Concord Music Group Sale

[mikelz777]

Here are four among a couple of batches that I had already purchased some time back on Ebay that I finally got a chance to listen to. I was really pleased with and would recommend each one of them. All of them still appear to be available via the Concord site as of now if you're still looking for something to toss into your cart.

"South side soul" is such a beautiful album. Wright has such a lovely touch. I wish there were more than three of his Prestige albums out on CD.

MG

I'd agree with you on that one MG, it's a gem. I was hooked on it from the opening number.

I've got 'South Side Soul' and 'Makin' Out'. Both great! but i like Makin' Out much much more, as it includes a tenor and is just a burner!

Wish I had "Makin' out"!

"Mr soul" OJC and "Nice & tasty" recent cheap reissue by JVC (same release you bought a number of other things from Hiroshi) are both lovely trio albums.

MG

There's a copy of John Wright's "Mr. Soul" currently available (as of this writing) for a reasonable price at the web address below if anyone is interested. You're likely to pay twice the price found on that site if you were to find it anywhere else. Now where can I get a copy of "Nice 'N' Tasty" for a decent price?

(It looks like it's gone. 7:21 - 12/14)

http://www.musicstack.com/item/505660/wright,john/mr+soul

Edited December 15, 2007 by mikelz777

[John B]

This may have been answered previously, but I'm having no luck searching.

Does anyone here have, or is anyone aware of a site with a complete list of all OJC limited edition releases?

[king ubu]

Thanks for the custom warning - ouch! I hope I won't get such a bill, it would be a high one, I'm afraid...

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Now where can I get a copy of "Nice 'N' Tasty" for a decent price?

I got mine from Hiroshi Tanno in March. Don't know if he's still got copies. But it was a cheapo - 1000 yen. If he hasn't got it, try HMV Tokyo. (It was oly released in Japan.)

MG

[NaturalSoul]

Now where can I get a copy of "Nice 'N' Tasty" for a decent price?

I got mine from Hiroshi Tanno in March. Don't know if he's still got copies. But it was a cheapo - 1000 yen. If he hasn't got it, try HMV Tokyo. (It was oly released in Japan.)

MG

Was available from dustygroove for a long time at 12.99, but has disappeared, which pisses me off because i didn't buy a copy! errr

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Now where can I get a copy of "Nice 'N' Tasty" for a decent price?

I got mine from Hiroshi Tanno in March. Don't know if he's still got copies. But it was a cheapo - 1000 yen. If he hasn't got it, try HMV Tokyo. (It was oly released in Japan.)

MG

Was available from dustygroove for a long time at 12.99, but has disappeared, which pisses me off because i didn't buy a copy! errr

Go for Hiroshi. Mine was only the equiv of $11 from him. There was something else you wanted from him, I think.

MG

[Swinging Swede]

This may have been answered previously, but I'm having no luck searching.

Does anyone here have, or is anyone aware of a site with a complete list of all OJC limited edition releases?

There should be one somewhere, but if nothing else I have a list sitting on my computer. Here 'tis:

OJCCD-1701-2___Ada Moore

OJCCD-1702-2___Hazel Scott: Relaxed Piano Moods

OJCCD-1703-2___Elmo Hope Quartet And Quintet: Hope Meets Foster

OJCCD-1704-2___George Wallington Quintet: Jazz For The Carriage Trade

OJCCD-1705-2___Freddie Redd Trio/Hampton Hawes Quartet: Piano: East/West

OJCCD-1706-2___Jimmy Raney: A

OJCCD-1707-2___Farmer, Cohn, Burrell, Waldron/Prestige All-Stars: Earthy

OJCCD-1708-2___Jack Teagarden's Big Eight/Pee Wee Russell's Rhythmakers

OJCCD-1709-2___The Classic Swing Of Buck Clayton

OJCCD-1710-2___Rex Stewart And The Ellingtonians

OJCCD-1711-2___Claire Austin Sings: "When Your Lover Has Gone"

OJCCD-1712-2___Gil Melle Quartet: Primitive Modern/Quadrama

OJCCD-1713-2___Barbara Lea

OJCCD-1714-2___Jackie McLean With Bill Hardman: Jackie's Pal

OJCCD-1715-2___Teo Macero with The Prestige Jazz Quartet

OJCCD-1716-2___Webster Young: For Lady

OJCCD-1717-2___The Prestige Blues-Swingers: Outskirts Of Town

OJCCD-1718-2___Betty Roché: Singin' and Swingin'

OJCCD-1719-2___Lem Winchester & Benny Golson: Winchester Special

OJCCD-1720-2___The Budd Johnson Quintet: Let’s Swing!

OJCCD-1721-2___George Lewis And His Ragtime Band: Jazz at Vespers

OJCCD-1722-2___Ernie Henry Quartet: Seven Standards and a Blues

OJCCD-1723-2___Giants Of Small-Band Swing, Vol. 1

OJCCD-1724-2___Giants Of Small-Band Swing, Vol. 2

OJCCD-1725-2___René Thomas Quintet: Guitar Groove

OJCCD-1726-2___Miles Davis, Stan Getz, Lee Konitz: Conception

OJCCD-1727-2___Kai Winding And J.J. Johnson/Bennie Green With Strings

OJCCD-1728-2___Bennie Green Blows His Horn

OJCCD-1729-2___The Dual Role Of Bob Brookmeyer

OJCCD-1730-2___Billy Taylor: Cross Section

OJCCD-1731-2___Teddy Charles/Shorty Rogers/Jimmy Giuffre: Evolution

OJCCD-1732-2___Phil Woods/Donald Byrd: The Young Bloods

OJCCD-1732-2___Jackie McLean/John Jenkins: Alto Madness

OJCCD-1734-2___Phil Woods, Gene Quill, Sahib Shihab, Hal Stein: Four Altos

OJCCD-1735-2___Phil Woods, Gene Quill, Jackie McLean, John Jenkins, Hal McKusick: Bird Feathers

OJCCD-1736-2___George Lewis: Jazz In The Classic New Orleans Tradition

OJCCD-1737-2___Wilbur Ware: The Chicago Sound

OJCCD-1738-2___Jean Thielemans: Man Bites Harmonica

OJCCD-1739-2___George Lewis Of New Orleans

OJCCD-1740-2___Earl ”Fatha” Hines And His Band: A Monday Date

OJCCD-1741-2___Moondog

OJCCD-1742-2___Barbara Lea: Lea in Love

OJCCD-1743-2___The John Wright Trio: South Side Soul

OJCCD-1744-2___Ted Curson Plays Fire Down Below

OJCCD-1745-2___Charlie Mariano: Boston All Stars

OJCCD-1746-2___Jon Eardley: Hollywood To New York

OJCCD-1747-2___Randy Weston Trio: Jazz À La Bohemia

OJCCD-1748-2___Freddie Redd Trio: San Francisco Trio

OJCCD-1749-2___Joe Albany: The Right Combination

OJCCD-1750-2___The Other Side Of Benny Golson

OJCCD-1751-2___The Elmo Hope Trio: Meditations

OJCCD-1752-2___Bennie Green: Walking Down

OJCCD-1753-2___Gil Melle Quartet with Kenny Dorham, Hal McKusick: Gil's Guests

OJCCD-1754-2___The George Wallington Trios

OJCCD-1755-2___Steve Lacy With Don Cherry: Evidence

OJCCD-1756-2___The Elmer Snowden Quartet Featuring Cliff Jackson: Harlem Banjo!

OJCCD-1757-2___Buck Clayton/Tommy Gwaltney’s Kansas City Nine: Goin’ to Kansas City

OJCCD-1758-2___Ida Cox With The Coleman Hawkins Quintet: Blues for Rampart Street

OJCCD-1759-2___The Blues Piano Artistry Of Meade Lux Lewis

OJCCD-1760-2___Richie Kamuca, Bill Holman: West Coast Jazz in HiFi

OJCCD-1761-2___The Gerald Wiggins Trio: Around The World In 80 Days

OJCCD-1762-2___Lee Morgan/Wynton Kelly: Dizzy Atmosphere

OJCCD-1763-2___Frank Rosolino: Free for All

OJCCD-1764-2___Buddy Collette: Jazz Loves Paris

OJCCD-1765-2___Elmo Hope: The Final Sessions/Volume 1

OJCCD-1766-2___Elmo Hope: The Final Sessions/Volume 2

OJCCD-1767-2___Lennie Niehaus: The Octet #2, Vol. 3

OJCCD-1768-2___The Music Of Victor Feldman: Suite Sixteen

OJCCD-1769-2___André Previn Plays Songs By Vernon Duke

OJCCD-1770-2___Ruth Price: With Shelly Manne & His Men at the Manne-Hole

OJCCD-1771-2___Milt Jackson/Sonny Stitt: In The Beginning

OJCCD-1772-2___King Pleasure: Golden Days

OJCCD-1773-2___The Mundell Lowe Quartet

OJCCD-1774-2___Gigi Gryce And The Jazz Lab Quintet

OJCCD-1775-2___Don Friedman Trio: A Day in the City

OJCCD-1776-2___Bill Perkins Quintet: Quietly There

OJCCD-1777-2___Lucy Reed: The Singing Reed

OJCCD-1778-2___The Paul Horn Quintet: Something Blue

OJCCD-1779-2___John Benson Brooks’ Alabama Concerto Featuring Cannonball Adderley/Art Farmer

OJCCD-1780-2___James Moody: Hi Fi Party

OJCCD-1781-2___More Moondog/The Story Of Moondog

OJCCD-1782-2___Thad Jones/Kenny Burrell/Frank Wess: After Hours

OJCCD-1783-2___Honi Gordon: Honi Gordon Sings

OJCCD-1784-2___Oliver Nelson: Taking Care Of Business

OJCCD-1785-2___Lem Winchester Sextet: Lem’s Beat

OJCCD-1786-2___Joe Holiday: Mambo Jazz

OJCCD-1787-2___André Previn: Plays Songs by Jerome Kern

OJCCD-1788-2___Bobby Jaspar

OJCCD-1789-2___Sam Jones: The Soul Society

OJCCD-1790-2___James Clay: A Double Dose Of Soul

OJCCD-1791-2___James Moody And His Band: Wail, Moody, Wail

OJCCD-1792-2___Philly Joe Jones Big Band Sounds: Drums Around The World

OJCCD-1793-2___The Larry Young Trio: Testifying

OJCCD-1794-2___Walt Dickerson: A Sense Of Direction

OJCCD-1795-2___Oliver Nelson With Lem Winchester: Nocturne

OJCCD-1796-2___Tiny Grimes With Jerome Richardson: Tiny In Swingville

OJCCD-1797-2___Benny Golson Sextet: The Modern Touch

OJCCD-1798-2___Bev Kelly: Love Locked Out

OJCCD-1799-2___The Jimmy Heath Orchestra: Really Big!

OJCCD-1800-2___Bennie Green with Art Farmer

OJCCD-1801-2___Donald Byrd/Art Farmer/Idrees Sulieman: Three Trumpets

OJCCD-1802-2___Betty Roché: Lightly and Politely

OJCCD-1803-2___Oliver Nelson With Joe Newman: Main Stem

OJCCD-1804-2___Charles McPherson: The Quintet/Live!

OJCCD-1805-2___George Wallington Quintet featuring Phil Woods, Donald Byrd: The New York Scene

OJCCD-1806-2___Dizzy Reece: Asia Minor

OJCCD-1807-2___The Charles Mingus Octet/ The Jimmy Knepper Quintet: Debut Rarities, vol. 1

OJCCD-1808-2___The Charles Mingus Duo & Trio: Debut Rarities, vol. 2

OJCCD-1809-2___The Kenny Drew Trio: Pal Joey

OJCCD-1810-2___Elmo Hope Sextet And Trio: Homecoming

OJCCD-1811-2___Hal McKusick: Triple Exposure

OJCCD-1812-2___Al Cohn: Broadway

OJCCD-1813-2___The George Wallington Quintet: Live! At Cafe Bohemia

OJCCD-1814-2___Mal Waldron: Mal/3 Sounds

OJCCD-1815-2___Jerome Richardson Sextet: Midnight Oil

OJCCD-1816-2___Lem Winchester: Another Opus

OJCCD-1817-2___This Is Walt Dickerson!

OJCCD-1818-2___Ken McIntyre: Stone Blues

OJCCD-1819-2___Oliver Nelson Orchestra: Afro/American Sketches

OJCCD-1820-2___Ahmed Abdul-Malik: Jazz Sahara

OJCCD-1821-2___The Charles Mingus Group featuring Wynton Kelly & Pepper Adams: Debut Rarities, vol. 3

OJCCD-1822-2___Prince Lasha & Sonny Simmons: Firebirds

OJCCD-1823-2___Lil Hardin Armstrong And Her Orchestra: Chicago: The Living Legends

OJCCD-1824-2___Franz Jackson's Original Jass All-Stars: Chicago: The Living Legends Featuring Bob Shoffner

OJCCD-1825-2___Junie C. Cobb And His New Hometown Band: Chicago: The Living Legends

OJCCD-1826-2___Albert Wynn And His Gutbucket Seven: Chicago: The Living Legends

OJCCD-1827-2___Johnny Griffin Sextet

OJCCD-1828-2___Jimmy Heath Sextet: The Thumper

OJCCD-1829-2___The Charles Mingus Group Featuring Jackie Paris, The Gordons, And Bob Benton: Debut Rarities, vol. 4

OJCCD-1830-2___Billy Taylor With Four Flutes

OJCCD-1831-2___Larry Young: Young Blues

OJCCD-1832-2___"Sweet Emma" Barrett: Sweet Emma: New Orleans: The Living Legends

OJCCD-1833-2___Kid Thomas And His Algiers Stompers: New Orleans: The Living Legends

OJCCD-1834-2___Percy Humphrey's Crescent City Joymakers: New Orleans: The Living Legends

OJCCD-1835-2___Peter Bocage With His Creole Serenaders And The Love-Jiles Ragtime Orchestra: New Orleans: The Living Legends

OJCCD 1836-2___The Louis Cottrell Trio - New Orleans-The Living Legends: Bourbon Street

OJCCD-1837-2___James Moody: Moody’s Mood For Blues

OJCCD-1838-2___Jack DeJohnette: Sorcery

OJCCD-1839-2___Sam Jones Plus 10: The Chant

OJCCD-1840-2___André Previn: Plays Songs by Harold Arlen

OJCCD-1841-2___Phil Woods With Red Garland: Sugan

OJCCD-1842-2___Jaki Byard: Out Front!

OJCCD-1843-2___John Dennis: New Piano Expressions Debut Rarities, vol. 5

OJCCD-1844-2___Jim Robinson's New Orleans Band: New Orleans: The Living Legends

OJCCD-1845-2___Kid Thomas And His Algiers Stompers: New Orleans: The Living Legends

OJCCD-1846-2___Jim Robinson Plays Spirituals And Blues: New Orleans: The Living Legends

OJCCD-1847-2___Billie And Dede Pierce: New Orleans: The Living Legends: Blues and Tonks from the Delta

OJCCD-1848-2___Doug Watkins Quintet Featuring Yusef Lateef: Soulnik

OJCCD-1849-2___Jerome Richardson: Roamin’ With Richardson

OJCCD-1850-2___Benny Golson: Gone With Golson

OJCCD-1851-2___Gigi Gryce Quintet: Saying Somethin’

OJCCD-1852-2___Arthur Taylor: Taylor’s Tenors

OJCCD-1853-2___Larry Young: Groove Street

OJCCD-1854-2___Jimmy Heath Quintet: On The Trail

OJCCD-1855-2___Johnny Griffin Quartet: Way Out!

OJCCD-1856-2___Mal Waldron: Mal/4

OJCCD-1857-2___Charles Mingus/John LaPorta: Jazzical Moods (Period 1107/1111)

OJCCD-1858-2___Lennie Niehaus, Vol. 4: The Quintets & Strings

OJCCD-1859-2___Jimmy Woods: Awakening!

OJCCD-1860-2___Dewey Redman: Musics

OJCCD-1861-2___The Johnny Griffin And Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis Quintet: Tough Tenor Favorites

OJCCD-1862-2___Curtis Fuller With Red Garland

OJCCD-1863-2___Julian Priester: Keep Swingin'

OJCCD-1864-2___Sam Jones & Co: Down Home

OJCCD-1865-2___Phil Woods: Early Quintets

OJCCD-1866-2___Teddy Charles/Idrees Sulieman/John Jenkins/Mal Waldron: Coolin'

OJCCD-1867-2___Walt Dickerson: Relativity

OJCCD-1868-2___The Gigi Gryce Quintet: The Hap'nin's

OJCCD-1869-2___Bennie Green Quintet: Glidin’ Along

OJCCD-1870-2___Randy Weston Trio: Get Happy

OJCCD-1871-2___Jimmy Heath: The Quota

OJCCD-1872-2___Elmo Hope: Hope-Full

OJCCD-1873-2___The Benny Golson Quintet: Gettin' with It

OJCCD-1874-2___Jaki Byard: Here's Jaki

OJCCD-1875-2___Charles McPherson: Con Alma!

OJCCD-1876-2___John Wright: Mr. Soul

OJCCD-1877-2___Johnny Griffin With Strings And Brass: White Gardenia

OJCCD-1878-2___Duane Tatro's Jazz for Moderns

OJCCD-1879-2___Jaki Byard: Hi-Fly

OJCCD-1880-2___Walt Dickerson: To My Queen

OJCCD-1881-2___Phil Woods with Jon Eardley: Pot Pie

OJCCD-1882-2___Johnny Griffin: Return of the Griffin

OJCCD-1883-2___Randy Weston Trio: With These Hands ...

OJCCD-1884-2___Matthew Gee: Jazz by Gee!

OJCCD-1885-2___Don Friedman Trio: Circle Waltz

OJCCD-1886-2___Billie Poole: Confessin' The Blues

OJCCD-1887-2___Herbie Harper: Jazz in Hollywood

OJCCD-1888-2___Harry Babasin and Bob Enevoldsen: Jazz in Hollywood

OJCCD-1889-2___Virgil Gonsalves and Steve White: Jazz in Hollywood

OJCCD-1890-2___Bud Shank and Lou Levy: Jazz in Hollywood

OJCCD-1891-2___Steve White Quartet: Jazz in Hollywood

OJCCD-1892-2___The Lennie Niehaus Octet: Zounds!

OJCCD-1893-2___Woody Shaw: Song of Songs

OJCCD-1894-2___Benny Golson: Stockholm Sojourn

OJCCD-1895-2___Django Reinhardt/Quintet of the Hot Club of France: First Recordings!

OJCCD-1896-2___The Walter Bishop, Jr. Trio

OJCCD-1897-2___The Roger Kellaway Trio

OJCCD-1898-2___Jaki Byard: Freedom Together

OJCCD-1899-2___Charles McPherson: From This Moment On!

OJCCD-1900-2___Lem Winchester: With Feeling

OJCCD-1901-2___The Billy Taylor Trio: Uptown

OJCCD-1902-2___Johnny Griffin: Studio Jazz Party

OJCCD-1903-2___Don Friedman Trio: Flashback

OJCCD-1904-2___Jimmy Heath & Brass: Swamp Seed

OJCCD-1905-2___Lyle Murphy: Gone with the Woodwinds!

OJCCD-1906-2___Ernie Henry: Last Chorus

OJCCD-1907-2___Don Friedman Quartet: Dreams and Explorations

OJCCD-1908-2___Johnny Griffin: Do Nothing 'Til You Hear from Me

OJCCD-1909-2___Jimmy Heath: Triple Threat

OJCCD-1910-2___Shelly Manne & His Men, Vol.2

OJCCD-1911-2___Johnny Griffin and Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis Quintet: Lookin" at Monk

OJCCD-1912-2___Charles McPherson: Horizons

OJCCD-1913-2___The Jaki Byard Experience

OJCCD-1914-2___Don Friedman: Metamorphosis

OJCCD-1915-2___Various Artists: Saturday Night Swing Session

OJCCD-1916-2___Osie Johnson: Osie's Oasis

OJCCD-1917-2___Ralph Burns: Bijou

OJCCD-1918-2___Various Artists: The Jones Boys

OJCCD-1919-2___Thad Jones: Mad Thad

OJCCD-1920-2___Ernie Henry: Presenting Ernie Henry

OJCCD-1921-2___Budd Johnson and the Four Brass Giants

OJCCD-1922-2___Johnny Griffin: Change of Pace

OJCCD-1923-2___Hal Gaylor/Walter Norris/Billy Bean: The Trio

OJCCD-1924-2___The "JFK" Quintet: New Jazz Frontiers from Washington

OJCCD-1925-2___Double Trumpet Doings featuring Don Elliott

OJCCD-1926-2___The New Oscar Pettiford Sextet

OJCCD-1927-2___Teddy Charles: New Directions

OJCCD-1928-2___Juanita Hall Sings the Blues

OJCCD 1929-2___Al Haig Trio And Sextets

OJCCD 1930-2___The Birdlanders, Vol. 1

OJCCD 1931-2___The Birdlanders, Vol. 2

OJCCD 1932-2___Charlie Christian/Dizzy Gillespie - After Hours

OJCCD 1933-2___Lennie Niehaus, Vol. 1 - The Quintets

OJCCD 1934-2___Joe Gordon - Lookin' Good!

OJCCD 1935-2___Philly Joe Jones - Philly Mignon

OJCCD 1936-2___Ray Draper - Tuba Sounds

OJCCD 1937-2___The Prestige Jazz Quartet

OJCCD 1938-2___Carmell Jones - Jay Hawk Talk

OJCCD 1939-2___Duke Pearson - Dedication!

OJCCD 1940-2___Mundell Lowe - A Grand Night For Swinging

OJCCD 1941-2___Johnny Griffin - Grab This!

OJCCD 1942-2___Curtis Fuller And Hampton Hawes With French Horns

OJCCD 1943-2___This Is Lucy Reed

OJCCD 1944-2___Lennie Niehaus, Vol. 5 - The Sextet

OJCCD 1945-2___Prince Lasha/Sonny Simmons - The Cry!

OJCCD 1946-2___Jaki Byard - Sunshine Of My Soul

OJCCD 1947-2___Charles McPherson - McPherson's Mood

OJCCD 1948-2___Les Spann - Gemini

OJCCD 1949-2___Don Sleet - All Members

OJCCD 1950-2___Don Wilkerson - The Texas Twister

OJCCD 1951-2___It's Time For Dave Pike

OJCCD 1952-2___Johnny Griffin - The Kerry Dancers

OJCCD 1953-2___Tete Montoliu - Lunch In L.A.

OJCCD 1954-2___Jimmy Woods - Conflict

OJCCD 1955-2___The Dynamic Sound Patterns Of The Rod Levitt Orchestra

OJCCD 1956-2___Bill Smith - Folk Jazz

OJCCD 1957-2___Guitar Moods By Mundell Lowe

Not that it really matters any longer which ones were limited edition and regular OJCs, since many of both have gone OOP, and some of both have been kept in print by Concord.

[RDK]

Broke down and got these. I have most of these as emusic mp3s already, but they're favorites and most are fairly hard (and expensive) to find elsewhere. I'm sure I'll order again in a few weeks.

OJCCD-1922-2 Change Of Pace

OJCCD-1902-2 Studio Jazz Party

OJCCD-1871-2 The Quota

OJCCD-1914-2 Metamorphosis

OJCCD-1839-2 The Chant

OJCCD-1796-2 Tiny In Swingville

OJCCD-1868-2 The Hap'nin's

OJCCD-1849-2 Roamin' With Richardson

OJCCD-1806-2 Asia Minor

OJCCD-1869-2 Glidin' Along

[Patrick]

Don't know if this list is comprehensive, but it must be close. Look at the 1700, 1800, and 1900 series.

http://www.jazzdisco.org/fantasy/

[Big Al]

Nice to see folks picking up on The Quota and Triple Threat by Jimmy Heath. These are fantastic albums!

[NaturalSoul]

Now where can I get a copy of "Nice 'N' Tasty" for a decent price?

I got mine from Hiroshi Tanno in March. Don't know if he's still got copies. But it was a cheapo - 1000 yen. If he hasn't got it, try HMV Tokyo. (It was oly released in Japan.)

MG

Was available from dustygroove for a long time at 12.99, but has disappeared, which pisses me off because i didn't buy a copy! errr

Go for Hiroshi. Mine was only the equiv of $11 from him. There was something else you wanted from him, I think.

MG

I wanted that kynard self titled thing on mainstream but i found that much cheaper on itunes.

[BeBop]

Perhaps I'm confused, but this seems like the most ridiculous promo ever:

-----------------------------

Monterey Jazz Festival Special!

For a limited time, buy any 5 artist-featured MJF titles and get the

MJF Sampler FREE!

Save now at

http://www.concordmusicgroup.com/promos/monterey/

Free shipping on orders over $50

(US shipping addresses only)

(Est. 2007) To celebrate the Festival's 50th Anniversary, the

Monterey Jazz Festival and Concord Records partnered together in 2007 to

form Monterey Jazz Festival Records in order to present some of the

finest, never-before-released performances from the Festival's storied

past.

-----------------------------

Since there are only five releases in the MJF program, if I buy five, I've got 'em all. So what good's a sampler...other than as a Christmas present.

I realize it says 'artist-featured MJF...', but I'll be damned if I know what that means. Like, I buy a Diz and a Satch that aren't in the MJF series, I get the sampler? The term isn't defined anywhere that I can see.

[John B]

This may have been answered previously, but I'm having no luck searching.

Does anyone here have, or is anyone aware of a site with a complete list of all OJC limited edition releases?

There should be one somewhere, but if nothing else I have a list sitting on my computer. Here 'tis:

Not that it really matters any longer which ones were limited edition and regular OJCs, since many of both have gone OOP, and some of both have been kept in print by Concord.

Thank you! This is helpful.

[mikelz777]

Does Concord have pretty good customer service? My (10-CD) order contained Stan Getz's "Pure Getz" instead of the Junior Mance CD I ordered. I sent them an email and received an auto-reply indicating the offices were going to be closed until 1/2/08 and that they wouldn't be responding to emails until then. It's kind of a drag having to send things back. I'm sure the Getz CD is a good one and that I'd enjoy it but I already have a lot of Getz and would prefer the Jr. Mance. Does anyone here have experience with order mix-ups? Do they send a postage paid label for the return or ask that I pay postage and credit me?

Edited December 22, 2007 by mikelz777

[Chuck Nessa]

Not sure how they handle returns but I was shorted a cd and they Fed Exed the missing disc the next day.

[Free For All]

Since there are only five releases in the MJF program, if I buy five, I've got 'em all. So what good's a sampler...other than as a Christmas present.

I realize it says 'artist-featured MJF...', but I'll be damned if I know what that means. Like, I buy a Diz and a Satch that aren't in the MJF series, I get the sampler? The term isn't defined anywhere that I can see.

There appear to be some things on the sampler that aren't on the released discs- like the Joe Henderson, Jimmy Witherspoon and Pat Metheny cuts. I wonder if there is to be another set of releases with the complete performances?

[Ron S]

For those who are interested, lots of titles seem to be disappearing. Although orders can still be placed online, they won't be processing any more orders until January 2nd, so who knows what will be available by then (i.e., get your orders in sooner rather than later).

Edited December 23, 2007 by Ron S

[RDK]

For those who are interested, lots of titles seem to be disappearing. Although orders can still be placed online, they won't be processing any more orders until January 2nd, so who knows what will be available by then (i.e., get your orders in sooner rather than later).

I've been "collecting," on and off, the OJC Limited Editions, figuring that some of them are the least likely to be re-released in the future. I was putting a list together earlier and was shocked to realize that I have over 80 of them now. Most of them I've never seen in the stores.

[Ron S]

For those who are interested, lots of titles seem to be disappearing. Although orders can still be placed online, they won't be processing any more orders until January 2nd, so who knows what will be available by then (i.e., get your orders in sooner rather than later).

I've been "collecting," on and off, the OJC Limited Editions, figuring that some of them are the least likely to be re-released in the future. I was putting a list together earlier and was shocked to realize that I have over 80 of them now. Most of them I've never seen in the stores.

Take a look on Amazon and see the prices being asked for many of them by Marketplace sellers.

I picked up a lot of them during the last Concord sale for 3 bucks a pop. They've wised up this time around and aren't giving them away again. Even so, I've noticed that quite a few of them have disappeared from the site just within the last day or so. I've also noticed that for some titles, Amazon Marketplace merchants like Newbury Comics seem to have fairly large quantities (30 or so) in stock. I wonder if some of the merchants have been buying out Concord's stock of the OP titles (seems like that happened during the last sale).

[RDK]

For those who are interested, lots of titles seem to be disappearing. Although orders can still be placed online, they won't be processing any more orders until January 2nd, so who knows what will be available by then (i.e., get your orders in sooner rather than later).

I've been "collecting," on and off, the OJC Limited Editions, figuring that some of them are the least likely to be re-released in the future. I was putting a list together earlier and was shocked to realize that I have over 80 of them now. Most of them I've never seen in the stores.

Take a look on Amazon and see the prices being asked for many of them by Marketplace sellers.

I picked up a lot of them during the last Concord sale for 3 bucks a pop. They've wised up this time around and aren't giving them away again. Even so, I've noticed that quite a few of them have disappeared from the site just within the last day or so. I've also noticed that for some titles, Amazon Marketplace merchants like Newbury Comics seem to have fairly large quantities (30 or so) in stock. I wonder if some of the merchants have been buying out Concord's stock of the OP titles (seems like that happened during the last sale).

Wow, you're right. Of the ten I ordered just a few days ago (and thankfully they've all shipped!) the following starred ones are now unavailable...

OJCCD-1922-2 Change Of Pace

*OJCCD-1902-2 Studio Jazz Party

*OJCCD-1871-2 The Quota

*OJCCD-1914-2 Metamorphosis

*OJCCD-1839-2 The Chant

*OJCCD-1796-2 Tiny In Swingville

*OJCCD-1868-2 The Hap'nin's

OJCCD-1849-2 Roamin' With Richardson

*OJCCD-1806-2 Asia Minor

*OJCCD-1869-2 Glidin' Along

[Big Al]

Wow, you're right. Of the ten I ordered just a few days ago (and thankfully they've all shipped!) the following starred ones are now unavailable...

*OJCCD-1871-2 The Quota

*OJCCD-1806-2 Asia Minor

Wow! Glad I ordered those when I did!

[Ron S]

Wow, you're right. Of the ten I ordered just a few days ago (and thankfully they've all shipped!) the following starred ones are now unavailable...

*OJCCD-1871-2 The Quota

*OJCCD-1806-2 Asia Minor

Wow! Glad I ordered those when I did!

I missed out on those 2. I was able to get some others (already received) that are now gone, though. I put in another order tonight for some that still show up on the site, but who knows if they'll really be there by the time Concord starts processing orders again on January 2nd.

[RDK]

Heh. Just ordered another ten.

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Hm, time for my New Year order.

MG

[Tom 1960]

Thanks for the headsup on those quickly evaporating titles. I was able to purchase The Quota recently. I'll put together an order later today and hope for the best.