Pete B

Prices include US shipping. Slightly more to other countries. Paypal prefered, checks okay. Thanks for looking. Coleman Hawkins: The Hawk Swings (Crown material) - Boplicity $10 Miles Davis - Tad Dameron: Paris Festival of Jazz May 1949 - Columbia (French) $8 Charles Mingus - Jazzical Moods - Fresh Sounds (Period) $8 Ray Brown - Walk On - Telarc (2 cd) $10 ON HOLD Slim Gaillard - Sabros Here's Smorgasbord (1946-1953 material)- Verve (Japan) $10 Stan Getz - Rare Recordings & Collectibles - Suiza (Italy) Live material 1949-1952 $6 Clark Terry - Ow - Live at EJ's 1981, 2 cds - $10 If you're interested in anything you can pm me or email at bainbridge@dejazzd.com

That will be wonderful. Since I received the small groups Mosaic I've been increasingly frustrated with the sound quality of my old French Columbia lps. An update by Mosaic will be most welcome!

I've bought from them using their website. No complaints.

This info from "Jazz Records the Specialist Labels" by Ralph Laing and Chris Sheridan - Chewy, you need to find a copy of this book - it's not expensive: Count Basie Octet: Clark Terry, Buck Clayton tp, Marshall Royal cl, as, Wardell Gray ts, Count Basie p, Freddie Green g, Jimmy Lewis b, Gus Johnson d. WNEW Broadcast, NYC Apr 28, 1951: Lady Be Good, Golden Bullet, One O'Clock Jump same date, omit Clayton: Jumping at the Woodside, How High the Moon Count Basie Orchestra: featuring Gray, Royal Roost, NYC Sept 11, 1948: Good Bait, The King same, Royal Roost NYC Sept 14, 1948: Spasmodic, Far Cry

Mosaic recently upped their price for booklets. They now charge $20.

Bob is still with us - he lives in Carlisle PA. His story is here

Side One is from 7/28/1956 Fairfield CT - Connecticut Jazz Festival. Same show as the IAJRC issue but this is additional material. Side Two: Haupe & Flirtibird are from 6/27/1959 Tamiment PA. Balance of Side 2 is from Carroltown PA, June 1957. Same show as "All Star Road Band" on Dr Jazz, but some material is not duplicated. This info is from the "New DESOR".

Duke Ellington - Chicago to Detroit 1940 - Jazz Moderne I missed a copy from a Cadence list. I've never seen another copy on offer. Hampton, Lionel The Fabulous Lionel Hampton Jazztone J-723 ep I was too late on a set sale list from a dealer in Switzerland.

Agreed, Lon. What I really, really, really want is the proposed Cotton Club set.

Lon, I had a similar reaction. I'd rather see them issue the long-projected Cotton Club set, or continue the DETS series. However, there is a wealth of 40's material, and a lot of it not issued, and potentially this could be really nice. The inclusion of the already issued Fargo material is not a good sign, though.

The Bethlehem 10" lp is a gem. I once asked Bob Zieff if he would share the head-chart for "Sad Walk", which a friend of mine had transcribed. He told me all the harmony was "through-written" and there was no chart for it. I guess you would describe it as a sort of chamber music approach to jazz writing. Very beautiful and challenging music. I have an extra copy of the Japanese reissue, mint except for 1 small unfortunate scratch, if anybody wants to buy it or trade for it send me a pm. It's a tough title to find. Pete

My good wife made sure the new Ellington Mosaic was under our tree!

These are not so easy to find in my experience. It took me about a year of fairly intensive searching to locate vol 1-4. Being a longtime Pettiford fan I've had vol 6 for years. I've never seen a copy of vol 5, but I think it has been reissued on cd.

This from the latest DEMS Bulletin: There has been a French CD with the original "A Drum Is a Woman" album: Columbia CD COL 471320-2. But as is the case with so many of these nice re-releases, it is difficult to find. We are all waiting for a more important re-release with a lot of "fresh" music. Phil Schaap finished his work for Sony for a double CD, but the market seems to have been judged too small for a release. What a pity!

Not as good IMO. I think that "Dana Point" is quite good fidelity. The Xanadu is less so. Still, very listenable, excellent performances, well worth tracking down. To my knowledge, it has not been issued on cd.

It exists - I have a copy. It's a good one - I like hearing WM with a bebop pianist - HH really pushes him. Recording quality is not great but certainly listenable. I shouldn't think that this lp would be that hard to find.

I have heard that the Japanese vinyls with the alternates were issued without Mulligan's permission. Perhaps that is why Verve never issued them. More likely it's just another example of their neglect of their back catalog.

I think the masters of the Emarcy things have been issued on Lonehill as listed at Dusty Groove A 3-disc set on Fresh Sounds looks to have at least some of the alternates on it, listed at World's Records The alternates are worth looking for - I have them on Japanese vinyls (Mainstream of Jazz Vol 2 and 3).

Some jazz vinyls for sale. All are VG+ unless as noted. Covers show normal shelfwear - I've tried to flag any obvious flaws. Flat $2.00 for media mail within the States, actual cost to other countries. Paypal accepted. Send a PM if anything strikes your fancy. Thanks for looking! $3.00 each Ellington, Duke Hot in Harlem 1928-1929 Vol 2 MCA-1359 Basie, Count Sixteen Men Swinging Verve VE-2-2517 2-lp cut corner Carter, Ron All Alone Emarcy 836 366-1 cut out slot Carter, Ron Piccolo Milestone M-55004 2-lp Christian, Charlie Solo Flight Columbia G-30779 2-lp Ellington, Duke Piano Reflections Capitol Classics V 12 Capitol M-11058 Ellington, Duke The World of (1947 sides) Columbia G32564 2 lps. Promo label on front Ellington, Duke same Up Front UPF-144 Ellington, Duke Carnegie Hall Concert Musicraft MVS-2004 Ellington, Duke The Jeep is Jumping Affinity (Bethlehem material) Fuller, Curtis Meets Roma Jazz Trio Timeless SJP204 small tear on front cover Hawkins, Coleman Live at the London House Fanfare 33133 Herman, Woody and Flip Phillips- Together Century CR-1090 Lateef, Yusef Nocturnes Atlantic 81977-1 cut out slot. Still sealed Nistico, Sal Kenny Barron, Anthony Jackson, Buddy Rich Europa Jazz Ej-1044 Peterson, Oscar Tracks Verve/MPS 821 849-1 Smith, Stuff Swingin' Stuff Storyville SLP-4087 Wilder, Joe The Pretty Sound Columbia CS 8173 top seam split Zeitlin, Denny Homecoming Living Music M0011 somewhat noisy pressing $5.00 each Albam, Manny Something New, Something Blue Fresh Sounds Bell, Aaron Victory at Sea Lion L70113 top seam split Bert, Eddie Modern Moods Jazztone J-1223 cut out hole, sticker Charles, Teddy Three for Duke Jubilee LP1047 top seam split. Clean, but only plays VG Dolphy, Eric Jitterbug Waltz Douglas ADLP 6002 2 lps, noisy pressing Ellington, Duke Soul Call Verve V6-8701 sealed Ellington, Duke Unknown Session Columbia 35342 Ellington, Duke Duke Ellington 1941 Smithsonian 2-lp Gordon, Dexter Ca'Purange Prestige 10051 Hodges, Johnny Wild Bill Davis - Joe's Blues Verve V6-8617 somewhat noisy Mulligan, Gerry & Rogers, Shorty Modern Sounds Capitol T-2025 split seam Pierce, Nat Big Band at the Savoy Ballroom RCA LSP-2543 Tristano, Lennie Live at Birdland 1949 Jazz Records JR-1 Turrentine, Stanley New Time Shuffle Blue Note LT-993 ON HOLD various Concord Super Band II CJ-120 2 lps various Concord Super Band CJ-80 2 lps various First Esquire All-American Jazz Concert Radiola 2MR-5051 2-lp. Brilliant! Williams, Richard New Horn In Town Candid/Barnaby sealed

I bought a used Nitty Gritty machine which unknown to me had a defective intake which left some tiny scratches 360 degrees on a couple of places on the lp surface. Ruined a half dozen vinyls, nothing valuable but one, my prized Japanese Complete John Williams on Emarcy, took years to replace. I wouldn't have called it a rare record but it seems to be difficult to find. Finally a very good friend gave me his copy. I've since repaired the Nitty Gritty and it's served me well.

I have the following for sale. All prices include shipping within the U.S. I will ship to other countries at cost. Everything in very good condition. Eddie Lockjaw Davis "Hey Lock" Ocium (1950-1953 sessions) $7 Phil Woods Quintet "An Affair to Remember" Evidence $6 Gerry Mulligan All-Star Band "Thank You Gerry" Arkadia (Konitz, Brookmeyer, Brecker, etc) $5 Woody Herman "Wildroot" Tradition $4 Al Haig "Meets Master Bop Saxes" Definitive (Wardell Gray, Stan Getz) $6 Leo Parker and Sax Gill "Back to Back Baritones" Collectibles $5 Ray Brown "Walk On" Telarc (2-cd) $9 Ray Brown with Ulf Wakenius "Summertime Telarc $8 Ray Brown-Johnny Griffin "Summerwind" Kingston (hole punch in bar code) $7 Ray Brown-Laurindo Almeida "Moonlight Serenade" Kingston (hole punch in bar code) $7 Mike Vax Big Band "Live on the Road" Summit $8 (hole punch in bar code) Mixe Vax-Clark Terry "Creepin' with Clark" Summit $8 (hole punch in bar code) Milt Jackson "Early Modern" Savoy Jazz $7 Art Pepper "The Discovery Sessions" Savoy Jazz $7 Manhattan Transfer "Spirit of St Louis" Atlantic $3 Jon Burr Quartet "In My Own Words" Cymekob $3 Slide Hampton "Mello-Dy" LRC $3 If interested, send me a pm or email me ( bainbridge@dejazzd.com ) thanks

The other volume was nr. 14 which included two unauthorized tracks of a broadcast with John Scott Trotter and his Orchestra that featured Duke and Jimmy Blanton!

I'm really looking forward to receiving my copy of this, all the more after the comments above. I see that Ms Winters has a new cd schedule for December release in Japan, also with Lou Levy, entitled "Speak Low". Now if only I could find a copy of "Pinky" on the Norma label!

This may be of interest to some of you. I've looked for a copy of this for a long time without success. I noticed on www.amazon.fr yesterday that it has been reissued for a limited time, release date of Oct 30 - see Happy Madness at Amazon the story on this one, from www.pinkywinters.com: Released in France only, this was also slated for US issue when it was caught up in the change of regimes at Verve after the label was absorbed by the conglomerate, Universal Music. This CD achieved the distinction of being The World Class recording in print the shortest amount of time. An instant collector's item. I don't know the story behind the reissue, but it's a nice opportunity to snag what was a tough title.

Last year I bought a Goldring GR1.2 from Audio Advisors and I've been very happy with it.