mrjazzman Posted June 27, 2010 Report Posted June 27, 2010 This probably has already been discussed but, of the 25 Philology discs, which are the best or contain material that can be found nowhere else....... Quote
John L Posted June 27, 2010 Report Posted June 27, 2010 (edited) When they were first released, most of them contained music that was unavailable elsewhere. That was the primary point of the series. However, a lot of it has been released recently on the various Spanish labels. I haven't kept track. So others will need to chime in. Some of the best (IMO) are: Vol. 12, which contains the so-called "apartment sessions" from 1950 - Bird captured in incredible form by Joe Maini and Don Laphere in their home. Vol. 17, which has all of the Bands for Bonds broadcasts: Bird & Diz play Tiger Rag, etc. Vol. 8, which contains a number of interesting items, including a well recorded concert at Symphony Hall with Red Rodney, Al Haig, Teddy Kotick, and Roy Haynes. Vol. 24 & 25, which contain the Open Door 1953 concert, were an incredible revelation when they were released, but can now be had on a single disc from one of the Spanish labels. I would guess that some of the best material from volumes 8, 12, & 17 has also been re-released recently on the Andoran labels. Edited June 28, 2010 by John L Quote
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