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26 minutes ago, BillF said:
Looks like a comp.
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Any Infos available from which LP's? Thanks
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2 hours ago, kh1958 said:
Howard Rumsey's Lighthouse All Stars, volume 6 (Contemporary)
All his groups are excellent West Coast music.
All here in vinyl
Rumsey,Howard Vol 1 Sunday Jazz a la Lighthouse Vol I 1953 Contemporary 3501
Rumsey,Howard Vol 2 Lighthouse Allstars at Laguna 1955 Contemporary 3509
Rumsey,Howard Vol 3 Lighthouse Allstars 1952-55 Contemporary 3508
Rumsey,Howard Vol 4 Lighthouse Allstars (flute/Oboe) 1954-56 Contemporary 3520
Rumsey,Howard Vol 5 The Lighthouse Allstars In the solo spotligh 1954-57 Contemporary 3517
Rumsey,Howard Vol 6 Lighthouse Allstars 1954-55 Contemporary 3504
Rumsey,Howard Vol 7 Music for Lighthousekeeping 1956 Contemporary 7528
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Frank Wess / Roland Hanna / George Mraz / Richard Pratt
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2 hours ago, Chuck Nessa said:
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Interesting Info by west coast researche Mr. Jim Harrod in another forum:
It is good to know that the Pacific Jazz archive is still being mined for reissues although I’m not among the market for these high end analog vinyl gems in Blue Note’s “Tone Poet” series. LP’s to be reissued in 2024 include: Gil Evans - Great jazz Standards, Chet Baker Sings & Plays (PJ-1202), Lee Konitz Plays with Gerry Mulligan, Gerald Wilson - Moment of Truth, The Remarkable Carmell Jones, Joe Pass for Django, Chet Baker / Art Pepper - Picture of Heath, and Curtis Amy / Dupree Bolton - Katanga.
Here is the announcement from Jazziz:
Blue Note Announces 2024 Tone Poet Reissues: Blue Note Records has announced the 2024 lineup for the Tone Poet Audiophile Vinyl Reissue Series. The series is produced by “Tone Poet” Joe Harley and features definitive all-analog vinyl reissues of acknowledged treasures of the Blue Note catalog, as well as underrated classics, modern-era standouts and albums from other labels under the Blue Note umbrella, including Pacific Jazz, Transition and United Artists. Newly announced titles begin January 5, at the start of Blue Note’s 85th anniversary year, with the release of Elvin Jones’ Poly-Currents (1969) and Lou Donaldson’s Midnight Creeper (1968).
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2 hours ago, John Tapscott said:
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Yes the 1972 concert in Stuttgart. Have about on 4 open reels different portions from the radio recorded at that time when it was broadcasted by Zimmerle I guess. Didnt expect it would appear on CD. Same as the Rosengarten concert from Mannheim.
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This is my X-mas present from me to me
(sorry ---> no vinyl! Should appear in the other thread)
Some groups are found too on Contemporary vinyls
14 hours ago, Pim said:
such a great record. Beautiful music that fits great with the cold winter weather here. Thank you Sam records for an amazing reissue.
Yep! Here too in the stock. Vinyls are the best.
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9 hours ago, rostasi said:
Excellent! 😁 👍
8 hours ago, HutchFan said:Now playing:
Love that piano style 😁
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1 hour ago, kh1958 said:
The Charlie Parker Story #2 (Verve)
A good series ' The Charlie Parker Story' on Verve - have vol. 1 to 3
Another series is: 'The genius of Charlie Parker' have Vol. 4 to 6 + Vol. 8
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Transition LP 1
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There isnt much "Traditional Jazz" found here at Organissimo.
But here is an interesting crossection from a festival in Stuttgart 1984 representing some leading groups from Germany in that style.
20 hours ago, John Tapscott said:
Indeed 4 top albums! All here on vinyl.
The "Trombones" appeared also with this cover and different title:
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Koala Records P 11 [Hör Zu edition] - Wolfgang Schlüter " Swing Revival" rec. 1965 Hamburg
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2 hours ago, EKE BBB said:
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A Stan Kenton arranger with his own orchestra and vinyl
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11 hours ago, HutchFan said:
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3 hours ago, John Tapscott said:
Listened to this one lately. The 1956 Kenton Orchestra was a rather incredible collection of talent, never to be quite matched by any subsequent Kenton Orchestra.
Yep! One of several concerts in Germany. Have it taped from the radio
Others are
Live at Ernst Merck Halle, Hamburg 1956/04 Sound of Yesteryear
Kenton in Stockholm 1956 Swedish Radio Years
More interesting are the recordings from his first European Tour 1953 including
Concert in Wiesbaden 1953 Astral Jazz
Artistry in Paris 1953 Jasmine (2)
live in Munich 1953-Deutsches Museum 1953 Sounds of Yesteryear
and on tape / cassette:
Kenton,Stan RB Rias 1953/08/27 CD-R Berlin,Sportpal USA Holman/Schildkraut/Childers
Kenton,Stan RB Rias 1953/08/28 7"(2) Berlin USA Christy,June
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12 hours ago, HutchFan said:
But with Kenton the arrangers are even MORE central & influential.
I do support that. I came to Kenton via his great 1950s orchestra and the Capitol issues. He himself was also a good arranger:
- Portrais & Sketches of Standards
- Kenton presents (with Art Pepper)
- New Concepts of Artistry in Rhythm
- Contemporary Concepts and the great
- Showcase (with Holman & Russo arranging)
This period ended with "Back To Balboa" IMO & I lost him when the 'Neophonic Era' began with the Mellophoniums and that bombastic Wagner Interpretation.
Yes he was a restless searcher as DB printed it.
The recent discovered 1952 Stereo tracks from The Blue Note Club are again a highlight for me. What a Band with all the later West Coast stars. Among my more than 100 Kenton Items the 1950s are the best sounding Items for me.
Here is something extra
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10 minutes ago, Peter Friedman said:
😁 Have it. Seldom seen in forums
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On 8/29/2023 at 11:07 AM, Rabshakeh said:
I guess there is a question over whether the Vanguard Jazz Orchestra could be considered a ghost band or not.
IMO its not a 'ghost' band but an orchestra on its own based on a majority of members of the former TH-ML Orchestra. The sound is very alike but missing are Thad's arrangements and Thas & Mel naturally. OTOH they had invited some famous guests.
In connection with Sal Mosca (one of the leading members) and another person connected to the former TH-ML Orchestra we collected various concerts and produced for a little cicle of interested fans the following concerts from that band on private CD-Rs:
All I can say great big band music missing so much in Organissimo
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On 1/2/2023 at 9:21 PM, Larry Kart said:
Eleven septet arrangements from 1977, unheard until this was recorded 20 years later.
Topnotch Holman writing, even more linear and transparent than usual thanks to the septet format. Highlights Include the almost impossibly extended solo lines from Saunders, and the Fontana-like work of trombonist Andy Martin. My only quibble is with the "chicken tenor" solos of Pete Christlieb, but some people like that.
I am one of the people liking Pete Christliebs's tenorsax and ofcourse the rest of that CD
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4 hours ago, HutchFan said:
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7 minutes ago, EKE BBB said:
and
1954 vintage recordings.
Both excellent and here in the stock
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23 hours ago, John Tapscott said:
Re: LaBarbera Big Band
Looks interesting for me
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1 hour ago, John Tapscott said:
Also very interesting. Have never seen this one.
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Signature SM 6011 [FSR reissue 1987] - Jimmy Rowles - rec. 1960
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A rare Item recently discovered - Stan Kenton 1952 in Stereo!!
So, What Are You Listening To NOW?
in Miscellaneous Music
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Yes you are the greatest of them all. Hopefully you do permit me to ask here and then a question.
Sorry for using your time but thanks for doing the job
Sources:
Tracks #1-3, not issued on LP
Tracks #4-11, from Pacific Jazz LP-8 (10")
Track #12, from World Pacific JWC-501 (12")
Track #13, from World Pacific JWC-505 (12")
Track #14, from World Pacific JWC-502 (12")
Tracks #15-21, from World Pacific PJM-404 (12")
Track #22, from World Pacific JWC-511 and Stereo 1031 (12")
All marked Items are here as vinyls. So I missed only tracks 1-3 from that FSR CD.