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My copy of this and the Bishop are out for delivery.

Even better, I went for it. I just wish my Dad, a minister with the United Church of Christ for 43 years, were still here--he'd be intrigued that these were recorded in a UCC church.

Thanks for the headsup.

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To my knowledge they have never been collected in a box set. Of course as soon as you buy all the volumes individually. . .

I confess that these are the albums from Mingus I listen to least. . . . If I'm flush enough I may order this but. . . I confess to surprising myself by being somewhat underwhelmed.

I'm not sure of a "bunch." Maybe 4 if you count the Mercury set and the Mulligan?

Mine arrived today.

Olivia Byington “Anção do Amor Demais–Canta Tom e Vinicius”

Not me. I was never a big fan, I'm less of a fan now.

I really have fallen out of "like" with Oliver Nelson's arrangements in general, and never really have liked the Monk that much. I know what you mean about the Gillespie. . .I was pretty lukewarm to chilled about it for some time but the last few times I've spinned it I have liked it more. And this time through I thought the way Dizzy wove in and out of the arrangements very interesting, and I liked that the arrangements didn't follow usual "Ellingtonian" directions.

“The Complete Dinah Washington on Mercury, Vol. 5 (1956-1958)” disc 1

Dizzy Gillespie “A Portrait of Duke Ellington” Verve cd Interestingly the arrangements by Clare Fischer went uncredited on the original LP. An intriguing treatment of Ellington pieces.

Joe Bushkin “1940-1946” Chronogical Classics cd

Keith Jarrett/ Gary Peacock/Jack DeJohnette “The Cure” ECM cd

Keith Jarrett/Gary Peacock/Jack DeJohnette “Changeless” ECM cd

Bob Dylan “Fragments” disc 5

Okay, I may have been looking at a different 2022 LP release. Cool. I'm quite happy with this 10 track stereo cd I have (includes "Billie's Bounce")--gave away two earlier cd versions.

This cd is the best I've heard this release; I don't buy modern vinyl as a general rule so haven't heard that reissue. My cd copy only lacks the "Jazz in the City" single edit, which I can live without, and I don't hear reverb on this mastering. Great music! This is really my favorite period of Mingus.

Been too long since I spun this one. One of the best Mingus from one of his strongest periods of music-making. “A Modern Jazz Symposium of Music and Poetry with Charlie Mingus” Bethlehem/Solid Records Japan cd.

Stanley Turrentine “Another Story” Blue Note Japan SHM-CD 600×524 115 KB Oh boy this is sounding great. Bass – Buster Williams Drums – Mickey Roker Flugelhorn – Thad Jones Piano – Cedar Walton Tenor Saxophone – Stanley Turrentine

Thelonious Monk “Monk’s Dream” Mobile Fidelity Lab SACD