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based on Claude's recommendations i got the SACD from Mobile Fidelity and the sound is amazing. i love this album since i was a kid so for me it's a must have. i'm also addicted to the Concierto de Aranjuez so it's a perfect combination. back in 1983 i went to Aranjuez in Spain just to fulfill my deep passion about this piece. a small but beautiful place with a lovely castle. the latest edition adds 2 bonus tracks & 3 alternate takes, one of them being You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To btw. the lineup shows Paul Desmond, Chet Baker, Ron Carter, Steve Gadd and Roland Hanna. Brad, if you don't like it i'll reimburse you Marcus

a great lady from California got back to me with this: (Disc 1) - 01 - Thou Swell (Disc 1) - 02 - The Song Is You (Disc 1) - 03 - Mosquito Knees (Disc 1) - 04 - Pennies From Heaven (Disc 1) - 05 - Move (Disc 1) - 06 - Parker 51 (Disc 1) - 07 - Hershey Bar (Disc 1) - 08 - Rubberneck (Disc 1) - 09 - Signal (Disc 1) - 10 - Everything Happens To Me (Disc 1) - 11 - Jumpin' With Symphony Sid (Disc 1) - 12 - Yesterdays (Disc 1) - 13 - Budo (Disc 2) - 01 - Melody Express (Disc 2) - 02 - Yvette (Disc 2) - 03 - Potter's Luck (Disc 2) - 04 - The Song Is You (Disc 2) - 05 - Wildwood (Disc 2) - 06 - Stella By Starlight (Disc 2) - 07 - Time On My Hands (Disc 2) - 08 - 'Tis Autumn (Disc 2) - 09 - The Way You Look Tonight (Disc 2) - 10 - Lover Come Back To Me (Disc 2) - 11 - Body And Soul (Disc 2) - 12 - Stars Fell On Alabama (Disc 2) - 13 - You Turned The Tables On Me (Disc 3) - 01 - Lullaby Of Birdland (Disc 3) - 02 - Autumn Leaves (Disc 3) - 03 - Autumn Leaves (Alternate Take) (Disc 3) - 04 - Fools Rush In (Disc 3) - 05 - Fools Rush In (Alternate Take) (Disc 3) - 06 - These Foolish Things (Disc 3) - 07 - Thanks For The Memory (Disc 3) - 08 - How Deep Is The Ocean (Disc 3) - 09 - Hymn Of The Orient (Disc 3) - 10 - These Foolish Things (Alternate Take) (Disc 3) - 11 - Signal (Disc 3) - 12 - Lee (Disc 3) - 13 - 'Round Midnight (Disc 3) - 14 - Motion The discography of the sessions in this set includes only US issues for reasons of space and readability. Even within these confines, the listings can be many for an artist of Getz's stature. While we had luck with most of the sessions i nthis box, the two Roost studio dates, (B) and (D) were a nightmare. On some selections, we had to dub from LP's because no tape existed. On other tunes, there were 35 tapes, each one worse than the last and none coming close to a first or second generation. That is why the sound quality on these pales in comparison to that of the others. Suffice it to say, that we left no stone unturned and invested a great deal of time in transferring these sessions as best as possible. (A) Stan Getz, Jimmy Raney, Al Haig, Teddy Kotick, Tiny Kahn, live at Storyville, Boston, Oct 28, 1951 Budo The Song Is You Parker 51 Mosquito Knees Thou Swell Yesterdays Jumpin' With Symphony Sid Pennies From Heaven Move Rubberneck Hershey Bar Signal Everything Happens To Me note... although (b) precedes this live recording, we have chosen this order to separate the live and studio sessions for continuity (b) Getz, Raney, Horace Silver, Leonard Gaskin, Roy Haynes, NYC August 15, 1951 R1075 Melody Express R1076 Yvette R1077 Poter's Luck R1078 The Song Is You R1079 Wildwood © Getz, Raney, Duke Jordan, Bill Crow, Frank Isola, NYC December 12, 1952 Stella By Starlight Time On My Hands 'Tis Autumn The Way You Look Tonight Lover Come Back To Me Body And Soul Stars Fell On Alabama - I You Turned The Tables On Me All titles appear on Clef MGC-137m Birgrab NGB-1042, Verve MGV-8133 and Verve CD 833 535-2 I - Many discographies list take 2 as an alternate which appeared only on a japanese 78 and list take 6 as the master. In fact, there is only a take 2. We have compared the japanese 78 with all other issues and the match. (D) same artists as © December 19,1952 Lullaby Of Birdland * Roost 562, RLP-417, RLP-2258, SRK-103 Autumn Leaves * Roost 562, RLP-417, RLP-2258, Jam-5007 Autumn Leaves (Alt tk) * Jam 5007 Fools Rush In * Roost 578, RLP-417 Fools Rush In (alt tk) * Jam 5007 These Foolish Things * Roost 570, RLP-417, RLP-2258, Jam 5007 note: Although December 5 is the date commonly given for this session, it actually took place two weeks later and was predated to avoid conflict with Getz's contract with Norman Granz which had already begun. (e) same artists as (d) NYC December 29, 1952 Thanks For the Memory How Deep Is The Ocean Hymn Of The Orient These Foolish Things all titles appear on Clef EPC-188, MGC-143, Norgran MGN-1042, Verve MGV 8133 and Verve CD 833 535-2 (F) Getz, Raney, Hall Overton, Red Mitchell, Frank Isola WOR Studios NYC April 23, 1953 Signal Lee 'Round Midnight Motion Note: This session was under Jimmy Raney's leadership Looks like they were all on Prestige LP-156, PR 7255, PR 7434, P-24088 Marcus

my dear friend Al got this one Marcus

updated since Basra is no longer on the list..... Marcus

Brad, you're the best Marcus

my turn, Cannonball Adderley with Milt Jackson - Things Are Getting Better (European digipack) ***gone to Big Al*** Miles Davis & John Coltrane - Live In New York (Jazz Door) another thumbs up for this great idea Marcus

Hi Ralphie, i would love to get this one !!! Marcus

'round midnight for me. kinda easy as it's my favorite music ever including all musical styles Marcus

nope but i'm working on it MCO

Happy Birthday Mike!!!!!! Marcus

i think this concept should be used by every label. it also helps planning our addiction Marcus

i'm reading all this non-sense and i just simply cannot believe on something like that. where does it go all the speeches about freedom?????????????

i would like to do another one too Mike!

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a different point of view since i'm not an american or an english native person. sometimes i feel the tone kinda aggressive on some posts but reading the posts afterwards i understand that is a different sense of humour i'm used to. i understand people come to this board to share their knowledge and to learn something new and sometimes being harshed by a simple question or lack of knowledge is a little bit unconfortable to me. i'm not saying that i've ever been offended by someone here, far from this, all of you are so nice with me but i think that we have a great community and we can make it even better having a little bit more of tolerance Marcus

based on your recommendations i got it no, i have never heard from this particular band so i'm enjoying a lot what i heard so far. Stolen Moments is sublime!! thanks buddies for your great inputs Marcus

this one is on hold for me but it's sealed it's a TOCJ from EMI and the original release was 1968 should i get this??????? Marcus

ditto

Ron Carter - Third Plane Teddy Edwards Sextet - It's All Right! Jazz Crusaders - Live At The Lighthouse '66 John Fedchock - Hit The Bricks Manhattan Jazz Quintet - My Funny Valentine Dave Brubeck Trio & Gerry Mulligan - Live At The Berlin Philarmonie

i enjoy both but my vote is for the BN ones i'm listening to Organ Grinder Swing right now Marcus

22 mine is growing too MCO

agreed here is mine: Woody Herman Capitol Dexter Gordon Don Pullen Art Pepper Andrew Hill Marcus

sad news indeed his contribution to jazz will always be remembered along with the joy he provided to us on every audition of one of his discs RIP

it's Carnival here but discs arrived yesterday thanks!! Marcus

odd location requesting his copy