colinmce Posted October 27, 2009 Report Posted October 27, 2009 (edited) Here's what I've mocked up from looking at Amazon. I left out some of the less...essential Best of/Capitol/vocal items, but I assume most of those are still available to those who might want them. Still Available for Retail Sale: Bud Powell – Bud! Vol. 3 Horace Silver – In Pursuit of the 27th Man / Stylings of Silver Jimmy Smith – The Sounds of Jimmy Smith Cecil Taylor – Conquistador! Grant Green – Retrospective Thad Jones/Mel Lewis - Consummation Shank & Almeida - Brazilliance Not Available for Retail, but Reasonable Used: Art Blakey – Like Someone in Love / At The Jazz Corner of the World / The African Beat Sonny Clark – Dial ‘S’ For Sonny Joe Henderson – Our Thing John Gilmore & Cliff Jordan – Blowing in from Chicago Jackie McLean – Capuchin Swing / Right Now Blue Mitchell – Boss Horn / Down With It Hank Mobley – Hi-Voltage / Dippin’ / Reach Out Lee Morgan – The Rumproller / Tom Cat / Live at the Lighthouse Ike Quebec – Heavy Soul Jimmy Smith - At The Organ Vol. 3 Horace Silver - You Gotta Take A Little Love Chet Baker – Prince of Cool Stan Getz – The Complete Roost Recordings Joe Lovano – Quartets at the Village Vanguard The Complete Blue Note Recordings of Herbie Nichols Stanley Turrentine – Up At Minton’s Tina Brooks – Minor Move Elmo Hope – Trio & Quintet Bobby Hutcherson – Now! Charlie Rouse – Bossa Nova Bacchanal Jack Wilson – Easterly Winds Larry Young – Mothership Chet Baker & Art Pepper – Picture of Heath Don Ellis – Live At Monterey Richard Holmes & Gene Ammons – Groovin’ With Jug Jazz Crusaders – Lighthouse / ’66 / ’68 / Festival Album Gerry Mulligan – At Storyville / Konitz Meets Mulligan Cannonball Adderley – Domination Thad Jones/Mel Lewis – Central Park North Not Available for Retail & Collector-Priced: Leo Parker – Let Me Tell You ‘Bout It The Complete Blue Note Recordings of Fats Navarro & Tadd Dameron Tina Brooks – Back to the Tracks Tina Brooks – The Waiting Game Jackie McLean – Jacknife Freddie Hubbard - Goin' Up Frank Foster – Manhattan Fever Ike Quebec – Complete 45 Sessions Sam Rivers – Fuschia Swing Song Horace Silver – United States of Mind Stan Kenton – City of Glass Don Ellis - Live in 3 2/3 4 Time Sheila Jordan – Portrait of Sheila Edited October 27, 2009 by colinmce Quote
colinmce Posted October 27, 2009 Author Report Posted October 27, 2009 Interestingly enough, Jacknife is by far the most expensive item with the cheapest going for almost 70 bucks. Quote
Quincy Posted October 27, 2009 Report Posted October 27, 2009 Fuchsia Swing Song is supposedly available at Deepdiscount for $11.97. Not sure if it's one of those deals where they say they have it & they don't though. Quote
djcavanagh Posted October 27, 2009 Report Posted October 27, 2009 A vendor seems to have a new copy of Jacknife for £17.99 on amazon.co.uk and I'd guess that they actually have the copy for sale. International shipping is available. Quote
king ubu Posted October 27, 2009 Report Posted October 27, 2009 I thought I'd seen "Jacknife" in the on-going EMI sales over here... but I might have been mixing it up with another Mac... never got those as I have the 64-66 Mosaic box. Some of his finest albums in there! Quote
mikeweil Posted October 27, 2009 Report Posted October 27, 2009 The only ones from this list that I still don't have and considered to get are: Jazz Crusaders – Lighthouse / ’66 / ’68 Stanley Turrentine – Up At Minton’s I once listened to the Jazz Crusaders in a record shop, but they didn't thrill me that much - what do you think? Quote
The Magnificent Goldberg Posted October 27, 2009 Report Posted October 27, 2009 The only ones from this list that I still don't have and considered to get are: Jazz Crusaders – Lighthouse / ’66 / ’68 Stanley Turrentine – Up At Minton’s I once listened to the Jazz Crusaders in a record shop, but they didn't thrill me that much - what do you think? Those Lighthouse Crusaders albums are my favourites of them - by a long way. The Minton's set is among my least favourite albums of Stanley (and Grant Green). MG Quote
king ubu Posted October 27, 2009 Report Posted October 27, 2009 Yes, the Crusaders are good! I have the three live albums and the Chile one (I think another live album failed to appear on CD before EMI folded up its jazz department?). The live material is all good! I think the Turrentine is fine, but it was among my first 15 or 20 jazz purchases, so I may not be objective... Quote
RDK Posted October 27, 2009 Report Posted October 27, 2009 Good list! I'll have to keep it with me while shopping as I occasionally come across some of the "rarer" ones. Quote
Royal Oak Posted October 27, 2009 Report Posted October 27, 2009 A number of Leo Parkers available on Amazon.co.uk for around $8.00. Quote
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