Which Jazz box set are you grooving to right now?

[T.D.]

George Adams 'Complete Black Saint & Soul Note' (CAM)

Rediscovering the sessions with Don Pullen... discovering the sessions with Jimmy Knepper!

It's a good one! I've bought quite a few of the Black Saint/Soul Note boxes, and the Pullen and Adams boxes are the ones I listen to most often.

Edited December 13, 2012 by T.D.

[ElginThompson]

Disc 8

[B. Goren.]

CD's 17 & 18.

[ElginThompson]

All 4 Discs.

[ElginThompson]

Disc 9

[ElginThompson]

Disc 1 by one of my favorite artists.

[sidewinder]

disc one of the 3CD edition

Wonderful set, so underestimated as a chronicle of improvisation at it's best.

I only have the LP and would like to get the discs. Looks like the box is selling for around $100 at Amazon UK.

This 3CD set is great ! It came and went pretty fast in that Verve Elite and even then took some finding I recall.

[ElginThompson]

Disc 1 - White Christmas!

[John Tapscott]

Disc 1

[ElginThompson]

Elmo Hope - Disc 3

[brownie]

Miles Davis 'Bitches Brew Sessions' (Columbia, CDs 2 & 3)

[BFrank]

[ElginThompson]

Disc 2

Edited December 24, 2012 by Delightfulee

[brownie]

The Complete Sarah Vaughan on Mercury, Vol. 3 (Mercury), CD2

[Bluesnik]

Basie and orchestra

[ElginThompson]

Elmo Hope - Disc 3

Disc 1

[jlhoots]

Thomas Chapin: Never Let Me Go

[brownie]

John Coltrane 'The Complete 1961 Village Vanguard Recordings' (Impulse)

[ElginThompson]

Disc 9

Disc 10

[ElginThompson]

John Coltrane 'The Complete 1961 Village Vanguard Recordings' (Impulse)

Disc 1

[Bluesnik]

Not a boxset properly, just a 2 cd set from the now famous Doubletime Series. But the concept is like a boxset: everything Sonny Clarke and Grant Green did as a quartet for Blue Note. And wasn't there sometime a Mosaic along these lines?

[brownie]

Bill Evans 'The Final Village Vanguard Sessions', LPs 5 and 6

Edited January 7, 2013 by brownie

[John Tapscott]

Over the past few days Discs 2, 3, 4, 5

[colinmce]

Not a boxset properly, just a 2 cd set from the now famous Doubletime Series. But the concept is like a boxset: everything Sonny Clarke and Grant Green did as a quartet for Blue Note. And wasn't there sometime a Mosaic along these lines?

Yes, but it also included the material Green & Clark recorded with Ike Quebec around the same time.

If I could only keep 10 jazz CDs, this would be one.

[Bluesnik]

And wasn't there sometime a Mosaic along these lines?

Yes, but it also included the material Green & Clark recorded with Ike Quebec around the same time.

Yes, a Mosaic should be at least four disc strong.