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From the ' LAJI Members Only' CD series LAJI 0011 - Howard Rumsey "Live In The Solo Spotlight" - rec. 1951 to 1954 - Producer: Ken Poston

Hello everyone, A new feature is now available: you can now view sheet music offered by different retailers directly from the song page. I also plan to add transcription books and more. -- @sgcim Yup, they're not yet perfect, I'll now focus on making them perfect. The rendering is quite a difficult part to get right, but I'll let you know when it's complete. Please let me know of any other feedback you might have!

Veen listening to a lot of Jug recently, early or late, big bands or small, doesn't even matter much to me.

I ordered this set immediately after it came back in stock, after having missed out on it the first round. I received it today and was disappointed to find that a small portion of the cover image had been peeled off, and some residue from what must have been a sticker - possibly the small white sticker they use to seal the plastic bags around the set, as it seems to match in size. Eh, not that big of a deal...I guess. After opening the set, I immediately noticed that the jewel cases were clear instead of the standard black ones that are used in the dozens of other Mosaic sets that I own! Very strange. Has anyone else ever experienced this with a Mosaic set? And, upon opening the jewel cases, Disc 5 had a large chunk of plastic missing around the disc spindle. There was not any loose plastic bits in the jewel case, so it appears that it must have been packaged that way.  I've sent an email to Mosaic letting them know about the issues with the disc and the box art, and have confidence that they will get it resolved. I just hope that this isn't a sign of corners being cut in the manufacturing process...  

Yep, almost certainly a distribution issue. In my experience, few readers in the US understand just how outsized a role the distributors play in regulating ("throttling" may be the more appropriate term) their access to titles from small and independent presses (including university presses). Best to buy direct or use a vendor like Bookshop or Asterism. In any event - yeah, can't wait to read this one!