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All 14 tracks will be issued on April 11, 2025 in Japan on *ONE* SHM-SACD (not hybrid, $32). "[Machine Translation] At the Five Spot Cafe" was recorded by Kenny Burrell with Art Blakey and Tina Brooks at the legendary Five Spot Cafe in New York City on August 25, 1959, and six previously unreleased tracks recorded on the same day have been added to this complete disc. Kenny Burrell made his first live recording as a leader at New York's legendary jazz club, The Five Spot Cafe, on August 25, 1959. The band he assembled for this show, already highly acclaimed for his Blue Note albums at the time, consisted of Art Blakey (ds), Tina Brooks (ts), Bobby Timmons (p), Roland Hanna (p), and Ben Tucker (b), the best lineup of the time. The performance was soulful and passionate, and is still regarded as one of the greatest hard bop albums of all time. The remastering was done by Kevin Gray, who has worked on the Tone Poet series. The cutting/remastering was done from the original master tapes, and the natural and warm sound, which has been highly acclaimed on previous reissues, provides an experience as if you are listening to the analog tapes as they were. The booklet includes never-before-seen photos by Francis Wolfe, an insightful essay by Sid Schwartz, and an interview with Kenny Burrell himself looking back on those days with Blue Note president Don Was. Includes translated booklet. This is a Japan-exclusive project. [Tina Brooks (ts), Kenny Burrell (g), Bobby Timmons (p), Roland Hanna (p on Disc 2, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10), Ben Tucker (b), Art Blakey (ds) Recorded live at Five Spot Cafe, New York, August 25, 1959. This product will be on sale on Friday, so you will receive it on or after the day of release."

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These are the March 26, 2025 releases as listed at cdjp. #11-22 were issued in December 2024 with catalogue numbers starting with SGJZ-xxxx and a lower price of 1400 yen: 1. Ketchaoua Clifford Thornton 2000yen EUR 12.65 March 26, 2025 Pre-order 2. Love Rejoice Kenneth Terroade 2000yen EUR 12.65 March 26, 2025 Pre-order 3. New Africa Grachan Moncur III Album CD 2000yen EUR 12.65 March 26, 2025 Pre-order 4. Dave Burrell 2000yen EUR 12.65 March 26, 2025 Pre-order 5. Way Ahead Jacques Coursil Album CD Way Ahead 2000yen EUR 12.65 March 26, 2025 Pre-order 6. Blase Archie Shepp 2000yen EUR 12.65 March 26, 2025Pre-order 7. Sounds Of Feelings Joachim Kuhn 2000yen EUR 12.65March 26, 2025 Pre-order 8. What About? Andrew Cyrille 2000yen EUR 12.65 March 26, 2025 Pre-order 9. B-X / NO-I-47 Anthony Braxton 2000yen EUR 12.65March 26, 2025 Pre-order 10. Acting Trio Acting Trio 2000yen EUR 12.65 March 26, 2025Pre-order 11. Ramblin' Paul Bley 2000yen EUR 12.65 arch 26, 2025 Pre-order 12. Luna Surface Alan Silva 2000yen EUR 12.65 March 26, 2025Pre-order 13. Poem For Malcolm Archie Shepp 2000yen EUR 12.65 arch 26, 2025 Pre-order 14. Other Afternoons Jimmy Lyons 2000yen EUR 12.65 March 26, 2025 Pre-order 15. Aquariana Burton Greene Ensemble 2000yen EUR 12.65March 26, 2025 Pre-order 16. Stigmates Michel Puig 2000yen EUR 12.65 March 26, 2025 Pre-order 17. Africanasia Claude Delcloo & Arthur Jones 2000yen EUR 12.65arch 26, 2025 Pre-order 18. Magick Brother +2 Gong 2000yen EUR 12.65 arch 26, 2025 Pre-order 19. Yasmina, A Black Woman Archie Shepp 2000yen EUR 12.65March 26, 2025 Pre-order 20. Hommage To Africa Sunny Murray 000yen EUR 12.65 arch 26, 2025 Pre-order 21. A Jackson In Your House Art Ensemble Of Chicago 2000yen EUR 12.65 March 26, 2025 Pre-order 22. Mu' First Part Don Cherry 2000yen EUR 12.65 March 26, 2025 Pre-order

You are welcome. I am trying to figure out which titles I am missing. These are as follows: Eric Gale - Forecast Grant Green with Hubert Laws - The Main Attraction [Grant Green's only single leader album left on KUDU] Joe Farrell - Canned Funk Joe Farrell - Penny Arcade Urbie Green - The Fox George Benson, Joe Farrell - Benson & Farrell Gerry Mulligan & Chet Baker - The Carnegie Hall Concert Vol.1 and 2 Kathy McCord / Kathy McCord Jack Wilkins / Opal George Benson / Pacific Fire Johnny Hammond / The Prophet What do you think? Thank you.

[CTI ALLTIME COLLECTION 1st Period (60 Titles)] [60 masterpieces from the prestigious American jazz label CTI Records (including sub-labels KUDU and SALVATION) are now being released all at once. All titles come with a luxurious booklet that reprints the liner notes from the original Japanese LP releases.] Including the 1st CTI record ever released: Kathy McCord

Speaking of Birdland, Lou was kind enough to sign my records 15 years ago in Athens.

RIP. We were happy to see him and Lonnie Smith here in Athens 2 or times.

Thank you very much for the elaborated reply! Since the CD has the version with vocals by Herman, and this version was recorded for MARS acc. to the respective MOSAIC set booklet, on July 7, 1952 and Bill Perkins plays therein acc. to the MOSAIC booklet, it may be that the CD has the recording date wrong. Is the timing the same as is at the Mosaic set, i.e. 2:54? Personnel of the MARS date: WOODY HERMAN and THE NEW THIRD HERD: Don Fagerquist, John Howell, Roy Caton, Lee Fortier(tp), Carl Fontana, Urbie Green, Jack Green (tb), Woody Herman (cl, as, vcl), Arno Marsh, Dick Hafer, Bill Perkins (ts), Sam Staff (fl, bari), Nat Pierce (p, celeste, arr), Chubby Jackson (b), Sonny Igoe (d), Dolly Houston (vcl), Ralph Burns (arr). These are the data I get from the three Woody Herman boxes released by MOSAIC, in regard to Early Autumn aka Summer Sequence PT 4: 1. SUMMER SEQUENCE PT 4 - COLUMBIA, December 28, 1947 - master 3:04, take 2 3:07, take 3 3:30 [no vocals, Stan Getz, ts] 2. EARLY AUTUMN - Capitol on December 30, 1948 in Los Angeles, California - 3:14 [no vocals, Stan Getz, ts] 3. EARLY AUTUMN MARS Verve MGV 2030 - NYC, July 7, 1952 - 2:54, [Bill Perkins, ts WOODY HERMAN on vocals]

In a review of a reissue of this LP, the following is mentioned: "Incidentally, the booklet details have goofed in claiming ‘Early Autumn’ as the 1947 one originally called ‘Summer Sequence Pt. IV’ with Getz – surprising too, since they reprint Woody's lengthy notes that devote a whole paragraph to explaining this was a 1954 version with Bill Perkins. " I could not find a readable scan of the back sleeve notes though. So, this 1954 recording of Early Autumn featuring Bill Perkins appeared first time in this LP? Thank you.

and this great book is also sold with Benny Golson's and Quincy Jones' autographs. I have both... https://www.amazon.com/KANE-HARLEM-1958-Deluxe-Limited/dp/8894366634/ref=sr_1_1?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.D_0QHCEpg-KPtg8HV0_zlA.Y0nq1jQ1ak-nuNI1GSYSQjrW3ARZq5zbOeIMcx4-kWg&dib_tag=se&keywords=8894366634&qid=1729670790&sr=8-1

... and we all know what happens at 44:59 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zY4w4_W30aQ&t=2699s RIP Maestro.

These are acetates (?) sold at ebay. Were they used at radio stations?

Thank you but I live thousands miles away... I found the photo at the web.

Thank you indeed.

RIP. A giant. So many standards by him. The family knows him from the Terminal movie with Tom Hanks. He also made a record in Athens in 2000. “Even now at 90, I don’t know everything there is to know,” Mr. Golson told the Minneapolis Star Tribune in 2019. “So when I teach master classes, sometimes the teacher learns from the kids. That’s the way it is. That’s the way it should be. Like Sonny Rollins said to me once: ‘There’s no end to this music.’”