Steeplechase

[montg]

cduniverse has a sale on some Steeplechase releases... a pretty good price, considering these usually list for over 18 bucks. Most appear to be reissues?

steeplechase

Ron McClure

Age Of Peace (2003) ! Available: Tuesday, May 15, 2007

Denmark $11.09

Ronnie Cuber

Airplay (1994)

Denmark $11.09

Horace Parlan

Arrival

Import; Germany $11.09

Doug Raney

Blue And White

Import; Germany $11.09

LeeAnn Ledgerwood

Compassion (2000)

Denmark $11.09

Dizzy Gillespie

Copenhagen Concert

Denmark $11.09

Buck Clayton

Copenhagen Concert 2

Germany $11.09

Von Freeman

Dedicated To You

Denmark $11.09

Doug Raney

Doug Raney Quintet

Germany $11.09

Danny Walsh

D's Mood

Import; Germany $11.09

Duke Jordan

Flight To Norway (2003)

Denmark $11.09

Tony Purrone

Guitarisk (2003)

Denmark $11.09

Lee Konitz

I Concentrate On You (1974)

Denmark $11.09

Kenny Drew

In Concert

Import; Denmark $11.09

Larry Schneider

It Might As Well Be Spring (2003)

Denmark $11.09

Various Artists

Jam Session Vol. 2 (2002)

Denmark $11.09

Larry Schneider

Jazz (2001)

Denmark $11.09

Lee Konitz

Jazz A Juan

Import; Denmark $11.09

Dexter Gordon

Ladybird (2005)

Remastered; Denmark $11.09

Jackie Mclean

Live At Montmartre (1972)

Denmark $11.09

Joshua Douglas Smith

Major Incident (2003)

Denmark $11.09

George Cables

One For My Baby

$9.54

Walt Dickerson

Peace Pre-

Germany $11.09

Peter Zak Trio

Peter Zak Trio (2005)

Denmark $11.09

Harold Danko

Prestigious: A Tribute To Eric Dolphy

$9.54

Dave Ballou

Regards (2005)

Denmark $11.09

Dave Stryker

Shades Beyond

$9.54

Chet Baker

Someday My Prince Will Come (1979)

Denmark $11.09

Dave Scott

Song For Amy

$9.54

Gary Versace

Time & Again (2005)

Denmark $11.09

Walt Dickerson

To My Queen Revisited

Germany $11.09

Ari Ambrose

Waiting

$9.54

Brew Moore

Zonky (2005)

Denmark $11.09

Vincent Gardner

Good Book Chapter 1 $15.18

Andy Laverne

Intelligent Design $13.58

Gregory Tardy / Winther

Jam Session 21 $13.58

Ari Ambrose

Whatever Happens $13.58

Edited May 5, 2007 by montg

[Spontooneous]

Anybody know if there's a reissue series going on here? Or is it simply a case of "we got a distributor again"?

[sal]

I've never heard any of these.....any essentials?

[Kyo]

I never understood why they dared to charge their usual high prices for their CDs.

So many mistakes all over the few Steeplechase releases I own...

Andrew Hill - Invitation

With Chris White on bass and drummer Art Lewis on... well, also bass - at least according to the tray card.

Andrew Hill - Divine Revelation

It's not quite clear which of the two takes of July 10th is the master and which is just a bonus

track (I can guess that the last track is probably a bonus, but it doesn't say so anywhere).

And my favorite mistake has to be ANDREW HILL QUINTET all over the ugly cover when

there's only four people playing on the album (and it says "quartet" everywhere else).

[marcello]

The real question is: Does Nils Winther still take all of the publishing?

[Ken Dryden]

I highly recommend Harold Danko's Prestigious, an excellent tribute to Eric Dolphy.

Of course, I've enjoyed all of Danko's releases for the label that I've acquired.

[John Tapscott]

The Jackie McLean at Montmartre (1972) is excellent. I have it on LP.

[Dan Gould]

I've never heard any of these.....any essentials?

The Duke Jordan, Horace Parlan and Kenny Drew are all very nice, though I wouldn't necessarily call them "essential".

The Dexter Gordon is a relatively recently dug up live recording with Kenny Drew and if you are a fan of Dex, it is essential.

I picked up the Brew Moore because I enjoy Kenny Drew and it is exceptionally good. Not a lot of recordings of his available, so its nice to see this again.

[brownie]

I've never heard any of these.....any essentials?

The Duke Jordan, Horace Parlan and Kenny Drew are all very nice, though I wouldn't necessarily call them "essential".

The Dexter Gordon is a relatively recently dug up live recording with Kenny Drew and if you are a fan of Dex, it is essential.

I picked up the Brew Moore because I enjoy Kenny Drew and it is exceptionally good. Not a lot of recordings of his available, so its nice to see this again.

The Brew Moore is one of hell of a record. Highly recommended!

So are the Walt Dickerson...

I'm partial to the Lee Konitz at Juan (with Martial Solal) and the Chet Baker 'Someday My Prince Will Come', one of his best!

[clifford_thornton]

Yes. I especially enjoy Dickerson's Peace, with Cyrille and Lisle Ellis.

The Duke Jordan is good, and I've had the Hills before and enjoyed them (why I didn't hold on to them...?). All of the McLeans are strong as well. Few of those I should replace, as the covers are toast...