Found it now. It was on Vogue 74321115032 in an American Jazz In Paris series in 1992. Eleven tracks by Konitz, coupled with four nice tracks by Bob Brookmeyer. All excellent stuff from a period I like a lot.
I kept watching. Not sure why as not a great deal seemed to happen. There must have been some sort of pleasure there. It was shown in the UK on BBC so no ads so the show ran for a maximum of 40 minutes. Any longer and I doubt if I'd have stuck with it regularly.
One thing that might turn people off is that there is considerable overdubbing of the reed parts. Tastefully done, I'd say, like the two Zoot Sims records.
Thanks for that Jack, more than slightly off-putting.
Yes, it would be nice to hear this one especially as Gryce is listed as playing several reeds as well as flute. Not a lot of room to stretch out with twelve presumably short tracks.
First off today-
Johnny Griffin; Studio Jazz Party (Riverside Japan)
then
Franco Ambosetti; Movies; Enja
now
Kenny Dorham; Showboat; Time/Overseas Japan)
I agree. These are among my favourite Getz sessions. As well as Verve and Roost I'd also add the Prestige dates. Such elegance and invention in under three minutes.