jazzbo Posted November 3, 2010 Report Posted November 3, 2010 (edited) Back In Stock The Complete Capitol Bobby Hackett Solo Sessions "Long out of print, and, it must be said, neglected by many collectors who should have known better, some of Bobby Hackett's most beautiful recorded work now comes back into view, helping to round out the legacy of a truly great musician" - Dan Morgenstern, original liner notes Bobby Hackett's 1953-1959 Capitol recordings include quartet sessions with excellent rhythm sections (some with Dave McKenna and Buzzy Drootin) and an unusual and interesting band that Hackett led at the Henry Hudson Hotel in New York City, which included Bob Wilber, Ernie Caceres, Milt Hinton and Dick Cary in a number of standards and originals. The Complete Roulette Sarah Vaughan Studio Sessions "Not unlike July Fourth fireworks, bursting forth on 8 CDs you will be easily overpowered as you are swept away to a time (1960-1963) when Sarah was at her most pure and consistent. The transfers are remarkably clean and actually ear shattering. What you will hear is her magnificent timing, intonation and great harmonic sense throughout. The selections range from a fine mix of jazz and classic popular songs. In all there are 13 albums and 28 rare and unobtainable singles which are here for the collector and all knowing vigilant fan. " - Dan Singer, In Tune International New Mosaic Select Releases Upcoming Releases The Definitive Songs. The Definitive Orchestra. And Now... The DEFINITIVE Edition The Complete 1932-1940 Brunswick, Columbia, and Master Recordings of Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra (11 CDs) Upcoming Release - Available End of Nov/Early Dec "Sophisticated Lady." "Stormy Weather." "Solitude." "In a Sentimental Mood." "Echoes of Harlem." "Caravan." All of them and many more are a part of "The Complete 1932-1940 Brunswick, Columbia, and Master Recordings of Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra," an unprecedented 11-CD set that compiles these recordings for the first, and quite possibly the last, time. There would be many more exceptional compositions in the years following, including his highly regarded suites and longer works, but the scope of our latest, lavish Mosaic collection is the period when Ellington would establish himself as the most important composer ever in jazz. Limited Edition - 5,000 11 CDs (MD11-248)/ $179 -------------------------------------------------------------------- There Are Jazz Giants. And There Is Royalty. Mosaic Presents Ella And Duke Live! Ella & Duke at the Cote D'Azur (3 LPs) Upcoming Release - Available late November Mosaic's 3 LP re-release of "Ella & Duke at the Cote D'Azur" on 180-gram audipophile vinyl recaptures this historic event for a new generation of listeners. It is a re-release of the original 2-LP set, plus the Ellington album "Soul Call" issued from the same concerts. Essentially, our set presents everything that was chosen, approved and released by the producer and the artists at the time. Recording live to two-track stereo is no easy feat. The engineer has captured each instrument or voice with just the right microphone and equalization from the get-go. Even more challenging is capture the right balance among the many musicians to get the essence and clarity of the music. So it's a real pity that the engineer who did such a great job of recording Ella Fitzgerald and Duke Ellington at the Antibes Jazz Festival in Juan-les-Pins, France has gone uncredited. From the original source tapes, the sound on these 180-gram LPs mastered by Kevin Gray and pressed at RTI in Camarillo is warm and brilliant. This LP collection includes 20 compositions, an historical analysis and track by track breakdown by Brian Preistley, plus many rarely seen photographs. It includes something else - history. Please don't miss owning it. 3 Audiophile LPs/ Limited Edition 5,000 (MRLP- 3002) $90 Edited November 3, 2010 by jazzbo Quote
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