LPs that have never made it into CD

[Tom in RI]

Can anyone tell me if Pepper Adams Muse date, Reflectory, has been issued on CD?

[clifford_thornton]

How about more material from frequent running parter Charles Tyler...

Agreed. Though the Ak-Ba sessions are on CD, you never see them in the States.

[ep1str0phy]

I've seen some of the Bleu Regard albums up and about, though they're always extremely pricey.

[Head Man]

I'd love to see the Richie Kamuca recordings on Concord make it onto CD.

Is this too much to ask?

[jostber]

"Shades of night" with Jack Teagarden from 1957 has not been released on CD. Really should.

- Jostein

[king ubu]

Dave: The original label was ABC-Paramount, not Impulse. At least parts of the similar album where he overdubs on alto, tenor, and baritone saxophones were issued on CD by GRP, but I think you're correct in the "Four Alto" record not having been reissued.

I've always had a soft spot for the 1957 Impulse recording, "Zoot Sims Plays Four Altos". It's kind of a novelty record where Sims plays alto and then overdubs the results...kind of like an alto sax section. It features John Williams on piano, Knobby Totah (one of the all-time great names in jazz) on bass and Gus Johnson on drums. I have this on vinyl but I don't think it's ever been on CD.

Up over and out.

But wasn't that second album on the GRP one of those Keepnews hackjobs omitting a couple of tunes even though there would have been ample space?

That makes me think - via the other OK hackjob that was compiled from the two Art Farmer Quartet albums (omitting one cut of each) - of my favourite Jazztet album, "Jazztet and John Lewis" - has this been out on CD? If not, feghing release it, it's a hell of a great album! Lewis doesn't play, but it's his tunes and his arrangements, and it's absolutely clear that it's his!

I see it's downloadable now... that's bad news, I assume as far as a CD reissue goes... and at the same time it means it was most likely out on CD in Japan (or is this one where they did remaster something just to put it up for downloading? I doubt they do that at all...)

[Chuck Nessa]

I see it's downloadable now... that's bad news, I assume as far as a CD reissue goes... and at the same time it means it was most likely out on CD in Japan (or is this one where they did remaster something just to put it up for downloading? I doubt they do that at all...)

Maybe they pulled it from the Mosaic set.

[Hot Ptah]

Ronnie Matthews--Roots Branches and Dances, on Bee Hive, late 1970s. With Frank Foster, Ray Drummond, Al Foster, Azzedin Weston.

Am I correct that none of the Bee Hive releases have made it to CD?

[Chuck Nessa]

Ronnie Matthews--Roots Branches and Dances, on Bee Hive, late 1970s. With Frank Foster, Ray Drummond, Al Foster, Azzedin Weston.

Am I correct that none of the Bee Hive releases have made it to CD?

Mostly. Clint Eastwood issued Hartman.

[Jim R]

Ronnie Matthews--Roots Branches and Dances, on Bee Hive, late 1970s. With Frank Foster, Ray Drummond, Al Foster, Azzedin Weston.

Am I correct that none of the Bee Hive releases have made it to CD?

Mostly. Clint Eastwood issued Hartman.

Yep, on these:

[marcoliv]

Can anyone tell me if Pepper Adams Muse date, Reflectory, has been issued on CD?

if i'm not wrong i have a Camden release which combines all 3 albums from Pepper Adams released by Muse

Marcus

[GA Russell]

I don't believe that some of my favorites from the 70s have been released on CD:

Warren Bernhardt - Manhattan Update (Arista)

Warren Bernhardt - Floating (Arista)

Warren Bernhardt - Solo (Arista)

Blood Sweat & Tears - Brand New Day (ABC)

[P.L.M]

Never on CD (or are they?):

- WARNE MARSH/ LEW TABACKIN: TENOR GLADNESS (INNER CITY - my version at least) (1976)

- THE JAZZ COPS FEATURING ROLAND KIRK (PACIFIC JAZZ) (?)

And a trio of JIMMY GIUFFRE on VERVE:

- THE JIMMY GUIFFRE 3: SEVEN PIECES (1959)

- THE JIMMY GIUFFRE 4: AD LIB (1959)

- THE JIMMY GIUFFRE QUARTET: IN PERSON (1960)

Edited October 28, 2006 by P.L.M

[Teasing the Korean]

Kenyon Hopkins - The Hustler (Kapp)

Kenyon Hopkins - Mr. Buddwing (Verve)

Kenyon Hopkins - The Yellow Canary (Verve)

Kenyon Hopkins - East Side West Side (Columbia)

Kenyon Hopkins - The Reporter (Columbia)

[Tom in RI]

Hey PLM, Tommy Peltier's, The Jazz Corps, featuring Kirk was reissued in 1994 by Capitol, at least according to this site:

http://home.nestor.minsk.by/jazz/articles/2005/09/0055.html

I heard it once a long time ago and was underwhelmed then, but I'm more open minded now so who knows.

[P.L.M]

Hey PLM, Tommy Peltier's, The Jazz Corps, featuring Kirk was reissued in 1994 by Capitol.

Thank you. Great (but I've never seen the CD).

[JSngry]

The Jazz Corps thing was released by Capitol, but on the actual Pacific Jazz label.

Looks like you can get it cheap (or not) here:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B00...TF8&s=music

[Eloe Omoe]

Can anyone tell me if Pepper Adams Muse date, Reflectory, has been issued on CD?

if i'm not wrong i have a Camden release which combines all 3 albums from Pepper Adams released by Muse

Marcus

You're right. It was a nice series, even if its booklets were full of errors.

Luca

[Teasing the Korean]

Quincy Jones - Mirage

Quincy Jones - The Slender Thread

Quincy Jones - The Lost Man

[P.L.M]

The Jazz Corps thing was released by Capitol, but on the actual Pacific Jazz label.

Looks like you can get it cheap (or not) here:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B00...TF8&s=music

Thanks for the tip.

[B. Clugston]

www.destination-out.com has a clip from John Stevens – Spontaneous Music Ensemble from 1969. Would love to see that on CD.

[clifford_thornton]

I've always been curious about that record - it looks fantastic. Peter Lemer is on it.

It was originally on Marmalade and reissued on LP by Polydor.

[Guest the mommy]

cliffe, i got that one on CD. you know which store has it on unlegit vinyl rip CD.

it's good. get in touch if you want to check it out.

i like it but i feel like on a lot of these british improv things of that time, the vocal women always sort of do the same thing-sort of floaty bird chirpy things. i guess this is how you improvise vocally in a free setting.

but how come no men-only women? did people think it sounded nice? i don't like it.

i mean i have heard julie tippetts, maggie nichols, pepi lemer and norma winstone all do basically the same thing in these kind of settings. snore.

the first song congeals a bit more and is the one i like best of the two tracks.

[clifford_thornton]

DMG!!!

Pepi Lemer gets under my skin - just her very existence as a sideperson gets me fired up!

[clifford_thornton]

I slept on a $20 copy of the Polydor on Gemm. I was thinking about buying it for months until someone else did... fwiw, it routinely hedges $100 on eBay, even in the second pressing.