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Mode Records MOD LP # 120 (Japan) - Victor Feldman On Vibes - rec. 1957 - Engineer: Dayton Howe

Mode Records MOD LP #119 - Harry Babasin And The Jazz Pickers - rec. 1957 - Engineer: Dayton Howe

Thanks for your comments. Monks name isnt correct spelled ---> only 'u'.... and this on an official record.😬

Kapp HI-Fi KL 1055 (FSR reissue 1987) - John Towner (Williams) . The John Towner Touch" - rec. 1956

Yes agree to your reflections. Living in a small town with no record shop I used the Internet the last 15 years and inform myself from Discogs. My collection is catalogued in my PARADOX database. But if you have - as mentioned- different recordlabels,coverart, LP-/or CD-number for reissues, the content is the only way to be on the right track. Have also a great part of titles from my collection in a track Index with playing time to find out are the tracks originals or abridged versions. Pacific Jazz for example had often different versions of the same track to name just one example for these problens. We collectors have to live with the situation as you say. 😬 Now this is really a great album. Have the 'Inner City' version

Another example from the Fresh Sound "vinyl ' times World Pacific Records P-2005 - Chet Baker/Bud Shank " The Music From The James Dean story" - rec. 1957 (FSR 1986)

As a longtime record collector I could not avoid similar experiences (there are obviously more collectors here in the forum). Just recently bought a vinyl on Concord Jazz vinyl "The Jazz Giants live from Switzerland" issued with complete different cover and found out I have the japanese EmArCy reissue for years on the shelf. It is necessary to check the content (tracks) first if you have a bigger collection. From that Fresh Sound vinyl era you have mentioned I have a good bunch of Items bought here in Germany becaus the US originals were long oop and Jordi Pujol had started the reissues later on CD's only. The problem for trading vinyl is you can do it only here with european collectors. The postage for sending a vinyl to the US is pure robbery .

Very early Mariano before his 'Bhagwan Trip' which changed his music and personality completely (same happened with Tony Scott) Prestige (OJC) 1745 - "Boston All Stars" - rec. 1951 (A) & 1953 (B) - Engineering (remastering): Phil DeLancie

Gene Norman Presents GNP 60 (FSR reissue 1988) - Jack Sheldon And His Exciting All-Star Band - rec. 1959

Can't say at the moment. Have the CD bought 8 years ago and have to play it again then I will report Original track from the musical Fiorello Composer Lyricist: Sheldon Harnick Composer Lyricist: Jerry Bock

😁 ❤️ love it- excellent!

Pacific Jazz PJLP-15 (Japan) - Chet Baker Sextet - rec. 1954 - Engineer: Richard Bock

Pacific Jazz GXF 3130 (Japan) - Art Pepper On Pacific - rec. 1956 & 1957 - Engineer/producer: Richard Bock

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Agreed!!! Looks like an ONYX release?

Agreed! But the music is excellent. ;-]]

Beside the 'timeless' Mulligan/Baker combination the one one following that group with Brookmeyer was on the same level and became also a 'classic' combination. Jazzinformation CAH 4003/4 - Gerry Mulligan In Sweden - rec. 1957 - Engineer: Olof Swembel

Warner Bros. BS 2977 - Par Martino " Joyous Lake" - rec. 1976 - Engineer: Steve Klein

CBS/Sony SOPM-188 ( compilation Japan) - Metronome Allstars - rec. 1940 to 1950