JamesAHarrod Posted Thursday at 03:55 PM Author Report Posted Thursday at 03:55 PM I did not compile a Pacific Jazz discography per se, but I do link all of the recording sessions to specific releases as part of the narrative. My requests to AFM Local 47 for contract copies yielded nearly 100% of all contracts executed for PJ & WP. A future volume examining World Pacific and Pacific Jazz under Liberty is a possibility as I have copies of those contracts as well. The history ends each yearly chapter with a listing of all releases that year by format 78, 45, 33, etc. Each release includes the matrix numbers in brackets, a useful guide to the order in which projects were initiated. Quote
mikeweil Posted Thursday at 10:07 PM Report Posted Thursday at 10:07 PM That is a treasure trove of information! Quote
JSngry Posted Thursday at 10:15 PM Report Posted Thursday at 10:15 PM 6 hours ago, JamesAHarrod said: A future volume examining World Pacific and Pacific Jazz under Liberty is a possibility as I have copies of those contracts as well. Such a project could get pretty wonky, because Richard Bock was going in a lot of different ways all at once. But that's what fascinates me about that period, the sheer different paths being taken by the label all at once, from Ravi Shankar to Buddy Rich to The Mariachi Brass to Bud Shank MOR records to The Jazz Corps to Craig Hundley, just everywhere. And then it just all stopped! Quote
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