bump....
I bought the SACD hybrid from yourmusic.com a while back, and am generally satisifed with it. I've listened to it a bit lately, going back and forth between this one and the amazing Uptown disc.
However, I also have to plead ignorance about this concert. I didn't realize there was a "Vol II" release (credited to Bud Powell), consisting of trio recordings from Powell/Mingus/Roach, until just recently. This OJC disc looks confusing to me though...there is stuff on it that ISN'T from the Massey Hall show but is played by the same trio, and there is also stuff on there that isn't even played by Powell, but by Billy Taylor.
So, just today I picked up Charlie Parker: Complete Jazz at Massey Hall, on Jazz Factory. Got it locally for cheap, however I also realize Jazz Factory and it's sister labels are grey area. BUT it seems to be the best (only?) way to get the complete concert (minus the tune "Bassically Speaking" which wasn't recorded (?)).
Concert set:
Quintet:
1. Perdido
2. Salt Peanuts
3. All the Things You Are/
4. 52nd Street Theme
Roach Solo:
5. Drum Conversation
Trio:
6. Cherokee
7. Embraceable You
8. Hallelujah (Jubilee)
9. Sure Thing
10. Lullaby of Birdland
11. I've Got You Under My Skin
Quintet:
12. Wee (Allen's Alley)
13. Hot House
14. A Night in Tunisia
"Bassically Speaking" was played between 9 & 10, according to the Jazz Factory notes. There was also another quintet performance afterwards, with the Graham Topping Band at the end of the show, which is also not included.
Is there a legitimate way to get the complete Massey Hall recordings, or is this Jazz Factory disc the best way to go?
edit - the Jazz Factory disc is also minus the Mingus overdubs, by the way...