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The Complete Illinois Jacquet Sessions 1945-1950 disc 1 & 2

My first set: The Charles Mingus Columbia set.

The Mulligan set is gone. Running low: Andrew Hill select McCoy Tyner select Art Blakey single Charles Lloyd single Dizzy Gillespie box set Chu Berry box set My favorite from this list is the Chu Berry set

The Paul Chambers select has gone.

This set is up for pre order. http://www.mosaicrecords.com/prodinfo.asp?number=256-MD-CD release early November.

The Sidney Bechet select has gone.

They used to be well-stocked, but the owner is a dick. The shop clossed years ago. I got along with him very well. He is always present with a large stand at the Dr. Jazz meeting in Wageningen.

My local shop Tipitina Mosiac from Mosaic Frog from Frog Paragon Ragtime Orchestra from PRO etc. Amazon.com, .co,uk, .de, ,fr (never used .it or .jp) Dr. Jazz Meeting at Wageningen twice a year. Ebay once in a blue moon. Worldsrecords used to be a favorite. Never let me down, nothing ever got lost in the post. Blue Note in Amsterdam was a favorite as well

Well, that would be about all of them, wouldn't it? Universal and Sony together control all the Brunswicks, Sony has the Victors and the Okehs. What's left? gregmo There's the Durium, Cameo and Plaza recordings. (There may be more.) Someone on this Forum gave a complete listing and said-- IIRC-- that they were controlled by Sony. Unfortunately I've searched but can't find the thread. Cameo and Plaza were two of the labels that amalgamated (with Pathe US) to form ARC, so those are Sony owned. But Durium? I thought it was an Italian fifties label. MG Durium was the company that issued 'Hit Of The Week' records

From the Netherlands: Piet Noordijk Jubilee Concert

I checked the Tom Lord online disco. It mentions LP1007 with the following tracks: She, Indian Summer, Caravan, Hoppin' John. No title of the LP given.

And now it's gone again.

The Onzy Matthews select made a comeback to last change.

For a listing of what's is on CD or not go to this discussion. Ellington 1930s big-band Mosaic post 88

Vol. 7 has Kitchen Man a song not to be missed if you don't mind the double entendre. Catherine Russell shied away from singing the complete lyrics on TV in the Netherlands http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oI-7em5eupQ&feature=channel. It has Eddie Lang on guitar.

The Sidney Bechet is now on last chance.

The battle between the orchestra's of Jean Goldkette and Fletcher Henderson 1926.

Let's start counting: I'm number 1

Disc one has the Victor recording of 'Daybreak Express' . The Ebony rhapsody recordings are tracks one and two on disc two. They were either rehearsals or soundtrack recordings. Ebony rhapsody was discussed in the DEMS bulletin. http://www.depanorama.net/dems/03dems3b.htm

Up for pre order on the Mosaic website a 3 LP set 'The Complete Sun Ship Sessions' .Release date end May. Verve will issue this on a 2 CD set.

How about Dolphy at the 5 Spot? Parker, Gillespie, Powell, Potter, Haynes at Birdland March 31, 1951 Mingus 1964 Wuppertal is among my favorites

If you mean the Tom Lord Disco. I logged in a few minutes ago.

On Off the Record and the Frémeaux Integrale the Oliver sides are complete. For more information I see my post 68.

just got an e-mail from Worldsrecords. It's going out of business . This is in the mail about Classics: Another label that we have not offered from many years, Classics Chronological Collections, are available once again. These CDs were first offered in batches of 5 per month over an incredible 15 year period. Over 765 titles were originally produced in France. Now an ambitious project has resurfaced with the intention to bring back as many of the original titles as sales warrant. The plan is to present all releases by an artist at one time (or in the case of an artist like Duke Ellington who had 45 CDs, in several batches). For instance the early artist reissues are by Ethel Waters (7 of the 8 CDs), James P. Johnson (8 titles), The Three Peppers (1 CD), etc.. These CDs are manufactured in the United States.

Make that "Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ" http://www.muziekgebouw.nl/ Did that