Tony Pusey Posted September 17, 2004 Report Posted September 17, 2004 Thanks Jim, I think that perhaps you are on the right track, I will certainly look at this link. Incidently this is one fine collection! Quote
DIS Posted September 18, 2004 Report Posted September 18, 2004 Thanks, Jim. I'm very grateful for the discographical data on the Mosaic Basie Studio Recordings. Quote
RDK Posted September 20, 2004 Report Posted September 20, 2004 Was going through some files and found this one, from the Stuff Smith set... (A) Stuff Smith (v), Dudley Brooks (p), Jess Simpkins (b) Radio Recorders, LA October 25, 1956 4037-3 Hillcrest previously unissued 4038-1 The Blues I Know - 4039-1 Skip It - 4040-1 Uh-Ruh - (B) Stuff Smith (v), Jimmy Jones (p), Red Callendar (b) Radio Recorders, LA November 19, 1956 4041-3 My Thoughts previously unissued 4042-2 Live And You’ll Learn - 4043-1 Night Falls Again - 4044-1 Minuet In Swing - 4045-3 Midway - 4046-1 I Lost My Heart by The River - 4047-1 Won’t You Take A Lesson In Love? - 4048-1 What I Say - © Stuff Smith (v), Carl Perkins (p), Curtis Counce (b), Frank Butler (d) Capitol Studios, LA January 21, 1957 20589-1 It's Wonderful Verve MGV 8282, (CD) 314 521 676-2 20590-6 Coming Through The Rye - - 20591-7 Ja-Da - - note. The master tape to the first tune on this session "Desert Sands" (20588-3) was slashed with a razor blade and beyond repair. (D) Stuff Smith (v), Carl Perkins (p), Red Callendar (b), Oscar Bradley (d) Capitol Studios, LA February 5, 1957 20612-2 Indiana Verve MGV 8282, (CD) 314 521 676-2 20613-3 Blow Blow Blow - - 20614-1 Calypso - - 20615-2 I Wrote My Song - - 20616-4 Oh, But It Is - - 20617-1 Stop-Look - - 20618-4 Would You Object? - - 20619-7 Crazy Rhythm - (E) Stuff Smith (v), Oscar Peterson (p), Barney Kessel (g), Ray Brown (b), Alvin Stoller (d) Glen Glenn Sound, LA March 7, 1957 20734-4 Desert Sands Verve MGV 8206, (CD) 314 521 676-2 20735-6 Soft Winds - - 20736-3 Time And Again (aka Don't You Think?) - - 20737-4 It Don't Mean A Thing - - 20738-2 In A Mellotone - (F) Stuff Smith (v), Oscar Peterson (p), Barney Kessel (g), Ray Brown (b), Alvin Stoller (d) Glen Glenn Sound, LA March 12, 1957 20749-1 I Know That You Know Verve MGV 8206, (CD) 314 521 676-2 20750-3 Heat Wave - 20750-4 Things Ain't What They Used To Be - - 20751-1 Body And Soul - (G) Dizzy Gillespie (tp), Stuff Smith (v), Wynton Kelly (p), Paul West (b), J.C. Heard (d), The Gordon Family (vcl)-1. WOR Studios, NYC April 17, 1957 20866-5 Rio Pakistan Verve MGV 8214, (CD) 314 521 676-2 20867-6 It's Only A Paper Moon - - 20868-8 Purple Sounds - - 20869-10 Russian Lullaby - - 20870-12 Oh, Lady Be Good-1 - - (H) Stuff Smith (v,vcl-1),Shirley Horn (p, vcl-2) Lewis Packer (b) Harry Saunders (d ). Edgewood Recording Studios, Washington, D.C. August 7, 1959 26471-3 'S Wonderful Verve MGV 8339 26472-1 A Foggy Day -2 previously unissued 26473-5 I Loves You Porgy -2 - 26474-5 Somebody Loves Me -1 Verve MGV 8339 26475-1 Strike Up The Band-3 - 26476-3 Oh Lady Be Good -1 - 26477-5 Fascinating Rhythm -3 previously unissued 26478-1 The Man I Love Verve MGV 8339 26479-2 They Can't Take That Away From Me - 26480-4 Love Is Here To Stay-2 previously unissued 24481-5 Nice Work If You Can Get It Verve MGV 8339 -3 John Eaton is credited in the Verve log and on the LP as being the pianist on this session. Stuff Smith asserted and Shirley Horn recently confirmed that Horn is in fact the pianist. Eaton was present at the session and, most likely, plays on "Strike Up The Band" and "Fascinating Rhythm". (I) Stuff Smith (v), Paul Smith (p), Red Mitchell (b), Sid Bulkin (d). United Recorders, LA, October 22, 1959 22952-4 Whatcha Gonna Do When You Dance Past 42 (Whatcha Gonna Do, Baby, With My Lovin') previously unissued 22953-2 Blue Violin Verve MGV 8339 22954-2 Undecided - 22955-1 (You Are So) Nice And Warm - 22956-2 Take The A Train - (J) Stuff Smith (v,vo-1), Ray Nance (v), Kenny Burrell (g), Jimmy Jones (p), Milt Hinton (b), Osie Johnson (d). Webster Hall, NYC, March 23, 1964 64VK308-10 Up Jumps Sally previously unissued 64VK308-11 Up Jumps Sally - 64VK309-4 Miracles-1,2 - take 4 Play (aka Timme's Blues) -2 - -2 add second bass, probably George Duvivier. ALBUM INDEX: Verve MGV 8206 Stuff Smith Verve MGV 8214 Dizzy Gillespie And Stuff Smith Verve MGV 8339 Cat On A Hot Fiddle Verve MGV 8282 Have Violin, Will Swing Verve (CD) 314 521 676-2 Stuff Smith,Dizzy Gillespie & Oscar Peterson _______________________________________________________________________ Original sessions produced by Norman Granz (E,F & G), Russ Garcia (H & I) and probably Val Valentin (J), others unknown Produced for release by Michael Cuscuna and Scott Wenzel Executive producer: Charlie Lourie Tape transfers: Chris Herles Masteried by Malcolm Addey Sessions H,I and J are stereo. All others are mono. Special thanks to Anthony Barnett, Ben Young and the Institute Of Jazz Studies Producer's Note This set contains all of the sessions that Stuff Smith made for Verve as a leader. A 1957 Paris encounter with Stephane Grappelli, while often listed in Verve discographies, was a Norman Granz master that was finally issued on Pablo a few years ago. While there is a wealth of unissued material on this set, the version of "Desert Sands" that he recorded on the January 21, 1957 session is sadly not among them. At some point, someone took a razor blade and slice through the entire tune. It literally would take weeks to reassemble and, because the cuts weren't clean, would probably never be in listenable shape. All of the sessions are in chronological order with one exception. The Stuff Smith-Dizzy Gillespie session precedes the marathon March sessions with Oscar Peterson so that they can fit onto one CD uninterrupted. Quote
wesbed Posted October 15, 2004 Report Posted October 15, 2004 The Complete Capitol Recordings of the Gene Krupa and Harry James Orchestras (#192) Quote
Kevin Bresnahan Posted October 15, 2004 Report Posted October 15, 2004 I was talking to Mosaic the other day and they mentioned that they will be changing their web site soon. I told them that I hope they keep all the directory structures the same so we could continue to access these old discographies. My statement caught them a bit off guard so I explained to them what we do here with the links. They really liked that we still use these discographies and they are looking into having them in the "No Longer Available" section of the new web site. Hopefully this happens. However, in the chance that they don't do this, anyone who wants to back these old discographies up, should do so soon. I have no idea when the changeover will happen but you don't want to wait until they're gone. Later, Kevin Quote
RDK Posted October 15, 2004 Report Posted October 15, 2004 Good idea, Kevin. I know we have many of them posted here and some of us have some of them stored on our computers, but perhaps we can make a dedicated threat (not unlike this one) that organizes the lists better. Does anyone know which ones (of those once available) are missing? Quote
Michael Fitzgerald Posted October 15, 2004 Report Posted October 15, 2004 I wonder if there is interest in having this information available in an improved format (with track timings and composers integrated rather than in a separate section from session info). For users here who would be willing to download the free BRIAN discographical database software (Windows or Mac), I could supply the contents of many Mosaic (and other) boxed sets - I think more than 75 at this point (including many "hypothetical" boxed sets like "Complete Jimmy Heath Riverside Sessions"). If we could find some industrious set-owners, the data for additional sets could be entered and then made available to other BRIAN users, either on a individual session basis or in a zip file of every session in a boxed set. The benefits of having it in database format rather than plain text would be significant (of course, you could easily "print" a report in html format). For sample reports, just look at any of my discographies on www.JazzDiscography.com Just in terms of Mosaic sets: Basie Live, Basie Studio, Blakey, Byrd/Adams, Cherry, Cole, DeFranco, Donaldson, Fuller, Giuffre, Green, Hill, Jazztet, JJ Johnson, McLean, Mingus Candid, Mitchell, Mobley, Moncur, Morgan, Pearson, Rivers, Rogers, Jimmy Smith. And I'm adding new stuff every day. Other BRIAN users are working on the stuff like the Commodore sets. After having dealt with the good, the bad, and the ugly in text discographies for years, I'm thoroughly sold on the database format and would love to help others see the light. Mike Quote
wesbed Posted October 15, 2004 Report Posted October 15, 2004 After having dealt with the good, the bad, and the ugly in text discographies for years, I'm thoroughly sold on the database format and would love to help others see the light. Mike: I just took a look at the BRIAN screens via your website. This looks very cool. I will continue reading... Quote
Michael Fitzgerald Posted October 16, 2004 Report Posted October 16, 2004 For those interested, all sessions in the following Mosaic sets are now entered in BRIAN: Clifford Brown, Monk Blue Note, Herbie Nichols, Bud Powell. Mike Quote
steveja7 Posted October 31, 2004 Report Posted October 31, 2004 That is extremely helpful. Does anyone have a link to the discography for the Nat King Cole set. That would would be very, very helpful. You can find the NKCT sessionography, as copied from the Mosaic set, here: http://www.jazzdiscography.com/Artists/Cole/NKCT.html This was created using my Brian program. Steve Albin Quote
LAL Posted November 18, 2004 Report Posted November 18, 2004 Links are gone after the website change. I should have paid heed to Kevin's advice to save the discographies. Quote
wesbed Posted November 18, 2004 Report Posted November 18, 2004 (edited) I believe the information we're interested in is still laying around somewhere on the internet. It's a matter of digging it up again. Check out this link, for example: http://web.archive.org/web/20010617163651/...?SelectionID=27 Remember this old friend, the picture of Hank on the Mosaic front page? http://web.archive.org/web/20010401171719/...aicrecords.com/ Edited November 18, 2004 by wesbed Quote
desertblues Posted November 18, 2004 Report Posted November 18, 2004 Great! Thanks for the links. Mucho Gracias! Quote
Brad Posted July 10, 2005 Report Posted July 10, 2005 I looked at the Cole discography, grouped after Artists but then when I go to the Artists page, there's nothing there. I don't see a list of Mosaic discographies that I can access. Quote
Jim R Posted July 10, 2005 Report Posted July 10, 2005 Sorry Brad, but you lost me there. What link did you click on? What else are you specifically looking for? (Not sure I can help, but thought I'd ask anyway) Quote
Brad Posted July 13, 2005 Report Posted July 13, 2005 Jim, The link is a couple of posts up from Steve Albin. What I was looking for was links to all the Mosaic discographies that Mike said he had done but it turns out they're only available through the Brian software although somehow the NKC discorgraphy is on this link but then if you shorten the link to see the list of artists, NKC doesn't appear. I don't know if I confused the matter further but I guess it's not a big deal. Quote
tranemonk Posted July 27, 2005 Report Posted July 27, 2005 hate to ask this... but can someone post the CD discography of The Complete Recordings of the Paul Desmond Quartet with Jim Hall? thanks Quote
Ron S Posted July 27, 2005 Report Posted July 27, 2005 hate to ask this... Then don't. (BTW, Dude, you were so right--for once --about that O'Day set. I'm only on Disc 1 so far, and I'm in love. Think she'd be interested in someone almost 40 years younger?) Quote
Jim R Posted July 27, 2005 Report Posted July 27, 2005 Can't necessarily vouch for its accuracy, but found this on the "Pure Desmond" website... The Complete Recordings of the Paul Desmond Quartet with Jim Hall Mosaic Records (MD4-)120 DISCS 1-4 Disc 1 - 1959-1963 Cuts #1-7 were released by Warner Bros. on WS 1356, First Place Again! Cut #8 was released on Playboy PB-1959-C, The Playboy Jazz All-Stars Album, Vol 3. Cut #9 was recorded for RCA but previously unreleased. Cuts #10 & 12 were released by RCA on Take Ten, LSP 2569. Cut #11 was released by RCA on Easy Living, LSP 3480. 1. East of the Sun (H) (Brooks-Bowman) 5:41 2. For All We Know (H) (Coots-Lewis) 5:30 3. I Get a Kick Out of You (H) (Porter) 8:35 4. Greensleeves (H) (Trad. Arr: Desmond) 2:02 5. Two Degrees East, Three Degrees West (H) (Lewis) 7:25 6. Time After Time (H) (Cahn-Styne) 6:09 7. You Go To My Head (H) (Coots-Gillespie) 6:24 8. Susie (H) (Desmond) 3:49 9. Out of Nowhere (D) (Heyman-Green) 5:46 10. The One I Love © (Jones-Kahn) 6:35 11. Polka Dots and Moonbeams © (Burke-Van Heusen) 5:51 12. Samba de Orfeu © (Maria-Bonfa) 4:19 Disc 2 - 1963-1964 Cuts #3,5,7 were recorded for RCA but previously unreleased. Cuts #1 & 13 were released by RCA on Glad to be Unhappy, LSP 3407. Cuts #2,4,6,8,9,11 were released by RCA on Take Ten, LSP 2569. Cuts #10 & 12 were released by RCA on Easy Living, LSP 3480. 1. Poor Butterfly © (Hubbell-Golden) 7:17 2. Theme from Black Orpheus © (Maria-Bonfa) 4:10 3. Embarcadero © (Alternate) (Desmond) 4:56 4. El Prince © (Desmond) 3:23 5. El Prince © (Alternate) (Desmond) 5:35 6. Alone Together © (Dietz-Schwartz) 6:51 7. The Night Has a Thousand Eyes © (Bernier-Brainin) 7:17 8. Nancy © (Silvers-Van Heusen) 6:03 9. Embarcadero © (Desmond) 3:58 10. Blues for Fun © (Desmond) 6:24 11. Take Ten (W) (Desmond) 3:12 12. That Old Feeling (W) (Fein-Brown) 5:45 13. Angel Eyes (W) (Dennis-Brent) 6:15 Disc 3 - 1964 Cuts #1,4,7,10 were recorded for RCA but previously unreleased. Cuts #2 & 11 were released by RCA on Glad to be Unhappy, LSP 3407. Cut #3 was released by RCA on Easy Living, LSP 3480. Cuts #5,6,8,9,12,13 were released by RCA on Bossa Antigua, LSP 3320. 1. Rude Old Man (W) (Wright) 5:38 2. A Taste of Honey (W) Scott-Marlow) 4:28 3. When Joanna Loved Me (W) (Wells-Segal) 5:43 4. Polka Dots and Moonbeams (Alternate) (W) (Burke-Van Heusen) 5:10 5. Samba Cantina (W) (Desmond) 5:37 6. Bossa Antigua (W) (Desmond) 4:36 7. Samba Cepeda (W) (Desmond) 5:06 8. A Ship Without a Sail (W) (Rodgers-Hart) 6:17 9. The Night Has a Thousand Eyes (W) (Bernier-Brainin) 4:41 10. O Gato (Alternate) (H) (Hall) 4:52 11. Any Other Time (W) (Desmond) 4:21 12. The Girl from East 9th Street (W) (Desmond) 5:55 13. Curacao Doloroso (W) (Desmond) 4:26 Disc 4 - 1964-1965 Cuts #3,7-9 were recorded for RCA but previously unreleased. Cut #1 was released by RCA on Bossa Antigua, LSP 3320. Cuts #2,4,5 were released by RCA on Glad to be Unhappy, LSP 3407. Cuts #6, 10-12 were released by RCA on Easy Living, LSP 3480. 1. O Gato (W) (Hall) 4:24 2. Starnger in Town (W) (Torme) 4:23 3. By the River Saint Marie (W) (Leslie-Warren) 6:14 4. Glad to be Unhappy (W) (Rodgers-Hart) 5:32 5. Hi-Lili, Hi-Lo (W) (Deutsch-Kaper) 4:40 6. Easy Living (W) (Robin-Rainger) 7:04 7. All Across the City (W) (Hall) 4:30 8. Bewitched (Alternate) (W) Rodgers-Hart) 7:46 9. All Through the Night (W) (Porter) 5:27 10. I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face (H) (Lerner-Loewe) 4:14 11. Here's That Rainy Day (H) (Burke-Van Heusen) 12. Bewitched (H) (Rodgers-Hart) 6:21 Paul Desmond/Alto Sax Jim Hall/Guitar Connie Kay/Drums Cuts marked (H): Percy Heath/Bass Cut marked (D): George Duvivier/Bass Cuts marked ©: Gene Cherico/Bass Cuts marked (W): Gene Wright/Bass Quote
tranemonk Posted August 6, 2005 Report Posted August 6, 2005 can I get the George Shearing Mosiac set discography posted (cd version)???? thanks Quote
Swinging Swede Posted August 6, 2005 Report Posted August 6, 2005 Well, here is a link to the discography for the Shearing LP set at least. Did it differ from the CD set? The Complete Capitol Live Recordings of George Shearing (#157) Quote
tranemonk Posted August 6, 2005 Report Posted August 6, 2005 thanks... and I think the CD set is different.... Well, here is a link to the discography for the Shearing LP set at least. Did it differ from the CD set? The Complete Capitol Live Recordings of George Shearing (#157) ← Quote
tranemonk Posted August 28, 2005 Report Posted August 28, 2005 would someone be so kind to post the Count Basie Studio Roulette Recordings Discography??? (the CD Version) I have much of the session info but it's incomplete and I have no song titles... thanks. Quote
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