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  2. Emil Richards 1932-2019

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    5 hours ago, Quasimado said:

    Much appreciated! To make the situation more complex, it seems there were at least two, possibly three takes made of this song before one was used for this LP, including at least one with strings and no vibes at all ... anyway, a fine solo.

    LP was recorded   in the summer (June 15/16, 1960). Great for Ella to have the X-mas feelings at such a time

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  3. Reissue labels - legit or not

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    Posted · Edited by jazzcorner

    On 16.12.2019 at 0:32 AM, bresna said:

    From the "Ray Charles Presents David Newman" discogs entry for the Speakers Corner LP:

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    Thank you for this. It looks they have original source & licence indeed for some material. This imprint is IMO not found on all issues.. For example not on my 4 LP JATP box. But your scan clears the matter a bit more.

     

    BTW have just received some CD's from  the spanish Jazz Messenger Service on the label "Phono".

    No information at all on these "Phono" editions. Seems very questionable re thew source.

  4. Emil Richards 1932-2019

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    22 hours ago, Quasimado said:

    RIP. Would anyone know if that's Emil who plays that very nice vibes solo on Ella's version of "The Christmas Song" from around '60 on Verve LP MGV 4042 "Ella Wishes You a Swinging Christmas" , apparently with the Frank DeVol Orchestra ...

    Lord's discography does not list the  members of the orchestra so it might be Emil Richars. He is found on many CAPITOL  G. Shearing & Stan Kenton LPs as well as in the groups of Paul Horn. He played also in the Glen Gray  bands (series "Sound of the great bands") and the orchestra of Shorty Rogers just to name a few of his stations.

  5. Reissue labels - legit or not

    in The Vinyl Frontier

    Posted · Edited by jazzcorner

    On 10.12.2019 at 2:48 AM, B. Clugston said:

    I have three 4 Men reissues and they all have correct copyright and licensing info. They are an American company. Doxy is an Italian-based public domain loophole outfit. No comparison.

    Speakers Corner Records is a german company and not US!!!

     
    Speakers Corner HiFi GmbH
    Eichkoppel 15A
    24214 Gettorf
    Germany
     
    Dont see a license entry for their records on the Items. They dont have a label/logo on their r4eissue discs.
    IMO this is a pure reissue company for public domain material as is Doxy (= sublabel of a russian organisation).
    They  all make immense money and do not draw from original  mastertapes thats for sure.
     
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  6. Cover Art Books Jazz & other topics

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    14 hours ago, bakeostrin said:

    Also, "Jazz Grafico" Jorge Garcia listed as author; an oblong softcover issued by a museum in conjunction with an exhibit of jazz album cover art.

    Includes an interview with Burt Goldblatt; separate sections on Goldblatt, Claxton, Herman Leonard and other artists/designers.

     

     

    Here are some scans

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  8. Danish tenor sax

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    On 9.1.2019 at 6:20 AM, itforsenior said:

        Thanks Dan, hard to believe I mis heard it from the radio that badly! Ann Farholt obviously does the brilliant parallel vocal of the melody.

    Jesper Thilo  is member of the Danish Rafio Big Band. Have several recordings with that band.

  9. Joe Farrell

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    In the collection

    279         Farrell,Joe    Outback    1971    CTI    6014
    283         Farrell,Joe    Penny Arcade    1974    CTI    6034
    67         Farrell,Joe    Skate Board Park    1979    Xanadu    174

  11. Does Oscar Peterson get a bad rap?

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    1 hour ago, Peter Friedman said:

    A number of posters indicated that while they like (at least some) of Peterson's recordings with Ray Brown & Ed Thigpen and/ or the ones with Sam Jones &  Bobby Durham and maybe Louis Hayes, they don't care for his playing on the Pablo label.

    Some of his things on Pablo are not items I care much for either.  However there are quite a few on Pablo that I do like. Some examples are his series of duo sessions with trumpet players, especially the one with Dizzy Gillespie and the duo with Milt Jackson. Others I enjoy are his  Montreux sessions with a variety of good players such as Milt Jackson, Dizzy, Lockjaw, Clark Terry & Toots Thielemans.  The Oscar Peterson - Count Basie sessions are great fun to my ears. Also I like his Bach Suite on "Oscar Peterson Live". So while some don't like his playing on Pablo, I do not share that view.

    I should also say that some of his things on Telarc, perhaps his final recordings are also very enjoyable.

     

    The title of this thread is misleading IMO.

    The individual preferences which  one of his groups they like or not is a private statement and thats it.

    I have collected Peterson from his very early recordings on over all periods. My preferences are the trios with Brown and Kessel and/or Ellis. The Brown/Kessel fomation was the house rhythm serction for Norman Granz and is  basis for many great records with all the great names you can find. The MPS recordings are also great for their sound. There is no doubt that he is one of the great names in jazz and  this remains.

    The private statements from some people what they like or not has nothing to do with the quality Oscars playing. Thats a fact.

    Private opinions respected but they do not mean anything about the status of an artist like Peterson or others.

  12. Lenny Tristano?

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    Posted · Edited by jazzcorner
    wrong formatting

     
    On 13.12.2019 at 1:21 PM, Gheorghe said:

    Yes, that´s it ! 

    And this is also interesting. Early Tristano from 1946/47 with 2 different bassists, and Billy Bauer on guitar. 

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    https://www.discogs.com/Lennie-Tristano-A-Guiding-Light-Of-The-Forties/release/7728213

    Yes looks good. Above is the link from Discogs

    Thanks for the Info

    BTW how can I delete the free space?

    Thanks

     

         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         

     

    Here are my "Tristrano's" issued  under Lennie's name + the one on that Capitol Classics.

    Tristano,Lennie    Live at Birdland    1945-49    Jazz Records    1
    Tristano,Lennie    The rarest trio/quartet sessions    1946-47    Raretone    5008
    Tristano,Lennie    Stars of modern jazz (Carnegie Hall)    1949    IAIRC    20
    Tristano,Lennie    Requiem    1955    Atlantic    1224
    Tristano,Lennie    The Lennie Tristano Quartet    1955    Atlantic(2)    2-7006
    Tristano,Lennie    Lennie Tristano "Requiem" (LP`s 1224/1357)    1955/61    Atlantic    27003
    Tristano,Lennie    The New Tristano    1960    Atlantic(jap)    1357
    Tristano,Lennie    Descent into THE MAELSTROM    1976    East Wind    8040
    Tristano/DeFranco    Capitol Jazz Classics Vol 14    1949    Capitol(holl)    05280853

  13. Gil Melle

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    Posted · Edited by jazzcorner
    wrong formatting

    Some early work of Gil Melle on Bluenote

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    BLUE NOTE 5020
    New Faces-New Sounds/
    Gil Melle Quintet And Sextet

    Eddie Bert (tb) Gil Melle (ts) Joe Manning (vib)
    George Wallington (p) Red Mitchell (b) Max Roach (d)
    Monica Dell (vo -2/4) Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ,
    March 2, 1952
    Eddie Bert (tb) Gil Melle (ts) George Wallington (p)
    Tal Farlow (g) Clyde Lombardi (b) Joe Morello (d)

    Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ,
    January 31, 1953

     
     

     

  16. Buddy Rich Big Band

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    Posted · Edited by jazzcorner
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    Just on the way to me - don't miss it - available4 on 2 CD's or 3 LP's

     

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    You asked us to tell you when Buddy RICH - Just In Time: The Final Recording is back in stock at Juno Records. This release is available today (0 in stock):

     

     

     

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    Buddy RICH

     

    Just In Time: The Final Recording
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    Format: gatefold 3xLP + insert

     

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    Release date: 9 December 2019

     

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  17. Montreal's Vic Vogel, RIP

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    On 24.9.2019 at 8:07 PM, Peter Friedman said:

    Ted, I had forgotten that I have  - Vic Vogel - Le Big Band - CD. Just pulled it off the shelf. Haven't played it in a few years at least. Will play it soon.

    Funny that on the cover it says - Featuring Zoot Syms .

    Zoot solos on 4 tunes.

    Here is another fan of this artist

    Have the following 2 CD's

     

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  19. The Complete Nocturne Recordings

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    On 21.11.2003 at 8:59 PM, neveronfriday said:

    Recordings - Jazz In Hollywood Series Volume 1 - Box Set 3 Cds

    A very good list of the Nocturn label [ CD's / 12" LP's / 10" LP's / 7" EP's] can be found here on Discogs

    https://www.discogs.com/label/82366-Nocturne-Records

    I have the Fresh Sound  3 CD box with the reissued Items. The Virgil Gonsalves 6tet can be found on an OPMEGA LP (reissued by V.S.O.P. Records as VSOP 24) titled "Jazz At Monterey" along with the Virgil Gonsalves/Jerry Counoyer big band.

    In addition to that the original Nocturne NLP 1 & NLP 6 have been reissued  by Toshiba-EMI Ltd. in Japan.

    All mentioned Items in my stock. Pix available on request

     

  20. Oscar Peterson session not on jazzdisco-

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    Posted · Edited by jazzcorner
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    On 13.4.2019 at 9:45 PM, chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez said:

    picked this up for the lee-jimmy heath side, but jazzdisco doesnt list the oscar part, although i found older versions of a few of the tracks-  i assume its birdland, but it could be something else- 

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    On 13.4.2019 at 9:45 PM, chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez said:

    picked this up for the lee-jimmy heath side, but jazzdisco doesnt list the oscar part, although i found older versions of a few of the tracks-  i assume its birdland, but it could be something else- 

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    track Heat Wave"

    This might be with Ray Brown (b) & Barney Kessel (g) from 1952 on label World Transmission Records

    track "Swinging till the girls come" home was issued on Verve VSP/VSPS-42 Oscar Peterson at JATP probably from 1953

    The rest looks also as some JATP recordings with the early Peterson Trio. Later Herb Ellis was on guitar.

    Hope this helps

     

  21. Transition label

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    Here are my 2 Transition label recordings (japanese reissued)

     

    710         Pomeroy,Herb    Jazz in a Stable    1955    Transition(jap)    1
    855         Watkins,Dough    Watkins at Large    1955    Transition(jap)    20

  22. Finnish Jazz

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    Thanks for the Info.

    I add here my little stock - I'm more on the big band side:

    CD    Johansson,Marku    The first seven UMO Bigband plays BAT    1991    Beta    4028         Finland
    CD    Kosimäki,Jouni    Natura nihil agit frustra    1989    Joko    001    ld    Finland
    CD    Linnavalli,Esko    UMO Bigband plays M.R.Abrahams    1989    UMO    101    ld    Finland
     LP    Linnavalli,Esko    UMO Jazz Orchestra plays Koivistonen & Linkola    1985    Finnlevy    5123    cond    Finland
    CD    Saari,Jarmo a.o.    Finnish Jazz 1995    1995    Finnish Jazz    904    div    Finland
    CD    Sampler    Finnish Jazz 1991    1991    Finjazz    903         Finland
    CD    Sarmanto,Heikki    UMO Jazzorchestra "KALEVALA FANTASY"    1987    Finlandia    599362    ld    Finland
    CD    Sarpila,Annti    UMO Jazz Ochestra live in concert    1991    AS    005    cl/ld    Finland
     LP    Sopanen,Hannu    Imatra Bigband    1987    Imatra    003         Finland

  25. Monk + Giants of Jazz tour

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    Posted · Edited by jazzcorner
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    12 minutes ago, Fabio Baglioni said:

    .. Dear Mr 'Jazzcorner' , I only hope that this 'extra-lists' can be of some help for you to search, looking for these other Live sessions, concerts of..: The Giants Of Jazz,,.. These CD's-Taped concerts are not in my own ,dvd+cd, lists-collections. Ciao fabio ,Roma - fabiodrummy@gmail.com  

    Thanks Fabio,

    yes looks very interesting. Any source available?

    Have about 1.500 reels/Cassette tapes  with unissued material  and only a small portion digitized I  do collect only specials like the one mentionerd above if the quality is first rate.

    Willie

     

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