Jazztropic Posted July 4, 2005 Report Posted July 4, 2005 I know it won't happen but anyone have this and not like it?If so let me know. Thanks Quote
jazzbo Posted July 4, 2005 Report Posted July 4, 2005 It's still WAY in print from www.mosaicrecords.com Quote
Chuck Nessa Posted July 4, 2005 Report Posted July 4, 2005 Kinda harsh Jazzbo. He's looking for a deal from an unhappy customer. Not a bad thing. I would not like to think about one of my customers "stuck" with something they did not like. Quote
JSngry Posted July 4, 2005 Report Posted July 4, 2005 Then again, if you don't like the Eldridge Mosaic, you kinda deserve to be stuck with it so you can come to your senses! Quote
Dennis_M Posted July 5, 2005 Report Posted July 5, 2005 (edited) Me too. Just play it again. Sooner or later he will come to his senses. Edited July 5, 2005 by Dennis_M Quote
StormP Posted July 5, 2005 Report Posted July 5, 2005 I have searched for this LP for a long time. Has anybody ever heard about it? Argo LP 4006 Morris Grants Presents Junk. Personnel: Miles Morris, Morris Ferguson, Bet Taker, trumpets Mon Cherie, pocket trumpet Can-E-Ball Naturally, Sol Desman, alto saxophones Ornette Morris, plastic alto saxophone Merry Julligan, baritone Morris Brewbeck, Theloneliest Monk, Morris Garner alternating pianos Gene Blooper, drums It was recorded at Boston's Grove Hall Philharmonic early 1961. Some of the tunes: Le Tup, Jumping with Symphony Sid, Making Whoopee, Creative Love, 'Round Lunchtime. According to Morris Grant, at the time, the idea was to create CHAOS. The musicians were told to like, just blow. Then, when all the engrems had ben expelled from the cortex of the horns, the CHAOTIC principle had been achieved. Quote
Chuck Nessa Posted July 5, 2005 Report Posted July 5, 2005 I have searched for this LP for a long time. Has anybody ever heard about it? Argo LP 4006 Morris Grants Presents Junk. Personnel: Miles Morris, Morris Ferguson, Bet Taker, trumpets Mon Cherie, pocket trumpet Can-E-Ball Naturally, Sol Desman, alto saxophones Ornette Morris, plastic alto saxophone Merry Julligan, baritone Morris Brewbeck, Theloneliest Monk, Morris Garner alternating pianos Gene Blooper, drums It was recorded at Boston's Grove Hall Philharmonic early 1961. Some of the tunes: Le Tup, Jumping with Symphony Sid, Making Whoopee, Creative Love, 'Round Lunchtime. According to Morris Grant, at the time, the idea was to create CHAOS. The musicians were told to like, just blow. Then, when all the engrems had ben expelled from the cortex of the horns, the CHAOTIC principle had been achieved. ← I suggest you learn about "topics" and "threads". Some of us know about this but this is not the right place. Quote
jazzbo Posted July 5, 2005 Report Posted July 5, 2005 I wasn't trying to be harsh. I just wasn't clear whether he realized it was in print. I could see that if one didn't frequent the webpages one might wonder about sets. Quote
AllenLowe Posted July 5, 2005 Report Posted July 5, 2005 I think that Junk presentation refers to a Chinese jazz cruise - but back to the subject - what Eldridge does the Mosaic cover? Quote
jazzbo Posted July 5, 2005 Report Posted July 5, 2005 Here are the discographic details of the material in the Eldridge set: EPs: Clef EPC 131 Roy Eldridge With Strings Clef EPC 158 Roy Eldridge And His Orchestra Clef EPC 199 The Roy Eldridge Quintet Clef EPC 200 The Roy Eldridge Quintet 10" LPs: Clef MGC 113 Roy Eldridge Collates Clef MGC 150 The Roy Eldridge Quintet Clef MGC 162 The Strolling Mr. Eldridge 12” LPs: Clef MGC 641 Roy And Diz Clef MGC 671 Roy And Diz, Vol.2 Clef MGC 683 Roy Eldridge – Little Jazz Clef MGC 704 Roy Eldridge – Rockin’ Chair Clef MGC 705 Roy Eldridge – Dale’s Wail Clef MGC 730 Roy Eldridge and Dizzy Gillespie – Trumpet Battle Clef MGC 731 Roy Eldridge and Dizzy Gillespie – The Trumpet Kings Norgran MGN 1028 Ralph Burns Among the JATPs Verve MGV 1010 Roy Eldridge and His Central Plaza Dixielanders – Swing Goes Dixie Verve MGV 2088 Roy Eldridge – That Warm Feeling Verve MGV 8068 Roy Eldridge – Little Jazz Verve MGV 8088 Roy Eldridge – Rockin’ Chair Verve MGV 8089 Roy Eldridge – Dale’s Wail Verve MGV 8109 Roy Eldridge and Dizzy Gillespie – Trumpet Battle Verve MGV 8110 Roy Eldridge and Dizzy Gillespie – The Trumpet Kings Verve MGV 8121 Ralph Burns Among the JATPs Verve MGV 8202 The Urbane Jazz of Roy Eldridge-Benny Carter Verve MGV 8212 Tour de Force Verve MGV 8389 Roy Eldridge – Swingin’ on the Town Verve PR2-3 Various Artists - The Greatest Names in Jazz (3 LPs) CDs Verve 314 521 674-2 Herb Ellis – Nothin’ But the Blues Verve 314 531 637-2 Benny Carter – New Jazz Sounds – The Urbane Sessions Quote
Jazztropic Posted July 5, 2005 Author Report Posted July 5, 2005 Like I said a long shot.TI do know it is in print but there is a chance some one may have decided it was not for them.I want it but funds are low and thought I may get it sooner this way.I really don't think it will happen though. Robert Quote
jazzbo Posted July 5, 2005 Report Posted July 5, 2005 Robert, Thanks for clarifying. It's a great set, it will be in stock for some time, so I feel confident you'll have one sooner or later! Quote
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