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The two tracks from Grant Green's RETROSPECTIVE that feature Horace Parlan at the piano, in contemplation of purchasing the Parlan Mosaic.

The Parlan set is a must have in my opinion. I find it incredible that none of his albums has been RVGed! :wacko:

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The two tracks from Grant Green's RETROSPECTIVE that feature Horace Parlan at the piano, in contemplation of purchasing the Parlan Mosaic.

The Parlan set is a must have in my opinion. I find it incredible that none of his albums has been RVGed! :wacko:

IN AMERICA. . .

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The two tracks from Grant Green's RETROSPECTIVE that feature Horace Parlan at the piano, in contemplation of purchasing the Parlan Mosaic.

The Parlan set is a must have in my opinion. I find it incredible that none of his albums has been RVGed! :wacko:

IN AMERICA. . .

Lon speaketh the truth...

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John Coltrane, "The Classic Quartet--Complete Impulse! Studio Recordings," discs 1 and 2

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Even though the "complete" is inaccurate...I still really enjoy this set, it's a nice one-stop shop for a magnificent recording legacy.

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John Coltrane, "The Classic Quartet--Complete Impulse! Studio Recordings," discs 1 and 2

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Even though the "complete" is inaccurate...I still really enjoy this set, it's a nice one-stop shop for a magnificent recording legacy.

Yep. :tup Now on to discs 3 and 4.

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Milt Jackson: "Bags Of Soul", one of the Proper 4 CD Boxsets.

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Track Listings

Disc: 1

1. Third Song

2. Red Shoes

3. Bebop Blues

4. Royal Wedding

5. Find and Dandy

6. Milt Meets Sid

7. D & E

8. Yesterdays

9. Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea

10. Autumn Breeze

11. Moving Nicely

12. `Round About Midnight

13. Bluesology

14. Softly As In A Morning Sunrise

15. Love Me, Pretty Baby

16. Heart and Soul

17. True Blues

18. Tahiti

19. Lillie

20. Bag's Groove

21. What's New?

22. On The Scene

23. Opus De Funk

Disc: 2

1. Wonder Why

2. I Should Care

3. My Funny Valentine

4. Stonewall

5. Moonray

6. The Nearness Of You

7. Opus De Funk

8. Opus Pocus

9. You Leave Me Breathless

10. Opus and Interlude

Disc: 3

1. Come Rain or Come Shine

2. They Can't Take That Away From Me

3. Wild Man

4. Soulful

5. Fred's Mood

6. Flamingo

7. Bright Blues

8. How High the Moon

9. Lover

10. Can't Help Lovin' That Man

11. The Lady Is a Tramp

Disc: 4

1. Angel Face

2. Sometimes I'm Happy

3. Now's the Time

4. Ellington Medley: In A Sentimental Mood/Mood Indigo/Azure

5. Minor Conception

6. Soul in 3/4

7. So In Love

8. They Didn't Believe Me

9. Solitude

10. The Song Is Ended

11. Gerry's Blues

12. These Foolish Things

It's really good for the most part as it has most of the Savoy stuff with Lucky Thompson, but as always with these things there's a few real fuck ups.

They have "Come Rain Or Come Shine" listed as the first track of disc 3, from the January 5, 1956 Sessions, but it's actually "Angel Face" from the January 23, 1956 Sessions, which is also the first track of disc 4, and they also miss out on "What's New?" from the January 23, 1956 Session, which is a bit of a pain the the ass as the music is amazing. They also ignore the track " Hello" from the January 17, 1956 Sessions that ended up on the Atlantic album "Ballads And Blues" but have all the rest of the tracks from it !!!!!!!!!!! Also, they only have one track from the June 16, 1954 Session with Henry Boozier, and completly ignore the February 23, 1949 Sessions that ended up on Roll 'Em Bags.

But anyway, Hank Jones, Kenny Clarke and Lucky are present on alot of these Sessions and if, like me, you've never heard them before check it out in whatever form you can.

If only Mosaic would do a Set with Milt's Savoy and/or Atlantic recordings. :w:w:w

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Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra Fargo, North Dakota November 7, 1940. A field recording by the young Jack Towers capturing some of the greatest live Ellington ever. Not a bad way to spend an afternoon.

Peace,

Jeff T

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The Complete Glenn Miller And His Orchestra 1938 - 1942. Disk ten. Have I ever mentioned how much I love this set? It was also my best bargain ever: $36.00 off ebay.

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John Coltrane, "The Prestige Recordings" (Prestige), discs 1-4

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Not gonna say it, wouldn't be prudent! :P

Hmmmmm, would you prefer that I create a separate post for each one of the 16 discs in this set? :w

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John Coltrane, "The Prestige Recordings" (Prestige), discs 5-8

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:tup:tup:tup DAMN, what a great set! And that early '90s Fantasy sound quality is hard to beat, current technology notwithstanding. Real glad I picked this up for peanuts last year during the Concord Blowout Sale.

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That Prestige Coltrane set is a treasure trove! Picked that set up shortly after beginning my jazz fascination and it was quite a learning experience. Between that set and the Miles Prestige box...everything branched out from there for me...

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Milt Jackson: "Bags Of Soul", one of the Proper 4 CD Boxsets.

5175hd7AkxL._SS500_.jpg

Track Listings

Disc: 1

1. Third Song

2. Red Shoes

3. Bebop Blues

4. Royal Wedding

5. Find and Dandy

6. Milt Meets Sid

7. D & E

8. Yesterdays

9. Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea

10. Autumn Breeze

11. Moving Nicely

12. `Round About Midnight

13. Bluesology

14. Softly As In A Morning Sunrise

15. Love Me, Pretty Baby

16. Heart and Soul

17. True Blues

18. Tahiti

19. Lillie

20. Bag's Groove

21. What's New?

22. On The Scene

23. Opus De Funk

Disc: 2

1. Wonder Why

2. I Should Care

3. My Funny Valentine

4. Stonewall

5. Moonray

6. The Nearness Of You

7. Opus De Funk

8. Opus Pocus

9. You Leave Me Breathless

10. Opus and Interlude

Disc: 3

1. Come Rain or Come Shine

2. They Can't Take That Away From Me

3. Wild Man

4. Soulful

5. Fred's Mood

6. Flamingo

7. Bright Blues

8. How High the Moon

9. Lover

10. Can't Help Lovin' That Man

11. The Lady Is a Tramp

Disc: 4

1. Angel Face

2. Sometimes I'm Happy

3. Now's the Time

4. Ellington Medley: In A Sentimental Mood/Mood Indigo/Azure

5. Minor Conception

6. Soul in 3/4

7. So In Love

8. They Didn't Believe Me

9. Solitude

10. The Song Is Ended

11. Gerry's Blues

12. These Foolish Things

It's really good for the most part as it has most of the Savoy stuff with Lucky Thompson, but as always with these things there's a few real fuck ups.

They have "Come Rain Or Come Shine" listed as the first track of disc 3, from the January 5, 1956 Sessions, but it's actually "Angel Face" from the January 23, 1956 Sessions, which is also the first track of disc 4, and they also miss out on "What's New?" from the January 23, 1956 Session, which is a bit of a pain the the ass as the music is amazing. They also ignore the track " Hello" from the January 17, 1956 Sessions that ended up on the Atlantic album "Ballads And Blues" but have all the rest of the tracks from it !!!!!!!!!!! Also, they only have one track from the June 16, 1954 Session with Henry Boozier, and completly ignore the February 23, 1949 Sessions that ended up on Roll 'Em Bags.

But anyway, Hank Jones, Kenny Clarke and Lucky are present on alot of these Sessions and if, like me, you've never heard them before check it out in whatever form you can.

If only Mosaic would do a Set with Milt's Savoy and/or Atlantic recordings. :w:w:w

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Milt Jackson: "Bags Of Soul", one of the Proper 4 CD Boxsets.

5175hd7AkxL._SS500_.jpg

Track Listings

Disc: 1

1. Third Song

2. Red Shoes

3. Bebop Blues

4. Royal Wedding

5. Find and Dandy

6. Milt Meets Sid

7. D & E

8. Yesterdays

9. Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea

10. Autumn Breeze

11. Moving Nicely

12. `Round About Midnight

13. Bluesology

14. Softly As In A Morning Sunrise

15. Love Me, Pretty Baby

16. Heart and Soul

17. True Blues

18. Tahiti

19. Lillie

20. Bag's Groove

21. What's New?

22. On The Scene

23. Opus De Funk

Disc: 2

1. Wonder Why

2. I Should Care

3. My Funny Valentine

4. Stonewall

5. Moonray

6. The Nearness Of You

7. Opus De Funk

8. Opus Pocus

9. You Leave Me Breathless

10. Opus and Interlude

Disc: 3

1. Come Rain or Come Shine

2. They Can't Take That Away From Me

3. Wild Man

4. Soulful

5. Fred's Mood

6. Flamingo

7. Bright Blues

8. How High the Moon

9. Lover

10. Can't Help Lovin' That Man

11. The Lady Is a Tramp

Disc: 4

1. Angel Face

2. Sometimes I'm Happy

3. Now's the Time

4. Ellington Medley: In A Sentimental Mood/Mood Indigo/Azure

5. Minor Conception

6. Soul in 3/4

7. So In Love

8. They Didn't Believe Me

9. Solitude

10. The Song Is Ended

11. Gerry's Blues

12. These Foolish Things

It's really good for the most part as it has most of the Savoy stuff with Lucky Thompson, but as always with these things there's a few real fuck ups.

They have "Come Rain Or Come Shine" listed as the first track of disc 3, from the January 5, 1956 Sessions, but it's actually "Angel Face" from the January 23, 1956 Sessions, which is also the first track of disc 4, and they also miss out on "What's New?" from the January 23, 1956 Session, which is a bit of a pain the the ass as the music is amazing. They also ignore the track " Hello" from the January 17, 1956 Sessions that ended up on the Atlantic album "Ballads And Blues" but have all the rest of the tracks from it !!!!!!!!!!! Also, they only have one track from the June 16, 1954 Session with Henry Boozier, and completly ignore the February 23, 1949 Sessions that ended up on Roll 'Em Bags.

But anyway, Hank Jones, Kenny Clarke and Lucky are present on alot of these Sessions and if, like me, you've never heard them before check it out in whatever form you can.

If only Mosaic would do a Set with Milt's Savoy and/or Atlantic recordings. :w:w:w

Just got this set,I can CDR disk 4 adding "What's New" at the beginning,but have no source for "Rain "

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"All roads lead to Scarlett."

Yea Shawn, you need to get over it. Big time. You're a few steps away from a restraining order.

:rofl: I can't change the damn avatar now...Big Al would find me and kick my ass!

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