Which Jazz box set are you grooving to right now?

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Bembeya Jazz National - Belle epoque vols 1 & 2 - Syllart

Now on disc 1 of vol 2

MG

[brownie]

Fascinating set by a fascinating musician!

[sidewinder]

Herbie Blue Note box, CD 6. 'The Prisoner' session.

[brownie]

CDs 5 & 6

[brownie]

CDs 5 & 6

CDs 5 & 6

CDs 7 & 8

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Chuck Willis - Complete 1951-1957 - Okeh & Atlantic (JSP)

MG

[StarThrower]

Some great records in this set. Been digging it all week!

[brownie]

CDs 3 and 4

[brownie]

[John Tapscott]

[erwbol]

John Coltrane 1962-63 Birdland The Goody-TooleMan Edition

[brownie]

CDs 3 & 4

[erwbol]

CD 3

[ElginThompson]

Complete Bird on Verve (Disk 4 with Diz)

[sidewinder]

Coltrane Complete Prestige Box, CD1. 'Tenor Madness' session.

[brownie]

[sidewinder]

Coltrane Complete Prestige Box CD2. 'Mating Call'.

[brownie]

[Bluesnik]

A rather small set (just 2 CDs), that brings together many of the first LPs issued by Blue Note as ten inchers. The famous series 5000. There is also an early 1500 series album included here, of which I'm not sure if it's 10 or 12 inch. I would say the switch to 12 inch was made with the 1500 series, the first issues of which were reissues of 5000 series albums, but I'm not sure.

[erwbol]

CD 4

[John Tapscott]

[brownie]

CDs 1 & 2

[Steve Reynolds]

Mad Dogs

[jeffcrom]

Duke Ellington - Centennial Edition (RCA). Disc eight, from 1940 - some of Ellington's most amazing masterpieces, interspersed with tracks which are merely excellent.

[Christiern]

When I finish writing the notes for a 8-CD George Lewis box, I will turn to something completely

different: the New York Art Quartet set I just received...