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PM sent on the Desmond/Hall.
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Have the Nelson, Tapscott, Hines, and Young/Hawkins on the way along with iapetus, Pure Dynamite, Hal Galper Inner Journey and Johnny Coles Katumbo from the Mainstream releases on the way to me. All of it new music to these ears!
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Thanks Jim and John.
I'm really digging the previous Mainstream batches, and looking forward to the next one. I'll add your recommendations to my want list.
This is all new stuff to me. Although I'm a child of the 80s, I'm quite fond of the 70s 'sound' on these Mainstream releases.
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Thanks for posting these. It seems that Solid has ventured into the Flying Dutchman catalog.
Any recommendations for someone who has nothing from them?
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Thanks for continuing to post these. I find them to be useful.
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Thanks for all the discussion on these Mainstream releases.
I was yet to be born during this label's existence, but am enjoying the sessions I've ordered and listened to quite a bit. I have listened to the Curtis Fuller, Sonny Red, Charles McPherson, Maynard Ferguson, and one of the Blue Mitchell dates from the first batch, and am eager to continue to amass these.
Might venture into adding a sessions from a lesser known (for me) vocalist to my next order--either Alice Clark or Gloria Coleman.
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11 hours ago, Kevin Bresnahan said:
I still haven't ever asked Eric Alexander to sign any of his "Gentle Ballads" CDs.
LOL. I enjoy those sessions musically, however. I like the Venus straight-ahead "style," if you want to call it that. They do a great job recording pianists. I can heartily recommend all the Eric Alexander (often with Hazeltine or LeDonne), Harold Mabern, Cedar Walton, Bill Charlap, Eddie Higgins, Steve Kuhn, and David Hazeltine discs for sure. The Stanley Cowell, Richie Beirach, and Pharoah Sanders (subversively inside playing) discs are also gems.
Some of their covers aren't bad, but I personally place the OBI strips to obscure some of the more risque covers.
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Thank you for all the recommendations in this thread. I ordered (and am eagerly awaiting) the below from CDJapan:
CDSOL-45204 Maynard Ferguson / Color Him Wild [Low-priced Reissue]
CDA 1000yen Released: March 22, 2017
CDSOL-45206 Harold Land / A New Shade Of Blue [Low-priced Reissue]
CDA 1000yen Released: March 22, 2017
CDSOL-45210 Sonny Red / Sonny Red [Low-priced Reissue]
CDA 1000yen Released: March 22, 2017
CDSOL-45215 Curtis Fuller / Crankin' [Low-priced Reissue]
CDA 1000yen Released: March 22, 2017
CDSOL-45216 Buddy Terry / Awareness [Low-priced Reissue]
CDA 1000yen Released: March 22, 2017
CDSOL-45219 Charles McPherson / Siku Ya Bibi [Low-priced Reissue]
CDA 1000yen Released: March 22, 2017
CDSOL-45222 Hal Galper / GUERILLA BAND [Low-priced Reissue]
CDA 1000yen Released: March 22, 2017
CDSOL-45223 Blue Mitchell / Blues' Blues [Low-priced Reissue]
CDA 1000yen Released: March 22, 2017
CDSOL-45226 Charles Williams / Stickball [Low-priced Reissue]
CDA 1000yen Released: March 22, 2017And for good measure:
CDSOL-6998 Geri Allen / Some Aspects Of Water [Limited Release]
CDA 1000yen Released: February 15, 2017
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Yes - sound is fantastic on these. But it has to have been a few years now since the last batch of these were released? I, too, have my doubts that scheduling issues are the only thing holding up completion of the series. It is also odd that that last batch included releases that were out of numerical order, given that the previous releases had been following an (arbitrary) numerical order.
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Bought this on iTunes. Sound is very good on my system. I'd be surprised if this was an audience recording.
Cedar is in fine form, as is Steve Turre. I haven't heard of Manny Boyd before, and he didn't stand out one way or other.
Cedar spends a fair amount of time on the electric piano. I like what he does on that, so it is not an issue to me.
All in all, recommended for Cedar fans and anyone who likes advanced but inside hard bop.
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Thanks for the comments. Looks like I'll have to check out at least the Three Sounds and Sarah Vaughan (thanks king ubu for the recommendation) releases.
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Any impressions yet? I saw both this and a new Sarah Vaughan release from Resonance on iTunes and my curiosity is piqued, especially for this release.
I've been greatly enjoying the recent spate of Three Sounds Blue Note releases from Japan (my first time hearing the material), and I'm guessing I will enjoy this. But any recommendations would be welcome.
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That is good to know about the organ. In the sound samples, that the organ, as you aptly said, is not greasy, is quite the understatement. Not sure I could handle five discs worth of that. BUT the briefness of the songs is not an issue to me and lends itself well to Clooney's conception of them, at least in the samples.
I am definitely on the fence about this one. I wouldn't ordinarily consider it, but the Peggy Lee / June Christy Mosaic was such a welcome surprise to me on how much I enjoyed it, that I am considering the Clooney because her conception seems at least somewhat similar to June Christy's in spirit.
The Lunceford will be a definite purchase.
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I have all the released Blue Note XRCDs (it seems unlikely they will finish the 25 CD run, unfortunately) and they are all my go-to editions.
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In for the CD + bonus video material. Love the intro video!
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Thanks Lon - that's definitely a disappointment, but a wallet-saver in the end, I guess. I might still order a few of the Blue Note and Prestige releases I missed the first time around to see what the packaging says.
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Has anyone purchased any of these yet? I am wondering whether they are the same remasters as the 2013-2014 SHM series, where applicable (the "HR Cutting," whatever that means). Those, at least on my system, sounded very good, and were worth the purchase.
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On 7/15/2016 at 9:46 AM, sidewinder said:
Looks like I am missing:
Jack Teagarden 'Think Well of Me'
Are any of those 'must haves'?
I'l echo and say that this disc one worth searching for. It led me to acquire quite a bit of Teagarden, but this remains by far my favorite.
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Thank you for the kind words. I have been a daily reader (but seldom participant) in this community since the BNBB days. I wish I didn't have minimize due to lack of physical space in our new home, but I am happy everything is going to appreciative homes. There will be much more to come in the coming months (at similar low prices to my Organissimo friends) as I move things out of storage.
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Posting a few CDs to see if these might find a good new home before we move. All CDs guaranteed to play perfectly. Assume all CDs have minor scuffing from storage in Univenture sleeves. Most of my CDs are currently stored in a Univenture sleeve + Bags Unlimited polyvinyl sleeve combination. I have a limited number of extra jewel cases I can also use if you are so inclined. See attached pictures:
Shipping is $3 regardless of the size of the order. International shipping is probably out of the question after the recent rate hikes. Large orders (5+) will receive some sort of discount. I've tried to price fairly, but if anything seems out of line, and you are interested, let me know. I'm a reasonable man. Payment by Paypal or Venmo preferred.
Blue Note Connoisseur CD Series
Andrew Hill - Dance with Death (BMG bar code) - $14SOLDAndrew Hill - Grass Roots (hole in bar code) - $7SOLDJackie McLean - Consequence (BMG bar code) - $10SOLDLarry Young - Mothership (BMG bar code) - $9SOLDBlue Note RVG Remasters
Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers - The Big Beat - $3SOLD
Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers - At the Cafe Bohemia Vol.1 - $3
Sonny Clark - The Sonny Clark Trio - $3
Eric Dolphy - Out to Lunch (BMG bar code) - $3Kenny Drew - Undercurrent (BMG bar code) - $3SOLDHerbie Hancock - Empyrean Isles - $3SOLDJoe Henderson - In 'n Out (BMG bar code) - $3SOLDBobby Hutcherson - Happenings (BMG bar code) - $3SOLDMilt Jackson - Wizard of the Vibes - $3SOLD
J.J. Johnson - The Eminent Vol. 1 - $3
Thad Jones - Detroit-New York Junction - $3
Hank Mobley - Hank Mobley Quintet (BMG bar code) (sealed) -$6
Hank Mobley - No Room for Squares - $3
Thelonious Monk - Genius of Modern Music Vol. 1 - $3
Lee Morgan - Tom Cat - $3
Horace Parlan - Up & Down (BMG bar code) (sealed) - $6
Bud Powell - The Amazing Bud Powell Vol. 1 - $3
Bud Powell - The Scene Changes - $3Ike Quebec - Blue and Sentimental (BMG bar code) - $3SOLD
Sonny Rollins - Newk's Time (BMG bar code) - $3Wayne Shorter - The All Seeing Eye - $3SOLD
Jimmy Smith - Back at the Chicken Shack - $3
Jimmy Smith - The Sounds of Jimmy Smith (EU edition) - $3Blue Note / Roulette
Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers - Roots and Herbs - $3SOLDArt Blakey and the Jazz Messengers - The Witch Doctor - $5SOLD
Johnny Smith - Moonlight in Vermont - $5
Johnny Smith - Walk, Don't Run - $20Verve Master Editions
Dizzy Gillespie - Diz and Getz - $5SOLDDizzy Gillespie - An Electrifying Evening with the Dizzy Gillespie Quintet (digipak has broken disc hubs) - $3SOLDDizzy Gillespie - Have Trumpet, Will Excite (digipak has broken disc hubs) - $3SOLD
Jimmy Smith - Organ Grinder Swing - $10Verve Originals
Stan Getz - At the Shrine - $5SOLD
Dizzy Gillespie - The Cool World - $5
Dizzy Gillespie - Dizzy Goes Hollywood - $3Dizzy Gillespie - On the French Riviera - $5SOLDDizzy Gillespie - Sittin' In - $5SOLDColumbia
Stan Getz - Captain Marvel (Legacy edition) - $3
Herbie Hancock - Future Shock (manufactured by CBS Japan for US) - $6V.S.O.P. - The Quintet - $3SOLDOthers
Benny Goodman - The Centennial Collection (+DVD) (BMG bar code) - $3
The Modern Jazz Quartet - Fontessa (Atlantic 1989 version) - $3Non-Jazz
Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin I (2 CD deluxe) - $10SOLD
Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin II (2 CD deluxe) - $10
Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin III (2 CD deluxe) - $10
... or all three for $24Oasis - Definitely Maybe (3CD deluxe edition) - $12SOLDPink Floyd - Piper at the Gates of Dawn (2011 remaster) (sealed) - $8SOLDPink Floyd - Wish You Were Here (2 CD Experience Edition) (sealed) - $10SOLDPink Floyd - The Wall (3 CD Experience Edition) (sealed) - $15SOLDPink Floyd - Division Bell (2011 remaster) (sealed) - $8SOLD
Van Morrison - The Philosopher's Stone (2CD) - $10The Who - Tommy (Deluxe Edition hybrid CD/SACD) - $15SOLD
Steve Winwood - Arc of a Diver (BMG bar code) - $3Original Album Series (5 albums)
The Cars (sealed) - $12SOLD
Foreigner (sealed) - $12
Aretha Franklin (sealed) - $12Linda Ronstadt (sealed) - $12SOLDThe Doobie Brothers (sealed, but shrinkwrap partially torn) - $12SOLD
Carly Simon (sealed) - $12 -
Sing a Song of Song, Kenny Garrett, Songbook
Body and Soul, Jason Moran, Modernistic
Unison, Dave Douglas, The Infinite
Sunflowers, Wynton Marsalis Septet, The Marciac Suite
I purchased a lot of major label jazz in the 1990s. In the early 2000s, I made a compilation of some of my favorite songs from my post-1990 jazz CDs (the track listing above). I still like and listen to most of these songs and CDs. One of the things that I noticed about the compilation at the time (and now) is how much was done in tribute to others. The only song among these that I heard live and near the time of the CD’s release was the Garrett tune. That show will always be very special to me.
Those are four great songs! Sunflowers is my absolute favorite Marsalis tune. Songbook by Kenny Garrett is a VERY strong record and still gets consistent airplay here, and the Infinite, while indisputably derivative of late 60's Miles, is also an excellent record in its own right.
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Pulled the trigger on the second volume of the Leonard Bernstein Collection:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00LL4U1TE
80 CDs for $85 shipped to the US. I had no Lenny until now, so I am probably among the target audience for this set.
Volume 1 is a bit more expensive, but still cheaper than what I've seen it in the past.
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Obviously, the hi rez and 65K limit is a bummer to me
It always sucks when your audio gear cannot play sounds that you cannot hear anyway.
I think Jay is talking about the well-documented issue that Sonos systems have with the size of your music library, not the wavelength of frequencies the speakers it can play. Apparently, Sonos systems are hardcoded to limit your music library to 65,000 songs. This arbitrary (and in my case, probably actually limiting) music library has always prevented me from even trying out Sonos systems. I'm just hoping that my old Squeezebox Touch never dies.
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This strikes me as pretty much first-rate rate stuff. . . .
I find that Corea is amazingly full of ideas for being so deep into his career. It's been quite a long time since he's released anything second-rate.
I'll second this!
FOR SALE - Mosaic CD boxsets - ONLY ONE SET REMAINS; USE YOUR TAX REFUND CHECK WISELY... ;-)
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PM sent on Prima/Manone set.