Complete list of domestic RVGs

[riverrat]

It seems this must have been asked at some point- can someone direct me to a complete list of all domestic RVGs released to date?

[Chuck Nessa]

None have been deleted, so go to the True Blue site and use the search "drop down" menu.

[riverrat]

OK, that worked.

Haven't been back to the ol' BN site in awhile, since the Great Meltdown..

[Ron S]

Here's the RVG Series catalog on the Blue Note Site: RVG Series catalog.

[riverrat]

Yes thank you Ron, that is the same link I found via Chucks pointer.

Just what I need to make sure I am not paying huge $ for a JP reissue that is out on domestic RVG. I haven't been following the releases too closely lately.

[marcoliv]

Cannonball Adderley - Somethin' Else (09/03/99)

Horace Silver - Blowin' The Blues Away (09/03/99)

Kenny Burrell - Midnight Blue (09/03/99)

Larry Young - Unity (09/03/99)

Mccoy Tyner - The Real Mccoy (09/03/99)

Sonny Rollins - Volume 2 (09/03/99)

Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - Moanin' (23/03/99)

Dexter Gordon - Go ! (23/03/99)

Eric Dolphy - Out To Lunch ! (23/03/99)

Hank Mobley - Soul Station (23/03/99)

Herbie Hancock - Empyrean Isles (23/03/99)

Wayne Shorter - Speak No Evil (23/03/99)

Grant Green - Idle Moments (20/04/99)

Herbie Hancock - Maiden Voyage (20/04/99)

Horace Silver - Song For My Father (20/04/99)

Joe Henderson - Page One (20/04/99)

Lee Morgan - The Sidewinder (20/04/99)

Sonny Clark - Cool Struttin' (20/04/99)

Andrew Hill - Point Of Departure (18/05/99)

Donald Byrd - A New Perspective (18/05/99)

Freddie Hubbard - Hub-Tones (18/05/99)

Johnny Griffin - A Blowin' Session (18/05/99)

Tony Williams - Life Time (18/05/99)

Wayne Shorter - Juju (18/05/99)

Bud Powell - Time Waits (14/09/99)

Herbie Hancock - My Point Of View (14/09/99)

Jimmy Smith - Groovin' At Small's Paradise (14/09/99)

Kenny Dorham - Una Mas (14/09/99)

Lee Morgan - The Rumproller (14/09/99)

Sonny Rollins - Live At The Village Vanguard (14/09/99)

Hank Mobley - No Room For Squares (12/09/00)

Horace Silver - Six Pieces Of Silver (12/09/00)

Jackie Mclean - A Fickle Sonance (12/09/00)

Jimmy Smith - The Sermon (12/09/00)

Wayne Shorter - The All Seing Eye (12/09/00)

Hank Mobley - The Turnaround ! (10/10/00)

Herbie Hancock - The Prisoner (10/10/00)

Jimmy Smith - House Party (10/10/00)

Joe Henderson - Our Thing (10/10/00)

Kenny Dorham - Whistle Stop (10/10/00)

Miles Davis - The Birth Of The Cool (09/01/01)

Bud Powell - The Amazing Bud Powell Vol.1 (03/07/01)

Bud Powell - The Amazing Bud Powell Vol.2 (03/07/01)

Jj Johnson - Eminent JJ Johnson Vol.1 (03/07/01)

Jj Johnson - Eminent JJ Johnson Vol.2 (17/07/01)

Miles Davis - Volume 1 (17/07/01)

Miles Davis - Volume 2 (17/07/01)

Milt Jackson - Wizard Of The Vibes (17/07/01)

Art Blakey - At The Cafe Bohemia Vol.1 (31/07/01)

Art Blakey - At The Cafe Bohemia Vol.2 (31/07/01)

Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - A Night At Birdland Vol.1 (31/07/01)

Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - A Night At Birdland Vol.2 (31/07/01)

Clifford Brown - Jazz Immortal (31/07/01)

Clifford Brown - Memorial Album (31/07/01)

Thelonious Monk - Genius Of Modern Music Vol.1 (31/07/01)

Thelonious Monk - Genius Of Modern Music Vol.2 (31/07/01)

Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - At The Jazz Corner Of The World Vol1.&2 (08/01/02)

Donald Byrd - Slow Drag (08/01/02)

Grant Green - Am I Blue? (08/01/02)

Ornette Coleman - At The Golden Circle Stockholm Vol.1 (08/01/02)

Ornette Coleman - At The Golden Circle Stockholm Vol.2 (08/01/02)

Sonny Clark - Sonny Clark Trio (08/01/02)

Bobby Hutcherson - Dialogue (29/01/02)

Bud Powell - Vol.3 Bud! (29/01/02)

Freddie Hubbard - Open Sesame (29/01/02)

Horace Silver - In Pursuit Of The 27Th Man (29/01/02)

Jimmy Smith - Cool Blues (29/01/02)

Kenny Dorham - Round About Midnight At The Café Bohemia (29/01/02)

Grant Green - Green Street (27/08/02)

Hank Mobley - Roll Call (27/08/02)

Horace Silver - The Stylings Of Silver (27/08/02)

Jackie Mclean - Capuchin Swing (27/08/02)

Lee Morgan - Leeway (27/08/02)

Stanley Turrentine - Hustlin' (27/08/02)

Donald Byrd - Byrd In Hand (28/01/03)

Freddie Hubbard - Hub Cap (28/01/03)

Horace Silver - Finger Poppin' (28/01/03)

Jackie Mclean - Jackie'S Bag (28/01/03)

John Gilmore Clifford Jordan - Blowing In From Chicago (28/01/03)

Lou Donaldson - The Natural Soul (28/01/03)

Art Blakey - Indestructible (05/08/03)

Dexter Gordon - Our Man In Paris (05/08/03)

Grant Green - Grantstand (05/08/03)

Horace Silver - Horace Silver Trio (05/08/03)

John Coltrane - Blue Train (05/08/03)

Sonny Rollins - Volume 1 (05/08/03)

Bud Powell - The Scene Changes (02/09/03)

Jackie Mclean - Let Freedom Ring (02/09/03)

Joe Henderson - Mode For Joe (02/09/03)

Lee Morgan - Search For The New Land (02/09/03)

Wayne Shorter - Adam's Apple (02/09/03)

Donald Byrd - Free Form (09/03/04)

Duke Pearson - Sweet Honey Bee (09/03/04)

Freddie Hubbard - Ready For Freddie (09/03/04)

Grant Green - Goin' West (09/03/04)

Jackie Mclean - Right Now! (09/03/04)

Cecil Taylor - Conquistador (23/03/04)

Donald Byrd - At The Half Note Café (23/03/04)

Horace Silver - The Cape Verdean Blues (23/03/04)

Jimmy Smith - Prayer Meetin' (23/03/04)

Jimmy Smith - Rockin' That Boat (23/03/04)

Sonny Rollins - Newk's Time (23/03/04)

Stanley Turrentine - Never Let Me Go (23/03/04)

Art Blakey - Buhaina's Delight (29/06/04)

Blue Mitchell - The Thing To Do (29/06/04)

Dexter Gordon - Dexter Calling (29/06/04)

Freddie Hubbard - Breaking Point (29/06/04)

Jackie Mclean - Action (29/06/04)

Joe Henderson - Inner Urge (29/06/04)

Andrew Hill - Black Fire (13/07/04)

Dexter Gordon - Doin' Allright (13/07/04)

Freddie Hubbard - The Night Of The Cookers Vols 1&2 (13/07/04)

Horace Silver - Serenade To A Soul Sister (13/07/04)

Jimmy Smith - Home Cookin' (13/07/04)

Lee Morgan - The Sixth Sense (13/07/04)

Art Blakey - Free For All (10/08/04)

Dexter Gordon - One Flight Up (10/08/04)

Freddie Hubbard - Blue Spirits (10/08/04)

Jackie Mclean - Destination Out (10/08/04)

Joe Henderson - In ' N Out (10/08/04)

Mccoy Tyner - Tender Moments (10/08/04)

Art Blakey - A Night In Tunisia (15/02/05)

Hank Mobley - Hi Voltage (15/02/05)

Ike Quebec - Heavy Soul (15/02/05)

Johnny Coles - Little Johnny C (15/02/05)

Tina Brooks - True Blue (15/02/05)

Art Blakey - Like Someone In Love (01/03/05)

Grant Green - Feelin' The Spirit (01/03/05)

Herbie Hancock - Speak Like A Child (01/03/05)

Horace Silver - And The Jazz Messengers (01/03/05)

Sonny Clark - Dial S For Sonny (01/03/05)

Wayne Shorter - Night Dreamer (01/03/05)

by the way, Hub-Tones is missing on the BN list

Marcus

Edited March 4, 2005 by marcoliv

[sheldonm]

Wasn't there a Hutcherson and a Silver with vocals that came out a bit ago (last batch) or were those Conns?

[AfricaBrass]

Wasn't there a Hutcherson and a Silver with vocals that came out a bit ago (last batch) or were those Conns?

Those were Conns. I'll get them eventually!

Thanks for the list, marcoliv!

[riverrat]

Yes thank you. The chronology is interesting to see and not offered on the BN website.

[etherbored]

...and all we can do is complain over the titles we don't have.

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-e-

[ianfaith]

Wasn't there a Hutcherson and a Silver with vocals that came out a bit ago (last batch) or were those Conns?

If you're referring to "Now" and "United States of Mind", both are indeed Conns. And, I might add, both are now available via BMG or yourmusic.com, along with recent Conns from Jack Wilson, Sam Rivers and Andrew Hill. I recently picked up all except the Silver for just $4.99 a disc. Say, is that stealing?

[marcoliv]

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

Marcus

[marcoliv]

updated

[riverrat]

I understand that domestic RVGs are now the same remaster as the JRVG versions already released.

At what point in the complete list of RVGs did this Blue Note policy change occur? In other words, going down the list, at what point can I assume that the RVG and JRVG versions will sound the same?

I believe I recall it being discussed that even if the same remaster is used, the JRVG may still sound superior because of better quality control, but any such differences would likely be beyond the ability of my ears or my sound system to discern.

Thanks in advance.