Holy Ghost Posted Wednesday at 10:55 PM Report Posted Wednesday at 10:55 PM This was also a recently released 2cd set by BN Quote
bertrand Posted Wednesday at 11:02 PM Report Posted Wednesday at 11:02 PM I wish we could get Joe Harley to explain the strategy. Why not do both LP AND CD? Quote
JSngry Posted Thursday at 12:40 AM Report Posted Thursday at 12:40 AM Probably something to do with margins and maximumizing shareholder value and every other excuse that everybody has these days Quote
david weiss Posted Thursday at 01:28 AM Report Posted Thursday at 01:28 AM OK, I'll try to be more specific..... LP is the priority now. They are not going to release bonus material on CD only so that means a 2nd LP for bonus material and that is usually cost prohibitive and there might not be enough material to fill out a 2nd LP. I prepared bonus tracks for Just Coolin' and that idea was nixed (I had chosen 4 bonus tracks if I remember correctly). This does not apply to new releases. They will release all the material intended on both CD and LP. As for the Quebec and Burrell, I guess these were essentially re-issues with a few extra bonus tracks (on the Burrell at least and apparently they missed a couple for the Quebec). Both 3 LP/2 CD sets. Perhaps other tone poets could go this route if there was enough bonus material to fill out a 2nd LP and if they do a CD as well, a single CD. I guess this could happen by combining the two Washington CDs but I'm not sure how much they are looking at stuff like this. Quote
mhatta Posted Thursday at 01:50 AM Report Posted Thursday at 01:50 AM I hope to see it someday. (From https://destinationsunknownjazz.wordpress.com/2019/01/18/musings-and-imaginary-cover-art-of-some-still-unreleased-blue-note-sessions/) Quote
clifford_thornton Posted Thursday at 02:10 AM Report Posted Thursday at 02:10 AM Given its appeal to fans of Strata-East and related, it seems ridiculous not to release the unissued Tyrone Washington album at this point. It is a really good date, too... Quote
felser Posted Thursday at 02:12 AM Report Posted Thursday at 02:12 AM 1 minute ago, clifford_thornton said: Given its appeal to fans of Strata-East and related, it seems ridiculous not to release the unissued Tyrone Washington album at this point. It is a really good date, too... I'd love to hear it some day. Quote
felser Posted Thursday at 02:40 AM Report Posted Thursday at 02:40 AM We are blessed to have lived through the 1980's-2000's golden era of Blue Note reissues, to have 95% of everything meaningful from the label made available to us, which, along with Fantasy doing the same for Prestige and Riverside, was a dream come true. Glad for any extra goodies David Weiss and the current BN regime can send our way, but it's a cherry on top of the sundae compared to what we already have. Quote
jazzbo Posted Thursday at 02:47 AM Report Posted Thursday at 02:47 AM Word John. Those were the days. Yes they were. Those were the days. Quote
bertrand Posted 8 hours ago Report Posted 8 hours ago On 11/13/2025 at 2:28 AM, david weiss said: OK, I'll try to be more specific..... LP is the priority now. They are not going to release bonus material on CD only so that means a 2nd LP for bonus material and that is usually cost prohibitive and there might not be enough material to fill out a 2nd LP. I prepared bonus tracks for Just Coolin' and that idea was nixed (I had chosen 4 bonus tracks if I remember correctly). This does not apply to new releases. They will release all the material intended on both CD and LP. As for the Quebec and Burrell, I guess these were essentially re-issues with a few extra bonus tracks (on the Burrell at least and apparently they missed a couple for the Quebec). Both 3 LP/2 CD sets. Perhaps other tone poets could go this route if there was enough bonus material to fill out a 2nd LP and if they do a CD as well, a single CD. I guess this could happen by combining the two Washington CDs but I'm not sure how much they are looking at stuff like this. I realize LP is king these days, although it is sad that a lot of young people consider LPs an artifact and often do not even play them - they don't give a crap that the Jackie's Bag LP is missing three critical songs . It reminds of Zev Feldman constantly referring to his releases as 'product'.. When I take over from Don Was, I will steer Blue Note away from the 'LP is king' mantra. Quote
Brad Posted 4 hours ago Report Posted 4 hours ago My favorite from the above is At the DJ Lounge. Not only a Sonny favorite but a jazz favorite. Quote
JSngry Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago 58 minutes ago, Brad said: My favorite from the above is At the DJ Lounge. Not only a Sonny favorite but a jazz favorite. John Board!!!! Quote
Late Posted 2 hours ago Author Report Posted 2 hours ago Spun this one today. I like Stitt with Patterson best, but this record is no slouch. The title track is a good groove. Quote
Chuck Nessa Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago Curious about how many members heard Stitt in a club back in the day. Quote
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