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5 hours ago, jazzbo said:
Bob Dylan "LIve at Budokan" Sony Blu-Spec CD2, disc 1
Thie Budokan concerts expanded is the next deluxe Dylan set to come in October so I wanted to revisit this release which is certainly far from my favorite Dylan to see if I am interested in this expensive upcoming set.
Not really. I admit I like listening to this more than I have in the past because my system sounds os much better. . .but. . .what I have is enough.
Unless there is some revelation of profundities I have completely missed, I too will pass on the next installment of the bootleg series.
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Actually just part of a Bobby Hackett Chronological Classics that contains this material.
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3 hours ago, Chuck Nessa said:
One available HERE!
Thank you-I snagged the heck out of it. Pretty happy about it too.
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10 hours ago, Chuck Nessa said:
Pulled for exploration tomorrow -
Received this about 6 months ago and haven't spent enough quality time with it.
I am hoping to find a copy of this...
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I was not in any way aware of this. Thank you.
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Whoa! I wholly approve. There are some worthwhile rarities on this set by Tuff Green, Phinus (sic) Newborn (Newborn family band), Wilbur Steinberg and others. I can't imagine that there are a lot of people who want a 20 disc set spanning James Reese Europe to Albert King...
I, predictably, want this darn thing.
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6 hours ago, optatio said:
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"Joe Morris and his Orchestra featuring Johnny Griffin"
Elmo Hope, Percy Heath, and Philly Joe Jones on two sessions here as well.
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Exploding Star Orchestra
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On 8/19/2023 at 10:39 PM, Stompin at the Savoy said:
I finally scored a copy of this recently and have been happily going through it. The sound is so much better than anything I had of this material. Disk 4 at the moment.
I didn't expect to get much out of the Ellington '32-40 box as I had the material in other collections, but it is probably my all-time favorite Mosaic set.
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On 8/17/2023 at 10:05 AM, Chuck Nessa said:
Best version of Indian Red ever.
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Loving the trio material.
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Became aware of this recent expanded release thanks to this thread. I pull this one out somewhat regularly and was glad to have all the other material from these sessions in one place. Hobart Dotson!
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I too really like the Jayhawks particularly Tomorrow the Green Grass.
A record I've been listening to forever and still love is Pure Prairie League's first album:
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7 hours ago, mikeweil said:
I find myself returning to this set frequently.
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If it's back on the market, I'll take the Paul Chambers/Wynton Kelly set. PM sent.
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Disc 5 with Clifford Jordan and Freddie Hubbard...
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It has been a very long time since I sat down and listened to Canyon Lady.
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Great show-needless to say, it was right on time (again)!
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Thanks to insights gained from this site and the Mosaic set, I've gone on a Sonny Clark Trio binge which has taken me to the Time trio recordings.
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3 hours ago, jazzbo said:
Mosaic just released "The Complete Sonny Clark Blue Note Sessions" and my copy arrived yesterday evening.
Sounds great! I'm on disc 2
I went straight for the trio selections based on advise from this forum.
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Horace Tapcott Las Vegas March 16, 1992
in Jazz Radio & Podcasts
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Thank you!