, no date of recording though http://www.serecs.com/coming.html

It actually sounds really great sound wise going by the bandcamp sample and is that period just after the Impulse years and the one album he made for India Navigation, i’m not that familiar with the other players in the band though.

its still considerably more than vinyl sales!, in the uk last year 28 million cds were sold and 4.3 million LPs, by your logic why bother with vinyl either. An interesting read https://www.superdeluxeedition.com/feature/saturday-deluxe-18-january-2020/#more-155797

Utterly ridiculous, where is the business sense of these people, much like the Frank Low / Rashid Ali item , if they are not going to bother with cd then i'll just download illegally, they need to realise that there is still a good market for jazz cds and most people (on here at least) like a physical product and are unlikely to pay for digital files, the cost to produce cds is negligible comparatively.