Head Man Posted September 9, 2006 Report Posted September 9, 2006 The following CDs are scheduled for future release. On October 18,2006 SICP 1152 Bennett,Tony(vo)/Duets-American Classics 2520 SICP 1160(3 CD +DVD) Weather Report/Forecast:Tomorrow 8400 VRCL 11003(Hybid) Mahya,Grace(vo)/Look Of Love 2940 VRCL 18834 Tiffany(vo)/Nearness Of You 2835 On October 20,2006 PCD 23842 Jordan,Clifford/In The World 2415 PCD 2681 V.A./For John Coltrane:Love Is Supreme 2415 On October 21,2006 VICJ 61393 Benson,George(vo) & Al Jarreau(vo)/Givin'it Up 2520 VICP 63618 Charles,Ray(vo) & Count Basie/Ray Sings, Basie Swings 2520 On October 25,2006 IECP 20017(2 CD) Naylor,Jacqui(vo)/East-west 3675 IECP 10069 Miller,Dominic(g)/The Best Of 2625 IECP 10070 Miller,Dominic(g)/Fourth Wall 2625 BVCJ 31045 Stahl,Fredrika(vo)/Fraction Of You +1 2548 BVCJ 37525 Saijyo,Kohnosuke(ts)/Resurrection* 2310 BVCJ 37526 Yamamoto,Hozan(Bamboo Flute)/The Suite For Shakuhachi* 2310 BVCJ 37527 Ueno,Takako(vo)/Good Morning Heartache* 2310 BVCJ 37528 Oono,Yuji(p)/My Little Angel* 2310 BVCJ 37529 Kanno,Mitsuaki(p)/Busyo* 2310 BVCJ 37530 Hino,Terumasa(tp)/Manha de Carnaval* 2310 BVCJ 37531 Kanno,Mitsuaki(p)/When The World Was Young* 2310 BVCJ 37532 Ogyu,Sakurako(p)/Ballad Night* 2310 BVCJ 37533 Toki,Hiefumi(as)/City* 2310 BVCJ 37534 Suzuki,Shouji(cl)/New Suzukake No Michi* 2310 On November 3,2006 PCD 22271 Megatron/I Believe In A Thing Called Soul: Vol.1 2310 PCD 22272 Link Quartet/Keep It Moving: Gran Turismo Soul Hits 2310 On November 8,2006 VICJ 61396 Noon(vo)/Holu Wishes 2100 KICJ 511 Various/Santana Tribute In Fusion Guitar 2600 KICJ 2171 Hubbard,Freddie(tp)/Red Clay 1500 KICJ 2172 Hubbard,Freddie(tp)/Polar AC 1500 KICJ 2173 Hubbard,Freddie(tp) & Stanley Turrentine(ts)/In Concert Vol.1 1500 KICJ 2174 Hall,Jim(g)/Concierto 1500 KICJ 2175 Hall,Jim(g)/Studio Trieste 1500 KICJ 2176 Baker,Chet(tp)/She Was Too Good To Me 1500 KICJ 2177 Evans,Bill(p)/Montreux: II 1500 KICJ 2178 Benson,George(g)/Summertime 2001: George Benson In Concert-carnegie Hall 1500 KICJ 2179 Jackson,Milt(vib)/Sunflower 1500 KICJ 2180 Jackson,Milt(vib)/Olinga 1500 KICJ 2181 Turrentine,Stanley(ts)/Sugar 1500 KICJ 2182 Turrentine,Stanley(ts)/Cherry 1500 KICJ 2183 Desmond,Paul(as)/Skylark 1500 KICJ 2184 Desmond,Paul(as/Pure Desmond 1500 KICJ 2185 Farrell,Joe(ts)/Out Back 1500 KICJ 2186 Farmer,Art(tp) & Jim Hall/Big Blues 1500 KICJ 2187 Sebesky,Don(arr)/Giant Box 1500 KICJ 2188 Szabo,Gabor(g)/Mizrab 1500 KICJ 2189 Lateef,Yusef(ts)/Autophysiopsychic 1500 KICJ 2190 Weston,Randy(p)/Blue Moses 1500 KICC 647 Swingle Singers/Christmas Present 2500 KICJ 480 Manhattan Transfer/Acapella Christmas 3000 On November 22,2006 SME SICP 1222 Davis,Miles(tp)/Jack Johnson* 1890 SME SICP 1223 Davis,Miles(tp)/At Fillmore* 2835 SME SICP 1225 Davis,Miles(tp)/Live Evil* 2835 SME SICP 1227 Davis,Miles(tp)/On The Corner* 1890 SME SICP 1228 Davis,Miles(tp)/Get Up With It* 2835 SME SICP 1230 Davis,Miles(tp)/Agharta* 2835 SME SICP 1232 Davis,Miles(tp)/Pangaea* 2835 SME SICP 1234 Davis,Miles(tp)/The Man With The Horn* 2835 SME SICP 1235 Davis,Miles(tp)/We Want Miles* 2835 SME SICP 1237 Davis,Miles(tp)/You're Underarrest* 2835 MHCP 10022(Hybrid) Isao,Suzuki(b)/Blow Up* 2415 MHCP 10023(Hybrid) Takayanagi,Masayuki(g)/Ginparis Session* 2415 MHCP 10024(Hybrid) Yamamoto,Tsuyoshi(p)/Midnight Sugar* 2415 MHCP 10025(Hybrid) Wada,Sunao(g)/Coco's Blues* 2415 MHCP 10026(Hybrid) Nakamura,Teruo(b)/Unicorn* 2415 MHCP 10027(Hybrid) Toki,Hidefumi(as)/Toki* 2415 MHCP 10028(Hybrid) Miyamoto,Naosuke(ts)/Step* 2415 MHCP 10029(Hybrid) Toya,Shigeko(vo)/Toya Shigeko With The Imada Masaru Trio* 2415 MHCP 10030(Hybrid) Nakamoto,Mari(vo)/Unforgettable* 2415 MHCP 10031(Hybrid) Hosokawa,Ayako(vo)/Mr Wonderful* 2415 Quote
Late Posted September 9, 2006 Report Posted September 9, 2006 PCD 23842 Jordan,Clifford/In The World 2415 Woo-hoo! The wait is over. Now if only Charles Brackeen's Rhythm X had been in that batch. Quote
Head Man Posted September 9, 2006 Author Report Posted September 9, 2006 PCD 23842 Jordan,Clifford/In The World 2415 Woo-hoo! The wait is over. C'mon then, tell us all about it! Also, can anyone give any info on the two Jim Hall CDs ie who is on them and are they any good? Quote
etherbored Posted September 9, 2006 Report Posted September 9, 2006 i won't address 'concierto' because it's so ubiquitous. 'studio trieste' is credited to three primaries: chet baker, jim hall, and hubert laws. it also features jack wilkins, kenny barron, jorge dalto, gary king, george mraz, steve gadd, and sammy figueroa with arrangements by don sebesky. the track listing: is: 1. swan lake (8:42) 2. all blues (9:43) 3. malaguena (9:44) 4. django (10:02) i feel its a well-rounded somewhat typical CTI date, in the better sense of the word, due to chet's presence. the sides were recorded in march and april of 1982, so he was in fine form. -e- sound clips here... Quote
jazzbo Posted September 9, 2006 Report Posted September 9, 2006 cduniverse shows these CTI imports as preorderable at 17.99 each. Quote
montg Posted September 9, 2006 Report Posted September 9, 2006 cduniverse shows these CTI imports as preorderable at 17.99 each. I was curious about those too. Any stand outs (aside from Red Clay perhaps)? Quote
Late Posted September 9, 2006 Report Posted September 9, 2006 1. Vienna 2. Doug's Prelude 3. Ouagoudougou 4. 872 Clifford Jordan: tenor saxophone Julian Priester: trombone Don Cherry or Kenny Dorham: trumpet Wynton Kelly: piano Wilbur Ware or Richard Davis: bass Al Heath or Roy Haynes or Ed Blackwell: drums Recorded Spring 1969 Headman — I actually haven't heard this session, but have always wanted to. If it's anything like Jordan's other Strata East sessions, we're in for a treat. Quote
Matthew Posted September 9, 2006 Report Posted September 9, 2006 (edited) KICJ 2177 Evans,Bill(p)/Montreux: II 1500 I was looking through a discography of Evans, and this was Evans' only release on CTI (????). How'd that happen? Didn't think Creed Taylor had that much contact with Evans. This will be a nice pick up though. Edited September 9, 2006 by Matthew Quote
Guest akanalog Posted September 10, 2006 Report Posted September 10, 2006 if you live in new york and are curious, downtown music gallery sells a uh CD version currently but it isn't legit and is from LP. don cherry is on half the tracks and the other half have dorham. half the tracks have two of the drummers and one half have one guy. overall a good album. not awesome. mellow. pretty late in the game and progressive for a wynton kelly appearance, right? i will relisten but off the top of my head i recall really liking the long first track and the others are good but weren't as good. maybe a legit CD issue would clear up the sound of the double drumming. Quote
jazzbo Posted September 10, 2006 Report Posted September 10, 2006 KICJ 2177 Evans,Bill(p)/Montreux: II 1500 I was looking through a discography of Evans, and this was Evans' only release on CTI (????). How'd that happen? Didn't think Creed Taylor had that much contact with Evans. This will be a nice pick up though. Surely Evans knew Taylor well from Verve? Quote
bertrand Posted September 10, 2006 Report Posted September 10, 2006 Is the Weather Report a compilation? Bertrand. Quote
jazzbo Posted September 10, 2006 Report Posted September 10, 2006 Looks to me as the Japanese version of the upcoming US box set. Quote
Head Man Posted September 10, 2006 Author Report Posted September 10, 2006 Looks to me as the Japanese version of the upcoming US box set. You're right Lol. According to the 'HMV Japan' website HMV Japan the 'international' box set is due out on 19 September with the Japanese box set on 18 October. Both sets are three CDs and a DVD. I'm not an expert on Weather Report so I'm not sure whether its a 'best of' or new/unreleased tracks - or both? Quote
Guest akanalog Posted September 10, 2006 Report Posted September 10, 2006 i saw a promo copy of the weather report box in a record store and it looked like a best of to me in my brief glance. pretty disappointing. Quote
Tony Pusey Posted September 23, 2006 Report Posted September 23, 2006 Any opinions about the CTI albums by Art Farmer and Randy Weston? I hated Lateefs contribution to this label........ Quote
JSngry Posted September 23, 2006 Report Posted September 23, 2006 (edited) The Weston is pretty cool, imo. "Slick", but in a good way. Great charts, great playing. Electric piano on some cuts, but that's not a problem for me. Definitely a "production" album, but it ain't the meat, it's the motion... Edited September 23, 2006 by JSngry Quote
JSngry Posted September 23, 2006 Report Posted September 23, 2006 1. Vienna 2. Doug's Prelude 3. Ouagoudougou 4. 872 Clifford Jordan: tenor saxophone Julian Priester: trombone Don Cherry or Kenny Dorham: trumpet Wynton Kelly: piano Wilbur Ware or Richard Davis: bass Al Heath or Roy Haynes or Ed Blackwell: drums Recorded Spring 1969 Headman — I actually haven't heard this session, but have always wanted to. If it's anything like Jordan's other Strata East sessions, we're in for a treat. This might be my favorite Jordan side, period, all things considered. I know that he's said that it was his. Quote
The Magnificent Goldberg Posted September 23, 2006 Report Posted September 23, 2006 Pity they're not issuing Fats Theus "Black out". I might spring for the Weston. That's my favourite Weston by a long margin (oh, except for the one with Frank Haynes). MG Quote
jazzbo Posted September 23, 2006 Report Posted September 23, 2006 Tony it's far from my favorite Weston, I view it more the way that Jim does. It's well worth having, it's nothing like the (tongue in cheek I hope!) CTI by Gentle Joseph Teefski! Quote
Tony Pusey Posted September 23, 2006 Report Posted September 23, 2006 Thanks Guys, but what about the Art Farmer? And, while we are up and running, the Farrel disc, Out Back? Quote
DMP Posted September 23, 2006 Report Posted September 23, 2006 I can't really remember, but always thought there was something a little odd about the Jim Hall "Studio Trieste" - did they take old tracks and put new solos on them, or something like that? (I think that on "Youkali" it was old solos on new tracks.) The Farmer/Hall "Big Blues" is good, but tame. (Plus it has a version of my least favorite tune - "A Child Is Born.") All the Farrell "CTI"'s are worth having - a nice blend of his post-bop style with a few concessions to what was happening in the '70's. Where's "Penny Arcade?" The Weston has some of the best Grover Washington on record, for what that may be worth to you. Quote
Tom in RI Posted September 23, 2006 Report Posted September 23, 2006 Hey Jim, I saw Clifford Jordan play around 1979. I had him sign my copy of Glass Bead Games. When I asked him his favorite lp he said The Adventurer, his most current issue at the time. I guess I couldn't argue with that. Both In the World and Reasons in Tonality were cutouts with the no respect price of $1.99 here in RI around that time. Man, I miss cutouts. Quote
Dmitry Posted March 20, 2017 Report Posted March 20, 2017 On 9/9/2006 at 4:53 PM, etherbored said: i won't address 'concierto' because it's so ubiquitous. 'studio trieste' is credited to three primaries: chet baker, jim hall, and hubert laws. it also features jack wilkins, kenny barron, jorge dalto, gary king, george mraz, steve gadd, and sammy figueroa with arrangements by don sebesky. the track listing: is: 1. swan lake (8:42) 2. all blues (9:43) 3. malaguena (9:44) 4. django (10:02) i feel its a well-rounded somewhat typical CTI date, in the better sense of the word, due to chet's presence. the sides were recorded in march and april of 1982, so he was in fine form. -e- sound clips here... I just bought this LP, original CTI. A very-very enjoyable album. Highly recommended by moi. Quote
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