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-home- 0 -Website under construction- We’ll be back soon! The final 3 IUCC discs are in house, currently being assembled for shipment, we expect all pending orders to be shipped by the middle of next week, tracking information will be delivered via email. thank you for your patience! 1/15/25 LOOKIN' Good - website showing some signs of life https://www.nimbuswestrecords.com/

Looks like I was wrong with the 10" LP - found copies online (has 7 tracks) https://www.popsike.com/Paul-Quinichette-Quartet-with-Kenny-Drew-DALE-LP-2210/161703113618.html https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/paul-quinichette-dale-22-gorgeous-10-128921270

I don't think the Quinichette Dale 10" (LP-22) was ever released though half of the material was released on Dale EP-204 https://www.ebay.com/itm/353479182354

All of the tracks (8)(Storyville Oct/Nov 51), from this 10" (& the 2 EPs, #205/206) were released on the Billie Holiday ESP 4CD set "Rare Live Recordings 1934-59". Actually, 15 tracks from this location & similar time period were released in this set. BTW, Stan only plays on 3 tracks.

What a lineup of UK/Euro free jazz musicians Don Cherry, trumpet, flute Manfred Schoof, trumpet Tomasz Stanko, trumpet Paul Rutherford, trombone Albert Mangelsdorff, trombone Steve Lacy, soprano saxophone John Tchicai, soprano & alto saxophone Trevor Watts, alto saxophone Willem Breuker, alto, tenor saxophone, clarinet Peter Brötzmann, alto, tenor & baritone saxophone John Surman, baritone saxophone Derek Bailey, guitar Gunter Hampel, vibes, bass clarinet Joachim Kühn, piano, alto saxophone Irène Aebi, violin, vocals Dave Holland, bass, cello Barre Phillips, bass Johnny Dyani, bass, cello Peter Warren, bass John Stevens, drums, percussion, cornet Han Bennink, drums, percussion, dhung Stu Martin, drums Pierre Favre, drums, percussion Karin Krog, vocals Norma Winstone, vocals

I was shocked when I heard the news this morning Been a big fan since the late 70s after first seeing Eraserhead He was out here (Australia) a few years back on a speaking tour which my partner & I attended here in Brisbane. Our Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA, Brisbane) had a retrospective on him a few years back RIP David

picked up the Shorty Rogers, Stuff Smith, Teagarden Roulette sets all CD plus the Ammons/Lux Lewis LP box over the past couple of years for good prices. Those Basie Roulette boxes are in the cream of the crop of Mosaic sets IMHO

almost double that price in australian$ (405 via Amazon) - our $ is currently tanking. Looks tempting as I only have her early output (first 5 or 6 LPs) on vinyl picked up many years ago. Hugely influential musician IMHO - one of my fav vocalists

was very happy with their CD box set reissue program - picked up many of them though would have been over the moon with three more potential sets (that never eventuated), Billy Bang, Leroy Jenkins & Glenn Spearman

23 of the 85 tracks are Jimmy Rushing vocals whilst Joe Williams sings on 3 tracks

Buddy Tate (28 tracks) has the lion's share followed by Sam Margolis (8 tracks ts & cl), Lucky Thompson (6 tracks), Coleman Hawkins (5 tracks), Frank Wess (4 tracks ts & fl), Frank Foster (4 tracks with Frank Wess) also on alto we have Earle Warren (12 tracks including 5 with Coleman Hawkins), Pete Brown (4 tracks), Ben Richardosn as/cl (7 tracks), Rudy Powell, as/cl (10 tracks) BTW, the SQ is stunning - only listened to disc 1 so far & the opening bars of the first track just blew me away for audio quality

I have the complete concert plus speeches etc over 3CDrs that I made from files someone traded with me (or I found & downloaded online) a few years ago now

exactly - that was my thinking too

what a bummer!! Wonder how many full subscribers are out there who opted for the lot in one go (10 releases) & so far havn't received any yet (or never will?) I'm still hoping - not going to make a CC claim yet (if that's possible over here with a product purchased from the states). Maybe he'll renew his site over the next few days?

thanks for posting the links - I used to watch the Australian GTK music show in the early 70s

delivered (Brisbane, Australia) yesterday (Christmas Eve) - will have to wait though - It's a christmas present from my partner

same here, i'm in the optimistic camp but unfortunately I asked for the whole batch to be sent as one shipment so I don't have any except for #1 (pre subscription)

The recent batch (12) of Japanese Solid BYG/Actuel CDs are actually the first 12 original releases for the label - hopefully they'll go down the Bethlehem (Solid CD reissues) path & gradually release all 52 original Actuel LP sessions. I received 6 (Greene, Lyons, Delcloo/Jones, Murray, Silva, Gong) from this batch a couple of days ago - very happy with SQ - are they needle drops? (probably but can't tell by listening). Interesting the sharing of similar US musicians between sessions that were temporally in close proximity ie members of AEC, Anthony Braxton, Archie Shepp, Grachan Moncur, Alan Silva, Sunny Murray ....) with a strong coterie of French/euro collaborators They've been remastered in Japan (CD liner notes) so not likely to be related to the UK BYG reissue program - I'd snap these up before they disappear as I get the impression that the more obscure titles will not be reissued by BYG UK who claim their recent CD reissues are from master tapes? I was under the impression that all their tapes were lost when their basement flooded in the 70s(?) - didn't Brownie know more details (previous thread)

.....and create your own CDr (from WAV or AIFF files)

been on my hit list for a number of weeks now

even further down here in Australia but in the early 90s i used to call Mosaic (landline) to place my orders

sublime music for 7 decades - what an achievement RIP Martial only recently picked up the two previously unreleased Dial solo recordings he made in LA in '66

It sure is!! received my copy a couple of days ago & have listened twice so far - the music is not new to me, purchasing the Vocalion twofer a few years back but sonically this LP is a blast - cover sticker proclaims "Vinyl audio remastered & cut from the original master tapes by Abbey Road" Also contains an informative (for the uninitiated) inner 12x12 info sheet that is actually readable (unlike the recent Bird In Kansas City CD booklet notes) encouraging note in the top review in Discogs https://www.discogs.com/release/32019632-The-Joe-Harriott-Quintet-Movement "W.S Nov 16, 2024 I was fortunate enough to assist Universal in this release by loaning my original pressings for the artwork. They've done a really great job, such a great series. I've also loaned a few more original British jazz albums to them and there's some great plans in the mix for the future. Exciting times!"

Jazz At The St James - Intone CD - very obscure New Zealand release

Bernie McGann - Playground (Rufus) 1996 Australia artist Dave Brewer