colinmce

Haven't heard it in just about a couple decades, I would gladly grab a copy next time I see it around. But I too remember having mixed feelings.

I have all the discs but would love to be able to secure a box and book for them in this lifetime.

This has been re-pressed for anyone who slept on it the first time

I have a handful of his CDs since they turn up so often in the dollar bins, and I've enjoyed them all. But I would give this one the nudge. Arguably slightly dated by now, but it's intense, highly personal, and passionate modern jazz.

Have them all, but some of my very favorite Lacys are here, in fact maybe almost all of them! The Door, Cliches, The Rent, Blinks, Sorite/Disposibility, The Way, Beat Suite, Evidence .... doesn't get much better.

I stand corrected! I had this confused for the Train Wreck session, definitely do not have a copy.

I'll have to pull my cdr of that session out. In my recollection, it's neither as bad as Cuscuna made it out to be, nor necessarily as good as what did come out around that time.

The Bill Barron is a no-brainer Warne Marsh - anything! private tapes, full session recordings, unreleased live recordings. I'm sure there's an angle here in the vein of the recent Tristano set New Orleans Modern Jazz - something along the lines of a full reissue of the 1976 Opus box set New Orleans Heritage - Jazz: 1956-1966 (which features Ellis Marsalis/American Jazz Quintette recordings along with some others) expanded with contemporaneous and relevant music. This is maybe a little outside the scope of what Mosaic does, but I think there's some great potential Always thought Mosaic could do something more with some of the newer BN material a la the Don Pullen and Tony Williams Selects. I think a box of Jason Moran's BN sessions would be great. In that vein a box of Geri Allen's Minor Music dates, possibly incorporating the Somethin' Else/BN material as well, would be really strong.

One I just heard of recently and really enjoyed is Harry Allen’s Christmas In Swingtime from 2001. With Jake Hanna, Peter Bernstein, and Larry Goldings on organ. A hip and swinging group playing the classics in a succinct, tasteful way.

here are my favorite new & archival releases of the year for anyone interested: *Sven-Åke Johansson - Stumps (Second Version) (Trost) *Sven-Åke Johansson/Fritz Hautzinger/Ignaz Schick - Rotations (Trost) *Sven-Åke Johansson - Two Days At Café Oto (Otoroku) [Ahmed] - سماع [Sama'a] (Audition) (Otoroku) Ab Baars/Oscar Jan Hoogland/Uldis Vitols/Onno Govaert ‎– Loot (De Platenbakkerij/ICP) Bill Nace & Sakina Abdou - Rinse Cycle (Open Mouth) Bill Stewart - Live At The Village Vanguard (Criss Cross) Camila Nebbia/Kit Downes/Andrew Lisle - Exhaust (Relative Pitch) Chris Byars - The Dark Forest (Steeplechase) Das B - Love (Thanatosis/Corbett vs. Dempsey) Georg Graewe/Brad Jones/Hamid Drake - More Than Anything (Random Acoustics) Jean-Luc Guionnet - L'Epaisseur de l'air Live (Potlatch) Joe McPhee/Susanna Gartmayer/John Edwards/Mariá Portugal - Monster (Klanggalerie) Julius Hemphill Stringtet - Plays The Music of Julius Hemphill (Out Of Your Head) Martín Escalante/Charlie Mumma/Teté Leguía - This Molten Salt (Wash and Wear) Myra Melford Trio - Splash (Intakt) Pat Thomas - Sufi Women (Scatter Archive) Sophie Agnel - Learning (Otoroku) Stefan Keuene/Sandy Ewen/Damon Smith - Two Felt Tip Pens: Live At Moers (Balance Point Acoustics) *Various - The Bottle Tapes (Corbett vs. Dempsey, 1996-2005) *Irène Schweizer/Rüdiger Carl/Johnny Dyani/Han Bennink - Irene's Hot Four (Intakt, 1981) *Rashied Ali Quintet - Sidewalks In Motion (Survival, 2002) AMM w/ Sachiko M - Testing (Matchless, 2004) Cecil Taylor & Tony Oxley - Flashing Spirits (Burning Ambulance, 1988) Joe Maneri/Tyson Rogers/Jacob Braverman - In The Shadows, First Visit (ezz-thetics, 2002) Khan Jamal - Give The Vibes Some (Souffle Continu, 1974) Larry Stabbins/Keith Tippett/Louis Moholo-Moholo - Live In Foggia 1985 (Ogun, 1985) Marco Eneidi Quintet - Wheat Fields of Kleylhof (Balance Point Acoustics, 2004) Mujician - In Concerts (Jazz In Britain, 1993-2010) Rahsaan Roland Kirk - Vibrations in the Village: Live at Village Gate (Resonance, 1963) Sun Ra - Uncharted Passages (Modern Harmonic, 1977-79) Webster Young - A Quiet Legend: Live In St. Louis 1961 (Fresh Sound, 1961)

Long since. Completely different operation for all intents & purposes.

Amazing news.

Best part is this is basically what most of them are like in the first place!

N&OG is one of those records I enjoy returning to every couple years to see how it sounds to me then .... I've never been able to really crack it personally.

I will take this off your hands, PM incoming.

Yes, a nicely done real CD with an outer slipcase

CadNor used to stock the CD, unfortunately they are sold out. But they do still have copies of the equally great Live In Europe album from the same period with a similar lineup: https://cadnor.com/products/charles-tyler-live-in-europe-bleuregard-1960?_pos=1&_sid=deb0b71a2&_ss=r

Probably my favorite piece in the set.

Agree, fantastic record.

Helsinki 1962 also appeared on this companion to the 1961 Chante du Monde box: https://www.discogs.com/master/1475755-John-Coltrane-European-Tour-1962

Well what I mostly mean by that is he's pretty much just following what Cuscuna prepared for CD release in the 80s-2000s, including many of the unreleased sessions he got into the world and stuff he put out through Mosaic. Both instances also include music from other labels under the EMI ownership umbrella like the Amy and Marable titles above.

Agreed all counts.

I could be wrong, but it doesn't seem like they are continuing the Revisited series (and frankly the last many, many entries have been total bullshit). And after getting a start with Cecil/Braxton/Lacy/Ran Blake with "First Visit" it also seems like they are also just going to be releasing new sessions under this banner. but I'd love to see any of those you listed come out!

Good stuff as always, but as always I already have the CDs. On the one hand, Was is just taking all of Cuscuna's work and restamping it. On the other hand he's smart enough to know that he should just take all of Cuscuna's work and restamp it.

In a later edition there's a short forward by Chambers explaining the whole thing.