organissimoK Posted June 22, 2006 Report Posted June 22, 2006 So...anyone out here have access to the discography for "The Complete Blue Note Donald Byrd/Pepper Adams Studio Sessions" (#194)? I would be oh-so-grateful! Quote
king ubu Posted August 12, 2006 Report Posted August 12, 2006 Can anyone come up with the Louis Armstrong Decca link? Quote
king ubu Posted August 12, 2006 Report Posted August 12, 2006 Can anyone come up with the Louis Armstrong Decca link? Never mind - got the info from the satchography website. If someone has the Mosaic discography saved in word-format and can copy/paste it here, I'd still like to see it, though! Quote
jazzydaddy Posted August 13, 2006 Report Posted August 13, 2006 So...anyone out here have access to the discography for "The Complete Blue Note Donald Byrd/Pepper Adams Studio Sessions" (#194)? I would be oh-so-grateful! The Complete Blue Note Donald Byrd/Pepper Adams Studio Sessions (#194) Discography Click here for Customer Reviews -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- THE COMPLETE BLUE NOTE DONALD BYRD/PEPPER ADAMS STUDIO SESSIONS (#194) (Mosaic MD4-194) Disc One: 1. Lover (A) 6:50 (R. Rodgers-L. Hart) 2. When Your Love Has Gone (A) 5:02 (Donald Byrd) 3. Sudwest Funk (A) 6:52 (Donald Byrd) 4. Paul's Pal (A) 7:06 (Sonny Rollins) 5. Off To The Races (A) 6:35 (Donald Byrd) 6. Down Tempo (A) 5:18 (Donald Byrd) 7. Witchcraft (B) 8:26 (C. Coleman-C. Leigh) 8. Here Am I (B) 8:24 (Donald Byrd) 9. Devil Whip (B) 4:40 (Donald Byrd) Disc Two: 1. Bronze Dance (B) 6:40 (Walter Davis) 2. Clarion Calls (B) 5:40 (Walter Davis) 3. The Injuns (B) 6:09 (Donald Byrd) 4. Samba Yantra (F) 9:33 (Chick Corea) 5. I Will Wait For You (F) 9:03 (M. LeGrand-N. Gimbel) 6. Blues Medium Rare (F) 6:04 (Donald Byrd) 7. The Creeper (F) 4:37 (Sylvester Kyner) 8. Chico San (F) 6:42 (Chick Corea) 9. Early Sunday Morning (F) 6:15 (Donald Byrd) 10. Blues Well Done (F) 6:21 (Donald Byrd) Disc Three: 1. I'm An Old Cowhand © 7:36 (Johnny Mercer) 2. You're Next © 7:23 (Donald Byrd) 3. Chant © 8:53 (Duke Pearson) 4. That's All © 9:35 (B. Haymes-A. Bryant) 5. Great God © 6:59 (Donald Byrd) 6. Sophisticated Lady © 4:32 (Ellington-Parish-Mills) 7. Say You're Mine (D) 7:20 (Duke Pearson) 8. Duke's Mixture (D) 7:03 (Duke Pearson) 9. Each Time I Think Of You (D) 5:35 (D. Byrd-D. Pearson) Disc Four: 1. The Cat Walk (D) 6:42 (Donald Byrd) 2. Cute (D) 6:18 (Neal Hefti) 3. Hello Bright Sunflower (D) 7:32 (Duke Pearson) 4. Hush (E) 6:23 (Donald Byrd) 5. I'm A Fool To Want You (E) 6:15 (Wolf-Herron-Sinatra) 6. Jorgie's (E) 8:06 (Donald Byrd) 7. Shangri-La (E) 6:37 (Donald Byrd) 8. 6 M's (E) 6:30 (Donald Byrd) 9. Requiem (E) 7:08 (Herbie Hancock) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DISCOGRAPHY All sessions were recorded at the Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack (A-B) and Englewood Cliffs (C-F), New Jersey. Sessions A, B, D and E were released soon after their recording dates. Sessions C and F were not issued until 1979 and 1981 respectively. (A) Donald Byrd (tp), Jackie McLean (as), Pepper Adams (bari), Wynton Kelly (p), Sam Jones (b), Art Taylor (d). December 21, 1958 tk 3 Sudwest funk tk 4 Lover Come Back To Me tk 6 When Your Love Has Gone (omit saxes) tk 9 Off To The Races tk 10 Paul's Pal tk 12 Down Tempo all titles originally issued as "Off To The Races" Blue Note BST 84007. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (B) Donald Byrd (tp), Charlie Rouse (ts), Pepper Adams (bari), Walter Davis (p), Sam Jones (b), Art Taylor (d). May 31, 1959 tk 1 Here I Am tk 2 Witchcraft tk 3 The Injuns tk 7 Devil Whip tk 10 Bronze Dance tk 16 Clarion Calls all titles originally issued as "Byrd In Hand" Blue Note BST 84019. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- © Donald Byrd (tp), Pepper Adams (bari), Herbie Hancock (p), Doug Watkins (b), Teddy Robinson (d). April 17, 1961 tk 3 I'm An Old Cowhand tk 6 You're Next tk 10 Great God tk 13 Chant tk 15 Sophisticated Lady (omit tp) Cute rejected tk 20 That's All all titles, except rejected tune, issued in 1979 as "Chant", Blue Note LT-991. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (D) Donald Byrd (tp), Pepper Adams (bari), Duke Pearson (p), Laymon Jackson (b), Philly Joe Jones (d). May 2, 1961 tk 2 Say You're Mine tk 5 Hello Bright Sunflower tk 8 Each Time I Think Of You tk 10 Duke's Mixture tk 14 The Cat Walk tk 15 Cute all titles issued as "The Cat Walk", Blue Note BST 84075. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (E) Donald Byrd (tp), Pepper Adams (bari), Herbie Hancock (p), Butch Warren (b), Billy Higgins (d). September 21, 1961 tk 1 Jorgie's tk 6 Shangra-la tk 10 Hush tk 16 6 M's tk 19 Requiem Child's Play rejected tk 26 I'm A Fool To Want You all titles, except rejected tune, issued as "Royal Flush", Blue Note BST 84101. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (F) Donald Byrd (tp), Sonny Red (as), Pepper Adams (bari), Chick Corea (p), Miroslav Vitous (b), Mickey Roker (d) October 5, 1967 tk 4 Blues Well Done tk 6 Early Sunday Morning tk 8 I Will Wait For You (omit saxes) tk 15 Chico San tk 18 The Creeper tk 21 Samba Yantra tk 25 Blue Medium Rare all titles issued in 1981 as "The Creeper", Blue Note LT-1096. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Original sessions produced by Alfred Lion (A-E) and Duke Pearson (F). Produced for release by Michael Cuscuna Executive producer: Charlie Lourie Recording engineer: Rudy Van Gelder Mastered using 24-bit analog-to-digital resolution by Ron McMaster. Producer's note: Because all of the material used in this set consists of single sessions that produced entire LPs, we've decided to retain the original album sequence within a session rather than present it in chronological order of performance. Many of our sets comprise sessions issued in scattered form and unissued masters that make retaining the original album sequence less desirable than strict chronological order of performance. Because many of you have expressed a preference for original sequences, where possible as in our recent Blue Mitchell and Hank Mobley sets, we will use them. We have put the sextet sessions (the origins and reunion) together on first two discs and the three 1961 studio sessions by the actual quintet together on the last two discs to preserve the concept and spirit of the music rather than the chronological integrity. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Nice stuff!! Don Quote
king ubu Posted August 13, 2006 Report Posted August 13, 2006 Anyone has the T-Bone Walker discography and could post it here? Quote
EKE BBB Posted August 17, 2006 Report Posted August 17, 2006 Could anyone post the discography for #148 The Complete Capitol Small Group Recordings of Benny Goodman 1944-1955 (4 CDs or 6 Q-LPs) ? Thanks in advance! Quote
Cliff Englewood Posted February 14, 2007 Report Posted February 14, 2007 Up, as I am looking for the The Complete Recordings of T-Bone Walker 1940-1954 discography and the The Complete Atlantic Recordings of Lennie Tristano, Lee Konitz & Warne Marsh discography. If anyone can help, I'd appreciate it, as I really want to see what I'm missing and will more than likely never get. Quote
king ubu Posted February 14, 2007 Report Posted February 14, 2007 I once asked for the T-Bone with no luck, but I searched around and found a lot of the info. I'll post it later, don't have it with me. Quote
king ubu Posted February 14, 2007 Report Posted February 14, 2007 Could anyone post the discography for #148 The Complete Capitol Small Group Recordings of Benny Goodman 1944-1955 (4 CDs or 6 Q-LPs) ? Thanks in advance! If you're still looking, drop me an email about it! Quote
Cliff Englewood Posted February 14, 2007 Report Posted February 14, 2007 Cool king ubu, thanks for that. Quote
Claude Posted February 14, 2007 Report Posted February 14, 2007 Up, as I am looking for the The Complete Recordings of T-Bone Walker 1940-1954 discography and the The Complete Atlantic Recordings of Lennie Tristano, Lee Konitz & Warne Marsh discography. I only have the latter The Complete Atlantic Recordings of Lennie Tristano, Lee Konitz & Warne Marsh (#174) Discography Only the first issue of each titles is included in the discography. LENNIE TRISTANO (A) Lee Konitz (as), Lennie Tristano (p), Gene Ramey (b), Art Taylor (d). The Sing Song Room, Confucius Restaurant, NYC, June 11, 1955 set one: April (alt tk) previously unissued Sweet And Lovely SD-2-7006 Background Music - If I Had You LP 1224 Donna Lee (alt tk) previously unissued set two: 4363 317 E. 32 Street SD-2-7006 4364 These Foolish Things LP 1224 4365 'S Wonderful SD-2-7006 4366 You Go To My Head LP 1224 4367 All The Things You Are - set three: Lennie-Bird SD-2-7006 My Melancholy Baby - April - set four: 4360 Pennies In Minor SD-2-7006 4361 Mean To Me - 4362 Confucious Blues - 4368 A Ghost Of A Chance LP 1224 4369 Whispering SD-2-7006 set five: Background Music (alt tk) previously unissued There Will Never Be Another You SD-2-7006 Donna Lee - LENNIE TRISTANO (B) Lennie Tristano (p), Peter Ind (b), Jeff Morton (d). Tristano's home studio, NYC, 1954-55 4359 East Thirty-Second -1 LP 1224 4356 Line Up -1 - 4358 Turkish Mambo -2 - 4357 Requiem -3 - -1 trio with piano part overdubbed -2 two overdubbed piano parts and hi-hat -3 piano solo LENNIE TRISTANO © Lennie Tristano (p). Tristano's home studio, NYC, 1960-61 Becoming SD 1357 C Minor Complex - You Don't Know What Love Is - Deliberation - Scene And Variation: Carol/Tania/Bud - Love Lines - G Minor Complex - LEE KONITZ (D) Lee Konitz (ts), Sal Mosca (p), Peter Ind (b), Dick Scott (d). Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, New Jersey, September 26, 1956 2247-3 Indiana LP 1258 2248-1 You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To (J) P-6109A 2249-2 Star Eyes LP 1258 2250-1 Nesuhi's Instant - 2251 I Remember You (J) P-6109A 2252-4 All Of Me LP 1258 2253 My Melancholy Baby unissued, master no longer exists 2254 What's New unissued, master no longer exists LEE KONITZ (E) Lee Konitz (as, as & ts -1), Billy Bauer (g), Arnold Fishkind (b), Dick Scott (d). Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, New Jersey, October 16, 1956 2255 untitled` unissued, master no longer exists 2256-2 Sweet And Lovely LP 1258 2257-4 Cork 'n' Bib - 2258-3 Everything Happens To Me - 2259-1 Kary's Trance -1 - 2260 Joyville unissued, master no longer exists note: Sessions D & E were recorded in stereo and eventually the tunes on LP 1258 were issued in that form. But the balance of the instruments on the mono masters are so superior that we elected to use them in this set. LEE KONITZ (F) Lee Konitz (as, ts-1), Jimmy Rowles (p), Leroy Vinnegar (b), Shelly Manne (d). Capitol Studios, Los Angeles, December 20, 1956 2443-5 The Nearness Of You (J) P-6109A 2444-1 Like Someone In Love previously unissued 2445 Don't Explain (J) P-6109A 2446 Some Of These Days - 2447 Close Your Eyes -1 - LEE KONITZ (G) as above, except December 22, 1956. 2448-7 You're Driving Me Crazy (J) P-6109A 2449 Blues incomplete, rejected 2450 Don't Blame Me (J) P-6109A 2451 The Song Is You unissued, master no longer exists LEE KONITZ (H) Lee Konitz (as), Don Ferrara (tp -1), Billy Bauer (g), Peter Ind (b), Dick Scott (d). The Midway Lounge, Pittsburgh, mid-March, 1957 2566 Straightaway LP 1273 2567 Foolin' Myself - 2568 You Go To My Head - 2569 My Melancholy Baby - 2570 Pennies In Minor -1 - 2571 Sweet And Lovely -1 - 2572 Easy Living - 2573 Midway - note: Several of these performances are truncated at Lee Konitz's election. His reasons are outlined in his original liner notes, found elsewhere in this booklet. LEE KONITZ-WARNE MARSH (I) Lee Konitz (as), Warne Marsh (ts), Sal Mosca (p), Billy Bauer (g), Oscar Pettiford (b), Kenny Clarke (d). Coastal Studios, New York City, June 14, 1955 1573 Two Not One LP 1217 1574 There Will Never Be Another You - 1575 Donna Lee - 1576 Don't Squawk - 1577 Topsy (omit p) - 1578 I Can't Get Started (omit p) - 1579 Background Music - LEE KONITZ-WARNE MARSH (J) same as D except Ronnie Ball replaces Sal Mosca. Coastal Studios, New York City, June 21, 1955 1580 All The Things You Are unissued, master no longer exists 1581 I Saw You Last Night unissued, master no longer exists 1582 Ronnie's Line LP 1217 note: This session has often been dated as June 15, but the original Atlantic log book clearly states that it took place on June 21. WARNE MARSH (K) Warne Marsh (ts), Ronnie Ball (p), Paul Chambers (b), Philly Joe Jones (d). Atlantic Studios, New York City, December 12, 1957 2869 Will You Still Be Mine unissued, master no longer exists 2870 The Best Things In Life unissued, master no longer exists 2871 Too Close For Comfort SD 1291 2872 It's All Right With Me - 2873 Tune Up unissued, master no longer exists WARNE MARSH (L) Warne Marsh (ts), Paul Chambers (b), Paul Motian (d). Atlantic Studios, New York City, January 16, 1958 2908 Yardbird Suite SD 1291 2909 My Melancholy Baby - 2910 Excerpt - 2911 Just Squeeze Me - 2912 unknown title unissued, master no longer exists note: Too Close For Comfort and Excerpt are truncated performances. They appeared in this form on the original album release. Album index: LP 1217 Lee Konitz & Warne Marsh LP 1224 Tristano LP/CD 1258 Lee Konitz Inside Hi-Fi LP 1273 The Real Konitz LP/SD 1291 Warne Marsh LP 1357 The New Tristano (J) P-6109-A Worthwhile Konitz (issued only in Japan) SD-2-7006 The Lennie Tristano Quartet<XC> Original sessions produced by Nesuhi Ertegun (A, D, E, I, J), Lennie Tristano (B, C, K, L) and Lee Konitz (H). Produced for release by Michael Cuscuna Executive producer: Charlie Lourie Recording engineer:Tom Dowd (A, I, J, K, L), Lennie Tristano ©, Rudy Van Gelder (D, E) and Peter Ind (H). Tape transfers and CD mastering: Malcolm Addey LP mastering: Duncan Stanbury, The Master Cutting Room Sessions A, K & L are in stereo. All other sessions are mono. note: timings on live performances reflect the duration of the music only Special thanks to James Austin (Rhino Records), Mark Leviton (Warner Special Markets) and Joey Helguera (Atlantic tape library). Produced Under License From Atlantic Recording Corp. ©1997 Atlantic Recording Corp. ©1997 Mosaic Records, Inc. Quote
Cliff Englewood Posted February 16, 2007 Report Posted February 16, 2007 Thanks Claude, I didn't realise that this set was so Konitz-heavy, not that there's anything wrong with that. Quote
mikelz777 Posted February 16, 2007 Report Posted February 16, 2007 The J.J. Johnson set is one I regret missing out on. Would someone be kind enough to post the discography and show me what I'm missing? Thanks. Quote
Soulstation1 Posted February 16, 2007 Report Posted February 16, 2007 The Complete Columbia J.J. Johnson Small Group Sess. (#169) DISCOGRAPHY (A) J.J. Johnson (tb), Bobby Jaspar (ts, fl -1), Hank Jones (p), Percy Heath (b), Elvin Jones (d). July 24, 1956 co56830 I Should Care unissued co56831 Overdrive CL935 co56832 Undecided -1 - co56833 Joey, Joey, Joey unissued co56834 Angel Eyes CL935 (B) J.J. Johnson (tb), Bobby Jaspar (ts, fl -1), Hank Jones (p), Wilbur Little (b), Elvin Jones (d). July 25, 1956 co56835 Tumbling Tumbleweeds CL935 co56836 Cube Steak - co56837 Never Let Me Go -1 - co56838 Solar - © J.J. Johnson (tb), Bobby Jaspar (ts, fl -1), Tommy Flanagan (p), Wilbur Little (b), Elvin Jones (d). July 27, 1956 co56315 Chasin' The Bird CL935 co56316 Naptown U.S.A. - co56317 It Might As Well Be Spring -1 - (D) J.J. Johnson (tb), Bobby Jaspar (ts, fl -1), Tommy Flanagan (p), Wilbur Little (b), Elvin Jones (d). January 29, 1957 co57273 Bird Song CL1084 co57274 It Could Happen To You -1 (omit tb) - co57275 Our Love Is Here To Stay (omit Jasper) - co57275 Blue Haze - co56830 I Should Care (remake) CL973 (E) J.J. Johnson (tb), Bobby Jaspar (ts, fl -1), Tommy Flanagan (p), Wilbur Little (b), Elvin Jones (d). January 31, 1957 co57277 Barbados CL1084 co57278 In A Little Provincial Town -1 - co57279 Cette Chose - co56833 Joey, Joey, Joey (remake) Playboy 1529/30 (F) J.J. Johnson (tb), Tommy Flanagan (p), Paul Chambers (b), Max Roach (d). April 11, 1957 co57801 I've Got You Under My Skin CL1020 co57802 Harvey's House CL1030 co57803 Nickels And Dimes - co57804 That Tired Routine Called Love - co57805 For Heaven's Sake - co57806 Paul's Pal - (G) J.J. Johnson (tb), Tommy Flanagan (p), Paul Chambers (b), Max Roach (d). April 12, 1957 co57807-4 It's Only A Paper Moon CL1030 co57808-1 Out Of My Dreams unissued co57809-1 Commutation CL1030 co57810-2 God Bless The Child unissued co57811-5 Be My Love CL1030 (H) J.J. Johnson (tb), Tommy Flanagan (p), Paul Chambers (b), Max Roach (d). April 26, 1957 co57724-1 Cry Me A River CL1030 co57725-4 Hello Young Lovers CS8109 co57726-5 100 Proof - co57727-2 What's New - (I) J.J. Johnson (tb), Tommy Flanagan (p), Paul Chambers (b), Max Roach (d). May 3, 1957 co57909-5 Kev CS8109 co57910-5 Gone With The Wind - co57811-1/2 Blue Trombone (Parts 1 and 2) - note: On CS 8109, Blue Trombone was issued in two parts. The tape ran out during the bass solo causing the break in the tune. But the tune was edited together as a continuous performance soon after the session. That version is used here for the first time. (J) J.J. Johnson (tb), Bobby Jaspar (ts, fl -1), Tommy Flanagan (p), Wilbur Little (b), Elvin Jones (d). May 14, 1957 co57944-1 Come Rain Or Come Shine unissued co57945-6 Tea Pot CL1084 co57946-2 So Sorry Please (no horns) - co57947-3 Old Devil Moon - (K) Nat Adderley (cor), J.J. Johnson (tb), Tommy Flanagan (p), Wilbur Little (b), Albert Tootie Heath (d). February 19, 1958 tk.2 Now's The Time CS8009 tk.2 What Is This Thing Called Love - tk.1 Misterioso - tk.3 Tune Up - tk.1 My Old Flame (omit tp) - tk.3 Walkin' - tk,1/2 Laura - note: CS8009 entitled In Person has dubbed-in applause and fake stage announcements. This is actually a studio recording as presented here. (L) Nat Adderley (cor), J.J. Johnson (tb), Tommy Flanagan (p), Wilbur Little (b), Albert Tootie Heath (d). May 26, 1958 co61161-5 Darling Je Vous Aime Beaucoup unissued co61162-2 Almost Like Being In Love - co61163-3 Love Letters - co61164-2 Decision - (M) Nat Adderley (cor), J.J. Johnson (tb), Tommy Flanagan (p), Wilbur Little (b), Albert Tootie Heath (d). August 29, 1958 co61444-2 Star Dust unissued co61445-2 Sidewinder - co61446-1 Bags' Groove FC38509 co61447-2 Pennies From Heaven unissued co61448-3 Alone Together - (N) Nat Adderley (cor), J.J. Johnson (tb), Bobby Jaspar (ts, fl-1), Cedar Walton (p), Spanky DeBrest (b), Albert Tootie Heath (d). March 18, 1959 co62425-6 Really Livin' CS8178 co62426-3 Alone Together -1 unissued co62527-5 Speak Low CS8178 (O) Nat Adderley (cor), J.J. Johnson (tb), Bobby Jaspar (ts, fl-1), Cedar Walton (p), Spanky DeBrest (b), Albert Tootie Heath (d). March 19, 1959 co62433-3 Decision -1 CS8178 co62434 Sidewinder rejected co62435-5 God Bless The Child -1 CS8178 co62436-5 Red Cross - (P) Nat Adderley (cor), J.J. Johnson (tb), Bobby Jaspar (ts, fl-1), Cedar Walton (p), Spanky DeBrest (b), Albert Tootie Heath (d). March 24, 1959 co62437-7 The Nearness Of You -1 unissued co62438-6 Almost Like Being In Love CS8178 co62439-3 Star Dust(omit Jaspar or Adderley) - co62434-11 Sidewinder - co63042-5 I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good (omit Jaspar) - (Q) Freddie Hubbard (tp), J.J. Johnson (tb), Clifford Jordan (ts), Cedar Walton (p), Arthur Harper (b), Albert Tootie Heath (d). August 1, 1960 co65102-L4 Mohawk (long version) CS8406 co65103-3 Shutterbug - co65104-L2 Aquarius (long version) unissued co65105-2 Blue 'N Boogie unissued ® Freddie Hubbard (tp), J.J. Johnson (tb), Clifford Jordan (ts), Cedar Walton (p), Arthur Harper (b), Albert Tootie Heath (d). August 3, 1960 co65116-L4 Fatback (long version) CS8770 * co65116-S2 Fatback (short version) CS8406 * co65117-3 In Walked Horace CS8406 co65118-3 Minor Mist - co65119-1 Turnpike unissued co65104-S6 Aquarius (short version) CS8406 co65102-S2 Mohawk (short version)) unissued * The piano intro was edited out of the issued Fatback(short version) on CS8406. Almost four minutes was edited out of Fatback (long version) on CS8770. Both versions are presented here in full. (S) J.J. Johnson (tb), Victor Feldman (p, celeste -1, organ -2), Sam Jones (b), Louis Hayes (d). December 15, 1960 co65714-2 Satin Doll CS8537 co65715-3 Flat Rock - co65716-8 Gigi -1 - co65717-2 Bloozineff - co65717-3 Bloozineff (organ version) -2 CS8565 (T) J.J. Johnson (tb), Victor Feldman (p, vibes -3), Sam Jones (b), Louis Hayes (d). December 21, 1960 co65867-8 How Long Has This Been Going On -3 unissued co65745-5 Goodbye -3 CS8537 co65746-2 When The Saints Go Marching In - co65747-4 I Waited For You unissued (U) J.J. Johnson (tb), Victor Feldman (p), Sam Jones (b), Louis Hayes (d). January 12, 1961 co65798-2 Jackie-ing CS8537 co65799-3 Sophisticated Lady - co65345-12 Full Moon And Empty Arms - ALBUM INDEX by J. J. Johnson CL 935 J Is For Jazz CL 973 Jay And Kai CL 1030 First Place CL 1084 Dial JJ5 CL 1161/CS 8009 JJ In Person CL 1303/CS 8109 Blues Trombone CL 1383/CS 8178 Really Livin' CL 1606/CS 8406 JJ Inc CL 1737/CS 8537 A Touch Of Satin Anthologies CL 1020 Jazz Omnibus CL 1765/CS 8565 Who's Who In The Swinging Sixties CL 1970/CS 8770 The Giants Of Jazz FC 38509 Almost Forgotten Original sessions produced by George Avakian (D, E, I, K), Bob Morgan (N, O), Irving Townsend (P), Tom Shepard (S), Teo Macero (Q, R, T, U) and Cal Lampley (all others) Produced for release by Michael Cuscuna Executive producer: Charlie Lourie Recording engineer: Fred Plaut (A-C, L, M, Q-U) and Frank Laico (all others) Recorded in New York City at Columbia Studio A (F, G) and 30th Street (all others) Sessions A-G are in mono, all others are stereo Transfer and remix engineer: Debra Parkinson LP & CD mastering: The Master Cutting Room Design direction: Richard Mantel Design production: InkWell, Inc. ©1996 Sony Entertainment, Inc./(p)1996 Sony Music Entertainment, Inc./Sony Music Special Products. Manufactured by Columbia Records, 550 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10022-3211/"Columbia" and "Sony" Reg. U.S. Patent & TM office/Marca Registrada/WARNING All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws. ©1996 Mosaic Records, Inc. All rights reserved. Quote
mikelz777 Posted February 16, 2007 Report Posted February 16, 2007 Thanks Soulstation, much appreciated. Quote
king ubu Posted February 16, 2007 Report Posted February 16, 2007 (edited) The Complete Recordings of T-Bone Walker 1940-1954 (not the official website disco, but what I found out searching the web myself) T-Bone Walker, g & voc; with: CD1 LES HITE AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Paul Campbell, Walter Williams, Forrest Powell, tp; Britt Woodman, Allen Durham, tb; Hite, Floyd Turnham, as; Quedellis “Que” Martyn, Roger Hurd, ts; Sol Moore, bs; Nat Walker, p; Frank Pasley, g; Al Morgan, b; Oscar Bradley, d. New York, circa, June 1940. Varsity T-BONE BLUES Freddie Slack, p; Jud De Naut, b; Dave Coleman, d. Hollywood, July 20, 1942. Capitol I GOT A BREAK, BABY A MEAN OLD WORLD with MARL YOUNG & HIS ORCHESTRA: unknown, tp, as, ts; Young, p; unknown, b, d; ensemble voc (-1). Chicago, poss. May 1945. Rhumboogie SAIL ON BOOGIE I’M STILL IN LOVE WITH YOU YOU DON’T LOVE ME BLUES T-BONE BOOGIE(-1) MEAN OLD WORLD BLUES EVENING with MARL YOUNG AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Melvin Moore, Nick Cooper, tp, background voc; Nathan Jones, Frank Derrick, as; Moses Grant, ts; Young, p, background voc; Mickey Sims, b; Red Saunders, d. Chicago, December 19, 1945. Mercury MY BABY LEFT ME COME BACK TO ME BABY BLUES SHE IS GOING TO RUIN ME I CAN’T STAND BEING WITHOUT YOU prob. same session with JACK MCVEA’S ALL STARS: Joe “Red” Kelly, tp; McVea, ts; Tommy “Crow” Kahn, p; Frank Clarke, b; Rabon Tarrant, d. Los Angeles, September 30, 1946. Black & White NO WORRY BLUES DON’T LEAVE ME BABY BOBBY SOX BLUES I’M GONNA FIND MY BABY with AL KILLIAN QUINTET : Killian, tp; Jack McVea, ts; Tommy Kahn, p; Frank Clarke, b; Rabon Tarant, d. Los Angeles, December 1946. Black & White I’M IN AN AWFUL MOOD IT’S A LOW DOWN DIRTY DEAL DON’T GIVE ME THE RUNAROUND (last track on CD 2) CD2 with AL KILLIAN QUINTET : Killian, tp; Jack McVea, ts; Tommy Kahn, p; Frank Clarke, b; Rabon Tarant, d. Los Angeles, December 1946. Black & White HARD PAIN BLUES (first three tracks on CD1) Teddy Buckner, tp; Bumps Meyers, ts; Lloyd Glenn, p; Arthur Edwards, b; Oscar Lee Bradley, d. Los Angeles, September 13, 1947. Black & White I KNOW YOUR WIG IS GONE T-BONE JUMPS AGAIN CALL IT STORMY MONDAY SHE HAD TO LET ME DOWN Teddy Buckner, tp; Bumps Meyers, ts; Willard McDaniel, p; Billy Hadnott, b; Oscar Lee Bradley, d. Los Angeles, November 6, 1947. Capitol SHE’S MY OLD TIME USED TO BE DREAM GIRL BLUES MIDNIGHT BLUES LONG LOST LOVER BLUES TRIFLIN’ WOMAN BLUES LONG SKIRT BABY BLUES GOODBYE BLUES TOO MUCH TROUBLE BLUES Same personnel as above. Los Angeles, November 7, 1947. Black & White I’M WAITING FOR YOUR CALL HYPIN’ WOMAN BLUES (last two tracks on CD3) CD3 Teddy Buckner, tp; Bumps Meyers, ts; Willard McDaniel, p; Billy Hadnott, b; Oscar Lee Bradley, d. Los Angeles, November 7, 1947. Capitol SO BLUE BLUES ON YOUR WAY BLUES (first two tracks on CD2) same personnel as above, but George Orendorff, tp for Buckner. Los Angeles, November 12, 1947. Black & White THE NATURAL BLUES THAT’S BETTER FOR ME FIRST LOVE BLUES LONESOME WOMAN BLUES same personnel as above, but Joe Davis, b for Hadnott. Los Angeles, November 13, 1947. Capitol/Comet VACATION BLUES INSPIRATION BLUES DESCRIPTION BLUES BONE SHUFFLE Jack Trainor, tp; Bumps Meyers, ts; Willard McDaniel, p; Billy Hadnott, b; Oscar Lee Bradley, d. Los Angeles, December 16, 1947. Capitol THAT OLD FEELING IS GONE THE TIME SEEMS SO LONG PRISON BLUES HOME TOWN BLUES same personnel as above. Los Angeles, December 17, 1947. Capitol WISE MAN BLUES MISFORTUNE BLUES (last two tunes on CD4) CD4 Jack Trainor, tp; Bumps Meyers, ts; Willard McDaniel, p; Billy Hadnott, b; Oscar Lee Bradley, d. Los Angeles, December 17, 1947. Capitol I WISH YOU WERE MINE I’M GONNA MOVE YOU OUT AND GET SOMEBODY ELSE (first two tunes on CD3) same personnel as above, but add unknown speech (-1). Los Angeles, December 18, 1947. Black & White SHE’S THE NO SLEEPIN’ EST WOMAN PLAIN OLD DOWN HOME BLUES (-1) BORN TO BE NO GOOD GO BACK TO THE ONE YOU LOVE same personnel as above, but George Orendorff, tp for Trainor. Los Angeles, December 29, 1947. Black & White I WANT A LITTLE GIRL I’M STILL IN LOVE WITH YOU YOU’RE MY BEST POKER HAND WEST SIDE BABY Eddie Hutcherson, tp; Eddie Davis, ts; Jim Wynn, as, bs; Edward Hale, as; Zell Kindred, p; Buddy Woodson, b; Robert “Snake” Sims, d. Los Angeles, April 5, 1950. Imperial GLAMOUR GIRL STROLLIN’ WITH BONES THE SUN WENT DOWN YOU DON’T LOVE ME same personnel as above. Los Angeles, April 5, 1950. Imperial TRAVELIN’ BLUES THE HUSTLE IS ON BABY, YOU BROKE MY HEART EVIL HEARTED WOMAN (last tune on CD5) CD5 Eddie Hutcherson, tp; Eddie “Lockjaw” Davis, ts; Jim Wynn, as, bs; Edward Hale, as; Zell Kindred, p; Buddy Woodson, b; Robert “Snake” Sims, d. Los Angeles, April 5, 1950. Imperial EVIL HEARTED WOMAN (first two tunes on CD4) unknown, tp, saxes; Marl Young, p; Billy Hadnott, b; Oscar Lee Bradley, d. Los Angeles, circa September 1950. Imperial I WALKED AWAY NO REASON LOOK ME IN THE EYE TOO LAZY unknown, tp, as; Eddie “Lockjaw” Davis, ts; Maxwell Davis, ts; Jim Wynn, ts, bs; William McDaniel, p; Billy Hadnott, b; Robert “Snake” Sims, d. Los Angeles, August 15, 1951. Imperial ALIMONY BLUES LIFE IS TOO SHORT YOU DON’T UNDERSTAND WELCOME BLUES same pers., Los Angeles, August 20, 1951. Imperial I GET SO WEARY YOU JUST WANTED TO USE ME TELL ME WHAT’S THE REASON I’M ABOUT TO LOSE MY MIND prob. same pers., Los Angeles, December 1951. Imperial COLD COLD FEELING NEWS FOR YOU BABY GET THESE BLUES OFF ME I GOT THE BLUES AGAIN THROUGH WITH WOMEN STREET WALKIN’ WOMAN BLUES IS A WOMAN I GOT THE BLUES CD6 prob. pers.: unknown, tp, as; Eddie “Lockjaw” Davis, ts; Maxwell Davis, ts; Jim Wynn, ts, bs; William McDaniel, p; Billy Hadnott, b; Robert “Snake” Sims, d. February & March 1952. Imperial HERE IN THE DARK BLUE MOOD EVERYTIME I MISS YOU BABY Walter Cox, ts; Frank Fields, b; Robert “Snake” Sims, d. prob. 1952 LOLLIE LOU PARTY GIRL LOVE IS A GAMBLE HIGH SOCIETY Dave Bartholemew, tp; Wendell Duconge, as; Lee Allen, ts; Herb Hardesty, bars; unk, p; Walter Nelson, g; Frank Fields, b; Cornelius Nelson, d; Baby Davis or Tiny Brown, voc (sounds like Davis to me). New Orleans, March 20 (or March 6), 1953. Imperial LONG DISTANCE BLUES GOT NO USE FOR YOU I’M STILL IN LOVE WITH YOU RAILROAD STATION BLUES Dave Bartholemew, tp; Wendell Duconge, as; Lee Allen, ts; Herb Hardesty, bars; unk, p; Walter Nelson, g; Frank Fields, b; Cornelius Nelson, d. November 6, 1953, Los Angeles. Imperial (or same as above, March 6, NO) WHEN THE SUN GOES DOWN PONY TAIL WANDERIN’ HEART I’LL ALWAYS BE IN LOVE WITH YOU prob. band for following tracks: Eddie “Lockjaw” Davis, Maxwell Davis, ts; Jim Wynn, ts, bari; Willard McDaniel, p; Billy Hadnott, b; Robert “Snake” Sims, d; and others [confirmed for GOT NO USE FOR YOU, I’M STILL IN LOVE WITH YOU & RAILROAD STATION BLUES, Los Angeles, CA, January 1953 and BYE, BYE, BABY, Los Angeles, CA, October 21, 1953, no details known for other tracks - THIS IS OBVIOUSLY WRONG, BLAME www.jazzdisco.org FOR THAT!] VIDA LEE MY BABY IS NOW ON MY MIND DOIN’ TIME BYE, BYE, BABY I’LL UNDERSTAND HARD WAY TEEN AGE BABY STRUGGLIN’ BLUES ***************************************************************** CD1 1. T-Bone Blues (3:17) 2. I Got a Break Baby (3:18) 3. Mean Old World (2:55) 4. Low Down Dirty Shame Blues (2:40) 5. Sail On Boogie (2:40) 6. I'm Still In Love With You (2:55) 7. You Don' Love Me Blues (2:39) 8. T-Bone Boogie (3:05) 9. Mean Old World Blues (2:53) 10. Evening (3:31) 11. My Baby Left Me (2:55) 12. Come Back To Me Baby (3:08) 13. I Can't Stand Being Without You (3:12) 14. She Is Going To Ruin Me (2:57) 15. No Worry Blues (alt) (2:47) 16. No Worry Blues (2:44) 17. Don't Leave Me Baby (alt) (2:50) 18. Don't Leave Me Baby (2:50) 19. Bobby Sox Blues (alt) (2:39) 20. Bobby Sox Blues (2:40) 21. I'm Gonna Find My Baby (2:56) 22. I'm In an Awful Mood (2:46) 23. It's a Low Down Dirty Deal (2:56) 24. Don't Give Me the Runaround (3:02) CD2 1. Hard Pain Blues (3:03) 2. I Know Your Wig Is Gone (2:44) 3. T-Bone Jumps Again (2:43) 4. Call It Stormy Monday (alt) (3:04) 5. Call It Stormy Monday (3:02) 6. She Had to Let Me Down (alt) (3:15) 7. She Had to Let Me Down (3:11) 8. She's My Old Time Used To Be (2:41) 9. Dream Girl Blues (alt) (2:36) 10. Dream Girl Blues (2:41) 11. Midnight Blues (alt) (2:52) 12. Midnight Blues (2:45) 13. Long Lost Lover Blues (alt) (2:56) 14. Long Lost Lover Blues (2:57) 15. Triflin’ Woman Blues (alt) (3:03) 16. Triflin’ Woman Blues (3:05) 17. Long Skirt Baby Blues (alt) (2:49) 18. Long Skirt Baby Blues (2:52) 9. Goodbye Blues (3:11) 20. Too Much Trouble Blues (alt) (2:45) 21. Too Much Trouble Blues (2:45) 22. I'm Waitin’ for Your Call (3:03) 23. Hypin’ Woman Blues (alt) (2:51) 24. Hypin’ Woman Blues (2:48) CD3 1. So Blue Blues (3:10) 2. On Your Way Blues (2:54) 3. The Natural Blues (3:05) 4. That’s Better For Me (2:39) 5. First Love Blues (alt) (3:06) 6. First Love Blues (3:10) 7. Lonesome Woman Blues (alt) (2:31) 8. Lonesome Woman Blues (alt) (2:26) 9. Lonesome Woman Blues (2:40) 10. Vacation Blues (2:56) 11. Inspiration Blues (alt) (2:48) 12. Inspiration Blues (2:49) 13. Description Blues (alt) (3:03) 14. Description Blues (3:08) 15. T-Bone Shuffle (alt) (2:37) 16. T-Bone Shuffle (3:00) 17. That Old Feeling Is Gone (2:54) 18. The Time Seems So Long (2:47) 19. Prison Blues (2:50) 20. Home Town Blues (2:57) 21. Wise Man Blues (alt) (3:15) 22. Wise Man Blues (3:00) 23. Misfortune Blues (alt) (3:02) 24. Misfortune Blues (2:59) CD4 1. I Wish You Were Mine (alt) (2:57) 2. I Wish You Were Mine (2:54) 3. I'm Gonna Move Yout Out and Get Somebody Else (2:58) 4. She’s the No Sleepin’est Woman (3:06) 5. She's the No Sleepin’est Woman (3:06) 6. Plain Old Down Home Blues (3:07) 7. Born to Be No Good (3:13) 8. Go Back to the One You Love (alt) (2:29) 9. Go Back to the One You Love (3:05) 10. I Want a Little Girl (2:48) 11. I'm Still In Love with You (2:57) 12. You're My Best Poker Hand (alt) (2:55) 13. You're My Best Poker Hand (2:56) 14. West Side Baby (2:48) 15. Glamour Gal (2:44) 16. Strollin’ with Bone (2:29) 17. The Sun Went Down (2:20) 18. You Don’t Love Me (2:55) 19. Travelin’ Blues (2:21) 20. The Hustle Is On (78 take) (2:34) 21. The Hustle Is On (LP take) (2:29) 22. Baby Broke My Heart (78 take) (2:45) 23. Baby Broke My Heart (LP take) (2:41) 24. Evil Hearted Woman (2:31) CD5 1. Evil Hearted Woman (alt) (2:37) 2. I Walked Away (2:18) 3. No Reason (alt) 2:32) 4. No Reason (2:31) 5. Look Me in the Eye (LP take) (2:10) 6. Look Me in the Eye (78 take) 2:27 7. Too Lazy (78 take) (3:04) 8. Too Lazy (LP take) (3:28) 9. Alimony Blues (2:41) 10. Life Is Too Short (2:45) 11. You Don’t Understand (2:39) 12. Welcome Blues (2:26) 13. I Get So Weary (2:43) 14. You Just Wanted to Use Me (2:25) 15. Tell Me What’s the Reason (2:39) 16. I'm About to Lose My Mind (2:23) 17. Cold, Cold Feeling (3:12) 18. News for My Baby (2:21) 19. Get These Blues Off Me (3:04) 20. I Got the Blues Again (3:16) 21. Through With Women (3:09) 22. Street Walking Woman (3:05) 23. Blues Is a Woman (2:48) 24. I Got the Blues (2:53) CD6 1. Here in the Dark (3:02) 2. Blue Mood (2:52) 3. Everytime (2:29) 4. I Miss You Baby (2:54) 5. Lollie Lou (2:56) 6. Party Girl (2:10) 7. Love Is a Gamble (2:55) 8. High Society (2:55) 9. Long Distance Blues (3:03) 10. Got No Use for You (2:40) 11. I'm Still In Love with You (3:06) 12. Railroad Station Blues (2:40) 13. Vida Lee (2:25) 14. My Baby Is Now on My Mind (2:38) 15. Doin’ Time (3:02) 16. Bye, Bye, Baby (2:46) 17. When the Sun Goes Down (2:31) 18. Pony Tail (2:23) 19. Wanderin’ Heart (2:31) 20. I’ll Always Be in Love with You (2:17) 21. I’ll Understand (2:06) 22. Hard Way (2:08) 23. Teen Age Baby (2:06) 24. Strugglin’ Blues (2:31) ***************************************************************** I don't vouch for any of this info and I'd be glad if anyone could correct it or complete it (mostly the last sessions). Edited February 17, 2007 by king ubu Quote
Cliff Englewood Posted February 17, 2007 Report Posted February 17, 2007 All hail the King!!!, nice one Mr Ubu. Quote
The Magnificent Goldberg Posted February 17, 2007 Report Posted February 17, 2007 Some of the T-Bone Walker details appear to be wrong. T-Bone did two sessions for Imperial in New Orleans. 20 Mar 1953, New Orleans T-Bone, vcl, g; Dave Bartholemew, tp; Wendell Duconge, as; Lee Allen, ts; Herb Hardesty, bars; unk, p; Walter Nelson, g; Frank Fields, b; Cornelius Nelson, d; Baby Davis or Tiny Brown, voc (sounds like Davis to me). Long distance blues Got no use for you I'm still in love with you Railroad station blues 6 November 1953, New Orleans T-Bone, vcl, g; Dave Bartholemew, tp; Wendell Duconge, as; Lee Allen, ts; Herb Hardesty, bars; unk, p; Walter Nelson, g; Frank Fields, b; Cornelius Nelson, d. When the sun goes down Pony tail Wanderin' heart I'll always be in love with you These details come off the JSP box, "New Orleans guitar". On the Dutch 2CD set of the "Complete Imperial recordings 1950-1954", it's speculated that both sessions may have been recorded on 6 March. (The November date is supposed to be Los Angeles, but it sure as hell sounds like Wendell on alto sax.) MG Quote
vajerzy Posted February 17, 2007 Report Posted February 17, 2007 The J.J. Johnson set is one I regret missing out on. Would someone be kind enough to post the discography and show me what I'm missing? Thanks. My JJ Mosaic is on Ebay now- the auction ends Tuesday evening: http://cgi.ebay.com/Mosaic-J-J-Johnson-Com...1QQcmdZViewItem Quote
mikelz777 Posted February 17, 2007 Report Posted February 17, 2007 Thanks for the heads up. I see that it already has 10 bids on it. I'm pretty certain it will go for much more than I'd be willing to pay for it. It would be really nice to have the set but I don't want it so badly that I'd pay a big premium price for it. Maybe someday I'll trip across someone who just wants their money back (or a little extra) from the set but until then, I'll just have to enjoy his in-print stuff. Quote
allblues Posted February 17, 2007 Report Posted February 17, 2007 Could anyone post the discography for #148 The Complete Capitol Small Group Recordings of Benny Goodman 1944-1955 (4 CDs or 6 Q-LPs) ? I've been looking for this too. I managed to figure most of it out with the help of the Connor books but would like to see what was in the Mosaic booklet. Quote
king ubu Posted February 17, 2007 Report Posted February 17, 2007 Some of the T-Bone Walker details appear to be wrong. T-Bone did two sessions for Imperial in New Orleans. 20 Mar 1953, New Orleans T-Bone, vcl, g; Dave Bartholemew, tp; Wendell Duconge, as; Lee Allen, ts; Herb Hardesty, bars; unk, p; Walter Nelson, g; Frank Fields, b; Cornelius Nelson, d; Baby Davis or Tiny Brown, voc (sounds like Davis to me). Long distance blues Got no use for you I'm still in love with you Railroad station blues 6 November 1953, New Orleans T-Bone, vcl, g; Dave Bartholemew, tp; Wendell Duconge, as; Lee Allen, ts; Herb Hardesty, bars; unk, p; Walter Nelson, g; Frank Fields, b; Cornelius Nelson, d. When the sun goes down Pony tail Wanderin' heart I'll always be in love with you These details come off the JSP box, "New Orleans guitar". On the Dutch 2CD set of the "Complete Imperial recordings 1950-1954", it's speculated that both sessions may have been recorded on 6 March. (The November date is supposed to be Los Angeles, but it sure as hell sounds like Wendell on alto sax.) MG Thank you, I'll correct that above. I got the info for these last sessions from jazzdisco.org, since a sampler of it came out on Blue Note and is listed there, with that wrong info, as it seems... Quote
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