I generally agree with that sentiment, but I think Clash demos would be fun to hear - so much of their appeal is their rawness - so I am expecting good things here ... plus if there are some new titles that did not make it to the CD ...
anybody know this one?
WES MONTGOMERY/ JON HENDRICKS/ MASTERSOUNDS
Good Git-Together (plus Kismet -- A Jazz Interpretation By The Mastersounds)
An obscure set of tracks -- but some really wonderful material from the catalog of Pacific Jazz Records! The first 10 tracks on the CD are from the album Good Git Together by Jon Hendricks -- a rare early non-LHR session by the jazz vocalist -- and the last 8 tracks feature The Mastersounds!
I am wondering about the "Wes content" ... ?
I seem to recall a few fluffs, which maybe influended why it was held back? They don't bother me in the least and I love this album - one of my favorites of his.
Wow - thanks for the link Mike. I see a very interesting Sonny Rollins/Teddy Edwards live date that I have never heard about. Looks like two separate dates on each side of an lp. Doesn't Verve have access to this stuff?
Got it on the studio stuff ... it is on the live/broadcast side where I am confused ...
(I am presuming the Columbia box is all studio - is that not the case?)
I think I have one of the original Columbia CDs ... but nothing else. I have looked at AMG and Amazon, but it is confusing as hell. Plus I suspect there are some Christian nuts here ... so recommend away B)
There is a thread over at All About Jazz - says Concord is now owned by an entertainment conglomerate (my word - not theirs) owned in part by Norman Lear.
Depends on how the deal was financed - Lear and Co could have just given Fantasy a piece of their company as compensation or they could have borrowed to finance part of the deal.
can you get any disability/workers comp from the state of GA? if you injured your back on the job ...
my sister screwed up her back lifting a box of books at the school she taught at and went down this path ...