RSD April 2026 list

[Harbour]

Lots of interesting things this year, hopefully will see cds of some of them

Joe Henderson Live at The Showcase 1978  & John Coltrane - The Tiberi Tapes: A Preview Of The Mythic Recordings stand out

https://www.recordstoreday.co.uk/rsd-list

Edited Wednesday at 07:19 PM by Harbour
wrong forum,should be new releases

[clifford_thornton]

The Annie Ross is pretty cool. 

Looks like the Cecil is from Paris and not Maeght (as I'd been told) and I will definitely pick it up despite my aversion to the liner note author.

[HutchFan]

I'm stoked about Buster Williams' Pinnacle. 

I have the album on a 32 Jazz CD, but -- given how much I love the music -- I'll probably plop for the vinyl anyway.

 

[felser]

Count me in for eventual CD releases of the Henderson (with Joanne Brackeen ❤️), the Ahmad Jamal Jazz Showcase, and the wonderful looking early live Terry Callier.  The Jamal Oil Can Harry's is a really good record, and a rare instance to hear Calvin Keys.  I have the Japanese CD already.  Has that complete Coltrane in France been available before?  I know the performance of "A Love Supreme" was on the expanded Impulse reissue.

Edited Wednesday at 08:16 PM by felser

[ejp626]

2 hours ago, Harbour said:

Lots of interesting things this year, hopefully will see cds of some of them

Joe Henderson Live at The Showcase 1978 

https://www.recordstoreday.co.uk/rsd-list

It sounds like the Henderson will be a 2 CD release.  This is certainly intriguing: This is part of Resonance's debut launch of releases from Joe Segal's Jazz Showcase archives, marking the beginning of what will hopefully be a long line of incredible releases from the club's archives.

Here's hoping that the material from Jazz Showcase sells well enough to keep bringing out these releases!

[Dan Gould]

I am very intrigued by the possibilities implied by material from the Jazz Showcase but that debut selection ... it's very safe to say that 70s Henderson plus Joanne Brackeen is a long, long way from my wheelhouse.

Are you with me, @Peter Friedman ?

[felser]

4 minutes ago, Dan Gould said:

 70s Henderson plus Joanne Brackeen is a long, long way from my wheelhouse.

And dead center in mine!

[paulfromcamden]

1 hour ago, felser said:

Has that complete Coltrane in France been available before?  I know the performance of "A Love Supreme" was on the expanded Impulse reissue.

The BYG/Affinity 'Live In Paris' double LP is taken from the July 27th and 28th concerts. No idea if this set includes new material but the wording kind of suggests not.

[felser]

8 minutes ago, paulfromcamden said:

The BYG/Affinity 'Live In Paris' double LP is taken from the July 27th and 28th concerts. No idea if this set includes new material but the wording kind of suggests not.

This is 4 LP's and includes July 26/27/28, but we will need to see more details to know what it actually adds.  And it's moot for me if there is no CD issue.

[Rooster_Ties]

Track listing for the Joe Hen…

A1 – Mr. P. C. (24:00)
B1 - Inner Urge (26:46)
C1 - Invitation (22:15)
C2 - Relaxin' at Camarillo (7:41)
D1 - Recorda Me (23:33)
E1 - 'Round Midnight (16:10)
E2 - Good Morning Heartache (9:30)
F1 - Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise (23:39)
F2 - Isotope (6:37)

https://recordstoreday.com/SpecialRelease/19818

[hbbfam]

7 hours ago, felser said:

Count me in for eventual CD releases of the Henderson (with Joanne Brackeen ❤️), the Ahmad Jamal Jazz Showcase, and the wonderful looking early live Terry Callier.  The Jamal Oil Can Harry's is a really good record, and a rare instance to hear Calvin Keys.  I have the Japanese CD already.  Has that complete Coltrane in France been available before?  I know the performance of "A Love Supreme" was on the expanded Impulse reissue.

https://www.discogs.com/release/30584014-John-Coltrane-4tet-Live-In-France-July-2728-1965

Same label, released in 2024.  I have just relistened to it, and it is outstanding in my opinion. Thr July 26 is disc three of that Impulse 3 CD set from 2015 which is also excellent.

Edited yesterday at 04:08 AM by hbbfam

[romualdo]

33 minutes ago, hbbfam said:

https://www.discogs.com/release/30584014-John-Coltrane-4tet-Live-In-France-July-2728-1965

Same label, released in 2024.  I have just relistened to it, and it is outstanding in my opinion. Thr July 26 is disc three of that Impulse 3 CD set from 2015 which is also excellent.

compared the tracks from the RSD coltrane listing (no timings on these though) - Sides A-C coincide with the Impulse release but excludes the Andre Francis intro (1:14), unless it's been added to track #1; Sides D-H all released on the Gambit (boot) double CD which was likely sourced from BYG (J) LPs/Charly Affinity CD & Frances Concert CDs - don't think there is anything new here

Tracklist (from RSD site)
DAY 1 - Monday 26th July 1965 - International Jazz Festival, Juan- Les-Pins, Antibes, France
SIDE A
1. Acknowledgement [A Love Supreme Part 1]
2. Resolution [A Love Supreme Part 2]
SIDE B
1. Pursuance [A Love Supreme Part 3]
SIDE C
1. Psalm [A Love Supreme Part 4]
DAY 2 - Tuesday 27th July 1965 - International Jazz Festival, Juan- Les-Pins, Antibes, France
SIDE D
1. Announcements
2. Naima
3. Ascension (Quartet Version, AKA Blue Valse)
SIDE E
1. My Favorite Things
SIDE F
1. Impressions
DAY 3 - Wednesday 28th July 1965 - Salle Pleyel, Paris, France
SIDE G
1. Blue Valse
SIDE H
1. Afro Blue
2. Impressions (2nd Version)

[felser]

11 hours ago, hbbfam said:

https://www.discogs.com/release/30584014-John-Coltrane-4tet-Live-In-France-July-2728-1965

Same label, released in 2024.  I have just relistened to it, and it is outstanding in my opinion. Thr July 26 is disc three of that Impulse 3 CD set from 2015 which is also excellent.

thanks, just ordered this.  Thanks all for the info.  Great community here!

[hbbfam]

16 hours ago, romualdo said:

compared the tracks from the RSD coltrane listing (no timings on these though) - Sides A-C coincide with the Impulse release but excludes the Andre Francis intro (1:14), unless it's been added to track #1; Sides D-H all released on the Gambit (boot) double CD which was likely sourced from BYG (J) LPs/Charly Affinity CD & Frances Concert CDs - don't think there is anything new here

Tracklist (from RSD site)
DAY 1 - Monday 26th July 1965 - International Jazz Festival, Juan- Les-Pins, Antibes, France
SIDE A
1. Acknowledgement [A Love Supreme Part 1]
2. Resolution [A Love Supreme Part 2]
SIDE B
1. Pursuance [A Love Supreme Part 3]
SIDE C
1. Psalm [A Love Supreme Part 4]
DAY 2 - Tuesday 27th July 1965 - International Jazz Festival, Juan- Les-Pins, Antibes, France
SIDE D
1. Announcements
2. Naima
3. Ascension (Quartet Version, AKA Blue Valse)
SIDE E
1. My Favorite Things
SIDE F
1. Impressions
DAY 3 - Wednesday 28th July 1965 - Salle Pleyel, Paris, France
SIDE G
1. Blue Valse
SIDE H
1. Afro Blue
2. Impressions (2nd Version)

Thinking that the 2CD set I mentioned and the single 3rd disc from Coltrane "Box" pretty much covers everything he did those three days?

[felser]

58 minutes ago, hbbfam said:

Thinking that the 2CD set I mentioned and the single 3rd disc from Coltrane "Box" pretty much covers everything he did those three days?

That's my take on it.

[kh1958]

Resonance has four RSD releases, all available for pre-order. In addition to the Joe Henderson and Ahmad Jamal, there is:

Yusef LatteefAlight Upon the Lake: Live at the Jazz Showcase [3 CD]

 

Yusef Lateef
Alight Upon the Lake: Live at the Jazz Showcase  [3 CD]

$29.99

 

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Also available on limited-edition vinyl for Record Store Day, April 18, 2026 at participating independent record retailers.

 

Yusef LateefAlight Upon the Lake: Live at the Jazz Showcase [3 CD] quantity

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SKU: HCD-2088 Categories: 3CD, Historical Classic, Saxophone Tag: live

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YUSEF LATEEF — Alight Upon the Lake: Live at the Jazz Showcase is a previously unissued recording of woodwind multi-instrumentalist icon Yusef Lateef featuring pianist Kenny Barron, bassist Bob Cunningham and drummer Albert “Tootie” Heath captured live at Joe Segal’s Jazz Showcase in Chicago, IL in June of 1975. The 3-CD (and limited-edition 180-gram 3-LP) set was mastered from the original tapes by engineer Matthew Lutthans at The Mastering Lab in Salina, KS. The deluxe package includes newly curated liner notes by Lateef biographer Herb Boyd, plus interviews with woodwind master and Lateef mentee, Bennie Maupin, Joe Segal’s son Wayne Segal and more.

 

Mal Waldron
Stardust & Starlight: Live at the Jazz Showcase [CD]

$17.98

 

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Mal WaldronStardust & Starlight: Live at the Jazz Showcase [CD] quantity

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MAL WALDRON — Stardust & Starlight: Live at the Jazz Showcase is a previously unissued recording of the enigmatic piano icon Mal Waldron captured live at Joe Segal’s Jazz Showcase in Chicago, IL in August of 1979 with bassist Steve Rodby (Pat Metheny Group), drummer Wilbur Campbell, and special guest saxophonist Sonny Stitt on 2 songs. The limited-edition 180-gram 2-LP (and 1-CD) set was mastered from the original tapes by engineer Matthew Lutthans at The Mastering Lab in Salina, KS, and pressed at Quebec’s boutique audiophile pressing plant Le Vinylist. The deluxe package includes newly curated liner notes by writer and founder/former president of the Jazz Journalists Association, Howard Mandel, plus interviews with pianist Lafayette Gilchrist, Joe Segal’s son Wayne Segal, and more. 

Edited 1 hour ago by kh1958

[clifford_thornton]

interesting. I need to figure out how to create more room...

[Pim]

Mal and Sonny Stitt in 1979. Definitely could be interesting though I prefer to hear Mal with more ‘out’ musicians. I’d buy it anyway to keep that Waldron collection complete….