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Wade Legge, Zoot Sims, Frank Sinatra (in Australia with Red Norvo).

How about Marian McPartland, Dorothy Donegan, and Pat Moran?

Opening scene credits music from "The Cincinnati Kid" cannot be beat. It is New Orleans jazz at it's best. The only way to hear it by viewing the DVD. The CD soundtrack music omits the opening credits music (I guess) because there is some narrative from Steve McQueen overlaying the music.

I just did a comparison. The Mosaic set has the following tracks not on the 4 downloads: Mildred Bailey- Mosaic disc 3 tracks 10-13 Stuff Smith- Mosaic disc 3 tracks 14-15 Joe Sullivan- Mosaic disc 4 tracks 7-13 Count Basie- Mosaic disc 5 tracks 3,4,6,8,11,12,15,16,17,18 Count Basie- Mosaic disc 6 tracks 3,4,7,8,15,16,17 I am not positively sure about the Count Basie tracks as some of the times do not agree precisely. In any case the 2 Mosaic discs total 39 tracks and 17 are not on the downloads. In any case the Mosaic set does include all the 4 download tracks, plus the ones mentioned above.

Now that volume 4 is being released this December will there be a volume 5?

Brubeck was unhappy with "Jackpot" yet it finally was released on CD. Also, what is holding-up release of with "Compadres" on CD?

Still hoping for Brubeck "The Last Time We Saw Paris" and Brubeck/Mulligan "Compadres". Both were on Columbia LPs, now Sony.

Looking for Sam Gary and Russell Woollen Transition LPs.

I got this CD through a friend in Europe. As far as I know it is still not available in the U.S. The music is very good and the mastering excellent. The CD comes in a beautiful gate-fold package and contains a nice booklet. This is a nice addition to my Brubeck CD collection.

Gerry Mulligan and Dave Brubeck were excellent writers as well as musicians.

Los Angeles Jazz Institute CD LAJI-13 "West Coast Jazz On Television" has 11 tracks from the Stars Of Jazz TV program that were not issued on the 36 Calliope label LPs. I wonder if more unreleased tracks exist. I am still looking for the 6 Calliope LPs listed above.

I just received this CD. It is absolutely terrific. Many thanx for the recommendation.

Looking for this CD. It is available in Europe but I cannot find it here in the U.S. I would be happy with a CDR. Please PM me.

The Blue Note 10-in LP (BLP-5066) is on the first disc of the Mosaic (-181) set titled "The Complete Blue Note Hank Mobley Fifties Sessions".

Is there any possibility that the Lee Morgan film will be released on DVD?

As an owner of the huge Jutta Hipp box set I can tell you that it worth every penny I paid for it. The 6 CDs and the very short DVD are worth the price alone. The 208-page book is a work of art and is far and away the best book accompanying any box set I ever saw. As far as the narrative goes the book gives a very coherent story of Hipp's life, both during and after her musical life. The book also contains many, many pictures of her at various performances and of her art. It is too bad that the book is not sold separately.

Many thanx for this information.

Sounds of Yesteryear is releasing a Shorty Rogers at The Rendezvous Ballroom performance dated 9/28/52. Is this truly new music or just a re-issue of the 9/27/52 session previously released by the Los Angeles Jazz Institute CDs LAJI 6 and 7? The Sounds of Yesteryear is listed on Amazon with a September 15 release date.

I had a very good experience with Mosaic customer service. I recently bought a Mosaic set. When it was delivered one corner of the box was crushed- probably due to USPS poor handling. Fortunately the CDs were OK. I called Mosaic (actually talked to a human) and told them of the problem. I received a replacement box within a week. Hats off to them!

I just got the "Minor Strain" CD. Two great sessions. Nice to have when you cannot afford the recently released 10-in LP.

On the "Minor Strain" CD a Thad Jones session is included with the Lee Morgan session. What is the date and location of the Jones session?

Now that volume 3 has been released are there any plans for volume 4?

Is there any kind of index to this massive collection? Also it would be nice to know which tapes (or portions of tapes) have never been issued on LP or CD.

The Pettiford link references the RLR 3-CD set titled "The 1958 European Tour" by JJ Johnson and Kai Winding. Two of the songs (Tenderly and Making Whoopee) on the Unique Jazz LP are not shown on the Amazon track listing of the 3 CDs. I wonder if this is a case of mis-labeling the tracks on the CDs or if the LP really has two songs that are yet to be released on CD.

David Ayers- many thanks for the link to Oscar Pettiford. The link answered my questions.