Cliff Englewood Posted October 8, 2010 Report Posted October 8, 2010 Tony Scott, the RCA sessions! Yes, yes and yes again. Quote
jazzbo Posted October 8, 2010 Report Posted October 8, 2010 Unissued Lee Konitz on Verve. There's plenty' Quote
tranemonk Posted October 8, 2010 Report Posted October 8, 2010 I'd vote for that.... Unissued Lee Konitz on Verve. There's plenty' Quote
sidewinder Posted October 8, 2010 Report Posted October 8, 2010 (edited) The Complete Dick Morrissey Quartet 1960s Studio Sessions ! Edited October 8, 2010 by sidewinder Quote
gmonahan Posted October 8, 2010 Report Posted October 8, 2010 Sigh. So many great ideas, so few sets.... gregmo Quote
Bluerein Posted October 11, 2010 Report Posted October 11, 2010 Maybe the Konitz material is burned away with the Universal vault disaster of some years ago. Quote
jazztrain Posted October 11, 2010 Report Posted October 11, 2010 Including the four EPs that he did for RCA in Sweden. And the odd sides that show up on some U.S. EPs. I think Fresh Sound issued a lot of that material, and a Swedish label (Gazelle?) put out the material from Sweden. There's a rather rare South African RCA album as well. His Brunswick/Coral material is actually more of a mess. A comprehensive and complete issue of that material would be welcome. Tony Scott, the RCA sessions! Quote
jazzbo Posted October 12, 2010 Report Posted October 12, 2010 Maybe the Konitz material is burned away with the Universal vault disaster of some years ago. I've seen no reference to that. Maybe not. A comprehensive and complete issue of that material would be welcome. Sure would! Quote
Cliff Englewood Posted October 12, 2010 Report Posted October 12, 2010 Including the four EPs that he did for RCA in Sweden. And the odd sides that show up on some U.S. EPs. I think Fresh Sound issued a lot of that material, and a Swedish label (Gazelle?) put out the material from Sweden. There's a rather rare South African RCA album as well. His Brunswick/Coral material is actually more of a mess. A comprehensive and complete issue of that material would be welcome. Tony Scott, the RCA sessions! I think Fresh Sounds have done quite a few Scott re-issues now, of course there is quite a lot of overlap and the sound quality is variable on some of them to say the least but I'm not sure anyone would be able to do anything about that. A Day in New York Tony Scott and & The Three Dicks: Complete Milt Hinton & Osie Johnson Quartet Fingerpoppin: Complete Recordings 1954-1955 Complete Recordings The later one has some live recordings, don't know if they were out officially before. Quote
brownie Posted October 12, 2010 Report Posted October 12, 2010 Complete Recordings The later one has some live recordings, don't know if they were out officially before. The double CD is a compilation of several Tony Scott albums (various origins: RCA, Perfect, Muse - the two albums with Bill Evans, Jimmy Garrison, Pete LaRoca - Sunnyside). All out before. Quote
Swinging Swede Posted October 16, 2010 Report Posted October 16, 2010 Maybe the Konitz material is burned away with the Universal vault disaster of some years ago. I've seen no reference to that. Maybe not. Right, from what I've read it was masters from the MCA side of things (Decca, Argo etc.) that perished, not former Polygram holdings like Verve. I was surprised when I once saw how much unissued Konitz Verve material there really is. Agree that it would be nice to see that released, although I don't count on it ever happening. Quote
jlhoots Posted October 16, 2010 Report Posted October 16, 2010 Maybe the Konitz material is burned away with the Universal vault disaster of some years ago. I've seen no reference to that. Maybe not. Right, from what I've read it was masters from the MCA side of things (Decca, Argo etc.) that perished, not former Polygram holdings like Verve. I was surprised when I once saw how much unissued Konitz Verve material there really is. Agree that it would be nice to see that released, although I don't count on it ever happening. If the Argos were destroyed that's probably where the Sandy Mosse & Cy Touff sides went. Quote
paul secor Posted October 16, 2010 Report Posted October 16, 2010 (edited) Still hoping for a George Russell Decca Select. Edited October 17, 2010 by paul secor Quote
brownie Posted October 16, 2010 Report Posted October 16, 2010 Jimmy Rushing The Columbia albums would make a good set! Quote
colinmce Posted February 18, 2011 Report Posted February 18, 2011 How about a Marion Brown Impulse!/Arista Select containing: Porto Novo (1967/70) Duets (1970/73) Geechee Recollections (1973) Sweet Earth Flying (1974) Vista (1975) Quote
king ubu Posted February 18, 2011 Report Posted February 18, 2011 How about a Marion Brown Impulse!/Arista Select containing: Porto Novo (1967/70) Duets (1970/73) Geechee Recollections (1973) Sweet Earth Flying (1974) Vista (1975) Great idea! What with Braxton, Threadgill and the hopefully upcoming Rivers! Why don't you drop them a mail about this? Quote
colinmce Posted February 19, 2011 Report Posted February 19, 2011 It would be a good set, but it somehow feels incomplete. Perusing Brown's discography, I saw a wealth of unissued sessions dating from 1964 on. In addition there are the many albums of his released only in Europe and Japan. It seems like what is really needed is a Holy Ghost-like project that would pull all of these disparate parts together into a carefully annotated package. The man certainly deserves it. Quote
golfcrazy1984 Posted March 2, 2011 Report Posted March 2, 2011 Not sure if many are into the great lead altoist Marshal Royal, but he recorded on Concord in the late 70s and up to his death. There are some teriffic small group recordings and there would be enough material for a 3cd set. Perhaps I have already put this up or mentioned it in another thread...but here it is. Albums: Snooky and Marshal's Album Marshal Royal: First Chair Marshal Royal: Royal Blue There were also numerous other Concord records that he appeared as a sideman. Anybody think this is viable? Quote
mikeweil Posted April 2, 2011 Author Report Posted April 2, 2011 Jimmy Rushing The Columbia albums would make a good set! After re-listening to the LP twofer Columbia once released, I have to throw my vote in for this one, too! Quote
gmonahan Posted April 3, 2011 Report Posted April 3, 2011 Jimmy Rushing The Columbia albums would make a good set! After re-listening to the LP twofer Columbia once released, I have to throw my vote in for this one, too! I'm always up for Mr. Five By Five. gregmo Quote
brownie Posted April 28, 2011 Report Posted April 28, 2011 A Select gathering sessions organized by Leonard Feather (and others) for MGM in the fifties would be quite interesting. One that would include albums like: - 'Hot vs. Cool' - 'Dixieland vs. Birdland' - 'Cats vs. Chicks' - 'Hi Fi Suite' - 'West Coast vs. East Coast' - 'Oh Captain' None of those dates has been properly reissued! Quote
ejp626 Posted April 28, 2011 Report Posted April 28, 2011 A Select gathering sessions organized by Leonard Feather (and others) for MGM in the fifties would be quite interesting. One that would include albums like: - 'Hot vs. Cool' - 'Dixieland vs. Birdland' - 'Cats vs. Chicks' - 'Hi Fi Suite' - 'West Coast vs. East Coast' - 'Oh Captain' None of those dates has been properly reissued! A number of these have been out on Membran. While I agree that is hardly a proper reissue, it might be enough to scare Mosaic away. Quote
Late Posted April 28, 2011 Report Posted April 28, 2011 I wonder if the Lucky Thompson Select is still in the works ... Quote
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