jazzcorner

Thanks for your reply. Discogs is a 'closed shop' with its own amateurmade rules. The real world outside Discogs looks in many situations different. The main philosophy here is at the moment that in the forum discussions the result is found by majority decisions. If a little majority decides black = white the it is valid until a new decision comes to a different result. I was in and out two times because of this 'Kindergarten' behaviour and everytime I did leave I lost all my contributions (listed record collection, ranking a.o features) because the account will be closed then and you can start only with a new username and a new membership. Main rule is "to submit whats printed on a official release" and not whats inside (= music). Valid is every kind of noise on the medium. Important is whats printed on the envelope/cover or what else. The main question in the thread was are these japanese made Mercury vinyls a product for the market there or for the US. It is a fakt that I bought a great part of this EXPR series at Egger and Saturn (Cologne). Cant imagine these big retailers did reimport from the US. The Import lists from Scheffner show clearly (have linked them in the thread) these vinyl are Japan made and Imports to the US and other countries. But some 'knowalls' know it better so my arguments were not seen correctly and the speculation where Egger got his merchandise did win. Important for me is I have the music on the discs. These forum decisions are highly questionable and mostly private opinions how the guidelines have to be interpreted.

Some of Lauries earlier issues

👍 Also here (japanese edition) ❣️ Yes ! she got some originals from me (Stuttgart & Paris concerts).

Shia Records SB 118 - Phil Wilson " Larin American Tour" - rec.1985 - Engineers: Leon Janijian & Curt Lachowin

Columbia KG 32906 (compilation) - The memorable Claude Thornhill - rec. 1940 to 1947

https://www.discogs.com/forum/thread/1051144?message_id=10873180#10873180 The result is still ridiculous for me. Noone of the "yes" voters had supplied any proof for that crazy theoy except me. So I wish you happy reading. A few "big egos" do dominate Discogs and the owners are busy to make money. Thanks for your Interest.

Columbia / CBS CL 689 [FSR reissue 1986] - Pete Rugolo " Rugolomania" - rec 1954 & 1955 -

Columbia/CBS CL 548 (FSR reissue) - Buck Clayton Jam Session Vol. 1 " The Huckle-buck and Robbin's Nest" - rec. 1953

The United States Army Field Band Also available by "The Jazz Ambassadors" - The Legacy Of Stan Kenton - The Legacy Of Sammy Nestico

Just a simple question This thread is a "big mixed bag" have nothing against that but was there ever a special "big band" thread created at "Organissimo"?

CBS/Sony 36AP 1481 - 2 - Don Ellis " Tears Of Joy" - rec. 1971 at Basin Street West., CA.

Very adventurous sound by Hammer on the Moog synth. Nemperor Records NE 432 - Jan Hammer " The First Seven Days" - rec. - Engineer: Andy Topeka

Buster has a very voluminous sound on his Instrument. Have him on the Muse label 👍

👍

Thats good news. Even I did slow down buying more CD's these might be interesting for me as big band fan and I will have a look for Items with reasonable price. And yes Gary Smulyan is a fine bariton player Thanks for the Info

👍

An excellent orchestra. Here is what I have FYI: LP Masters,Mark Early Start/Jazz Composers Orchestra 1984 Sea Breeze LP Masters,Mark Silver Threads/Jazz Composers Orchestra 1985-86 Sea Breeze CD Masters,Mark Mark Masters Jazz Orchestra "Priestess" 1991 Capri Records CD Masters,Mark Mark Masters Jazz Orchestra 1992 Americatone

👍 Have this one

👍

Big Band music I listen to this week The Vanguard Jazz Orchestra "Concert For Japan" Vol 1 to 3" Some more with this great band

CK Records 02108 - SWR Big Band " Bald Gras' Ich Am Neckar" - rec. 2002 - Engineer: Manfred Deppe (SWR Big Band interprets german folk songs)

👍 Looks like a rare Item. Getz is the 'most collected' artist in my collection. But you cant have everything

👍

Can you remember which album that was? There are not too many around. On my album however credit is given to Edward Hopper's painting and the source where the painting is housed at the moment: The Metropole Museum of Art / George A. Hearn Fund. 1953. So it seems the record company has a kind of license to use it. Probably this one you have seen?

SeaBreeze Jazz SB 2033 - Mark Masters' Jazz Composers Orchestra "Silver Threads Among The Blues" - rec. 1985 & 1986 - Engineer: Jim Mooney