Alfred

Whenever I talk to my younger brother-in-law (27) I feel stone old. And I'm 36....

How about a Mosaic set covering the seven ATLANTIC LP series "Southern Folk Heritage"? Sounds of the south (1346) Blue ridge mountain music (1347) Roots of the blues (1348) White spirituals (1349) American folk songs for children (1350) (?) Negro church music (1351) The blues roll on (1352)

It is a nice set ... BUT this album is not included: This is my favorite one w/ Wilson arrangements. This means that you also need the Carmell Jones Mosaic Select! -_-

Thanks Reinier. Good news!!!

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Herzlichen Glückwunsch!

STAN GETZ: The still in print 3CD set Stan Getz - the complete ROOST recordings" covers most of the material. DON CHERRY: Complete communion is the only album which is available at the moment. Symphony for improvisors was released as a Connoisseur but it is OOP. A RVG release is planned for summer 2005 (that is what Blue Note means with "limited edition" -_- ). Where is Brooklyn? will be released as a Conn in October. IKE QUEBEC: The complete 45 sessions will be released as a 2CD set later this year.

Gerry Mulligan - Butterfly with hiccups (Limelight original - nice foldout gimmick cover) Gerry Mulligan - Mainstream of jazz, Vol. 2 (EmArcy, this JP reissue from 1984 is already 21 years old!!!)

Yusef Lateef - Suite 16 (Atlantic, Broadway label) Gat Babieri - Chapter one: Latin america (impulse!, black label - I'm not sure if this one is the original pressing?!) Art Farmer - sing me softly of the blues (Atlantic JP)

They only ship inside the U.S.!

No gimmicks found.

Many thanks!!!

These are te tracks from the 3CD-set: Disc 1: Ornette Coleman – Phrase Text, Inc. (ASCAP) 1. School Work (10:07) 2. Una Muy Bonita (12:06) 3. Loney Woman (12:35) 4. When Will the Blues Leave (4:47) 5. Peace (10:06) 6. Happy House (9:19). Disc 2: 1. Lingala (12:24) – Miguel Zenon – Mazenon Music, BMI 2. Rise and Fall (14:20) – Joshua Redman – Shedroff Music, BMI 3. March Madness (8:47) – Bobby Hutcherson – Nosre Music, BMI 4. From Darkness to Light (8:30) – Nicholas Payton – Payton’s Publishing, BMI Disc 3: 1. Of This Day’s Journey (13:31) – Renee Rosnes – Native Colors Music, BMI 2. Wages (15:36) – Brian Blade – Middle Way Music, BMI 3. Overground (Invocation) (13:37) – Josh Roseman – Josh Roseman, BMI 4. Fred Sanford Went to Spain to Siesta (12:53) – Robert Hurst – Bebob Music, BMI. And the following tracks are from the single CD release: 1.Lingala 2.Peace 3.Of This Day's Journey 4.When Will the Blues Leave 5.Rise And Fall 6.Una Muy Bonita 7.March Madness All of the material was previously released on the 3CD set!

I received this eMail today: True Blue Music is an additional jazz service from Mosaic Records that offers great jazz recordings through a catalog and a website. True Blue Music sorts through the deluge of reissues to find the best CDs and LPs, based on musical and sonic quality, carrying some of the finest jazz recordings from all of the major labels including Blue Note, Verve and Columbia as well as independents such as Delmark, VSOP, Nessa, Biograph and Hindsight. To save on shipping costs you can combine purchasing from True Blue Music with your Mosaic Records order; the website combines the order automatically into one shopping cart. For the month of JUNE all regularly priced $12.98 CDs are sale priced at $10.98, all $15.98 CDs are on sale for $12.98 and $17.98 CDs are now $14.98. LPs are also on sale with those regularly priced at $10.98 now on sale for $9.98 and audiophile LPs regularly priced at $29.98 are $25.98. A complete product listing is available at our website www.truebluemusic.com and if you wish a catalog, please call us (203-327-7111) as we do have a limited quantity on hand.

No changes made on international rates!

You can't compare Magic meeting with his last recordings. It's his first trio recording in years. I agree with you in that his last CD's are a bit "boring". This one is great!

This artistShare release is pure ... magic. It can't be found in any store, must be ordered via artistShare.com. The price for this CD (and s&h to Europe!) is a bit high but nothing more can be said against this CD. This live session was recorded at the Village Vanguard. Hall played in a trio format together with Scott Colley and Lewis Nash. It's a very relaxed session, superb soloing and the sound quality is excellent.

Great stuff indeed. Duster is fantastic!

Really?! It would be a hugh set - 7 or 8 CDs at least.

The Do-Re-Mi tracks are not part of the Kenton presents Mosaic (MD4-185). Only the non-vocal tracks w/ Cooper are included. Nice stuff!

For me this set is overrated. I sold mine on eBay two years ago. With the two single discs the best material of this set is available. Hands off!

I can't read this thread here ......... hmmmm?!!!

As far as I know this box is out of print. It's on eBay from time to time. Maybe half.com is a good source.

Here are some information from Phil Woods website: BOUNCING WITH BUD & PHIL Bud Shank and Phil Woods » alto saxes Mike Wofford » piano Bob Magnusson » bass Bill Goodwin » drums Tracks: 1 Bouncing With Bud (Bud Powel) 2 Helen’s Song (George Cables) 3 Nature Boy (Ahbez Eden) 4 Carousels (Bud Shank) 5 Summer Serenade (Benny Carter) 6 Gemma’s Eyes (Bill Mays) 7 Minority (Gigi Gryce) Producers » Bud Shank and Thomas Burns Recording Engineer » Thomas Burns Recorded Live at Yoshi’s in Oakland, California November 5, 6 and 7, 2004