FS/FT: Some Japanese Imports, etc.

[Bol]

I have the following CDs for sale or trade. Shipping within the US is included. All of my CDs (including inserts) are in excellent condition unless otherwise noted. Please e-mail me at ktoh@indiana.edu. I prefer to receive payments in PayPal -- from bank accounts only; no credit cards.

XXX: on hold or sold

$30 each

Duke Ellington, “At Fargo, Live 1940 Complete” (TOCJ 5939-40) obi (2 CDs) [w/ Blanton, Hodges, Webster, etc.; listened to once; practically new]

Andre Segovia, "The Segovia Collection", vols. 1-4 (DG) [performing Bach, Rodrigo, etc.]

$14 each

XXXKenny Burrell, “Introducing Kenny Burrell” (Conn - 2 CDs)

$13 each

Greg Cohen, “Way Low” (DIW Japan) obi [w/ Dave Douglas & Ted Rosenthal]

Benny Goodman, “At Carnegie Hall - 1938 - Complete” (Legacy - 2 CDs) [practically new]

Lee Konitz, “Some New Stuff” (DIW Japan) obi [w/ Greg Cohen & Joey Baron]

Teddy Wilson, “For Quiet Lovers” (Verve Japan 24-bit POCJ 2587) [w/ Hinton & J. Jones]

$8 each

Benny Goodman & Count Basie, “Swinging at Carnegie Hall” (Vanguard) [w/ Christian, Young, etc.; Goodman & Basie bands at Hammond's From Spirituals to Swing concerts]

Gidon Kremer, “Hommage a Piazzolla” (Nonesuch)

Gidon Kremer, “Astor Piazzolla - El Tango” (Nonesuch)

Gidon Kremer, “Astor Piazzolla - Tango Ballet” (Teldec) digipack

$7 each

Mildred Bailey, "The Incomparable Mildred Bailey" (Legacy) [good way to sample the Mosaic box]

Art Blakey, “At the Birdland”, vol. 1 (RVG)

J.J. Johnson, "The Eminent Jay Jay Johnson", vol. 1 (RVG)

Sarah Vaughan, “Sarah Vaughan in Hi-Fi” (Legacy) [w/ Miles Davis, J.J. Johnson, etc.]

$14

Ted Gioia, “West Coast Jazz” (Hardback; both book & dust jacket in excellent condition; gift inscription on the first end paper; dust jacket in protective plastic cover)

XXXArt Blakey, “At the Birdland”, vol. 2 (RVG)

XXXArt Blakey, “At the Café Bohemia”, vols. 1-2 (RVG - 2 CDs)

XXXClifford Brown, "The Memorial Album" (RVG)

XXXArt Farmer & Benny Golson, “Meet the Jazztet” (Universal Japan 20-bit UCCU-5053) obi

XXXArt Farmer, “Perception” (MVCJ-190016 20-bit K2) [w/ Mabern]

XXXCurtis Fuller, "Blues-ette" (Denon-Savoy) obi/mini-LP

XXXBenny Golson, “Free” (MVCJ-190015 20-bit K2) obi [w/ Flanagan, Carter]

XXXFreddie Hubbard, “The Night of the Cookers” vols. 1-2 (TOCJ 4207 & 4208) obi

XXXJ.J. Johnson, "The Eminent Jay Jay Johnson", vol. 2 (RVG)

If you are interested in a trade, in general, the following are some of my wants. I would be happy with many others. (In some cases, I may be interested in 2-for-1 or 3-for-2 trades; so please make me an offer that you consider fair.)

Sidney Bechet, “The Victor Years - Master Takes 1932-1943” (RCA)

Tina Brooks, “The Waiting Game” (TOCJ 66075)

Benny Carter, “Further Definitions” (MVCJ 19096)

Al Cohn Quintet Featuring Bob Brookmeyer (MVCJ 19003)

John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman (MVCZ 10082)

Freddie Hubbard, “The Artistry of Freddie Hubbard” (MVCJ 19063)

Jackie McLean, “Let Freedom Ring” (TOCJ 4106)

Jackie McLean & Tina Brooks, “The Street Singer” (TOCJ 66080)

Blue Mitchell, “Down With It” (TOCJ 4214)

Lee Morgan, “The Rajah” (TOCJ 1628)

Artie Shaw, “More Last Recordings” (Musicmasters)

Wayne Shorter, “Speak No Evil” (TOCJ 4194)

Cecil Taylor, “Unit Structures” (TOCJ 4237)

Fats Waller, “I’m Gonna Sit Right Down: The Early Years, Part 2” (RCA)

Fats Waller, “Fractious Fingering: The Early Years, Part 3” (RCA)

Fats Waller, “Fats Waller & His Rhythm: The Middle Years, Part 1” (RCA)

Fats Waller, “A Good Man is Hard to Find: The Middle Years, Part 2” (RCA)

Fats Waller, “The Last Years” (RCA)

Thanks for looking!!

Edited March 31, 2004 by Bol

[undergroundagent]

Sent PM. Re: Meet The Jazztet

[connoisseur series500]

Sent PM. Re: Meet The Jazztet

Good boy.

You won't be sorry.

[Bol]

Up.

[Bol]

Up with additions and price reductions.

[Bol]

Up for the last time with price reductions.

It amazes me how much more eager people are to acquire 1950s and 1960s hardbop than to acquire anything before or after. I guess the jazz of those times are the most listener-friendly.

Edited March 31, 2004 by Bol

[bebopbob]

Just sent you an email regarding the Kenny Burrell Conn.

[jazzbo]

Yes, it is pretty interesting isn't it that all the hardbop leaps and the rest is there. . . .

I'd be interested if I didn't have all of that earlier jazz stuff already. . . I'd definitely jump on the TOCJ of the Ellington if I hadn't recently bought for quite a lot of money the Storyville version. . . .

Good stuff peops!

Edited March 31, 2004 by jazzbo

[Bol]

Just sent you an email regarding the Kenny Burrell Conn.

E-mailed you back. It is still available.

Another confirmation of my impression!!

[undergroundagent]

I definately fit the bill here!!

Call me crazy, but I like that "cool-boppish" type of jazz with lots of solos. Some day, I might break out and buy some of the first recordings, but for now I'll stick to the time period spanning 1950 until about 1975. Lots of time to get to all of the other stuff!

Edited March 31, 2004 by undergroundagent