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Oslo 4/12/64 Stockholm 4/13/64 Both partialy on Jazz Icons DVD. CD's are near imposible to find.

Classics is mostly ok. In this instance I don’t think they used original lp’s. Classics 1003 Bud Powell. Same quality. Don’t think lp’s were used.

Classics 1000 Charlie Parker 1947

Classics 980 Charlie Parker 1945-1947

I looked at the website of the publisher Z2 comics. The standard edition has a 7’ flexidisc unissued track(s) not mentioned. The the luxe edition should have 45 rpm single with unissued tracks. No titles mentioned. The text with this graphic novel on Amazon states Verve will issue a cd spanning Bird’s L.A. Period. The must be JATP recordings.

Thanks. It seeems to be have been a temporary thing.

I would be very happy if Mosaic did this.

I wanted to see if Peter Losin had news on his Miles Davis-Bird website. But I get a 'Website Unavailble' message. It would be awfull if that would be permanent. Webage Unavailable (plosin.com) Does anyone knows something about this?

Placed a preorder. I suggested this one long ago. And I was not the only one I guess

I would love to hear this. I think it is a pity it is not included in the Mosaic set.

Yes but only 2.000 copies not 5.000 or 7.500 as in olden days.

Just got an e-mail from Mosaic stating that the Woody Herman set is on last chance. It bypassed the running low status.

Just learned that Claude Bolling died the 29th 90 years. I saw him perform a piano recital at the Woking Ellington conference (2012). He joined us for drinks afterwards. Spoke with him a few words. A very curtious and plessant man. BIOGRAPHIE | Claude Bolling (claude-bolling.com)

The Ruby Braff single is OOP again. Took longer than normal for a reapearing item.

I wonder how Mosaic could possibly get that on 8 Cd's. The Sony material would need 4 Cd's. Duke's first stint with Victor 1927-1934 takes up 7 CD's in the Big RCA box. Only with a 1931 cut off date it would be just possible. The are 6 12" recordings in this period. This would also orphan the 2 Cd's worth 1932-1934 recordings. I have no idea in what sort of box these would fit. Stylisticly it would be strange to add these to a 1940-1942 Victor (6 Cd's worth) set though that would make it a 8 CD set. Assuming Mosaic would contemplate such a set. The 1940-1942 Victor recordings are not rare. And such a Mosaic set would only make sense if it would be followed by a 1944-1946/1952 Victor set (4 Cd's) and a 1947-1952 Columbia set (I asume 11 Cd's if all unissued recordings and unlicensed issues are included).

The Count Basie/Lester Young set is now OOP. The Braff single made a come back a few days ago. Usealy the come backs are short lived.This time it takes longer.

Yes I'm still around.

If you listen trough the surface noise. Just beautifull

Ray Noble & American Orchestra. Don't know if you can call it all jazz but some pretty good music.Especialy the Indian suite I never heard his own version of Cherokee before. And Ray delightfully hamming it up on 'Slumming on Park Avenue'.

The last Mosaic Single Ruby Braff 'Hi-Fi salute to Bunny' is now OOP. Just as with 'Selects (3 CD sets)' you can still click on 'Mosaic Singles' under Categories but you reach an empty page.

Strange because this was IIRC the only set they owned outright and would be available as long as Mosaic would excist.

Great transfers indeed. This music lost nothing of its freshness the last 90 odd years imo.

Good to hear it is coming. Even if we have to wait a few more months. Realy looking forward to this set.

And gone again.

The Savoy be bop sessions made a return to last chance. So if you missed out here’s chance. Probably not many copies.