looking for Charles Tolliver live at Historic Slugs cd

[926am]

I am looking for Charles Tolliver live at slugs cd. Issued twice. 1992 on strata-east and 1998 on charly. either issue is fine. will pay $50. Thanks for looking.

[travistaylorpt]

PM sent

[AllenLowe]

will pay $51; plus exorbitant shipping.

Edited August 2, 2013 by AllenLowe

[PHILLYQ]

Somebody at Hoffman had one for sale.

[felser]

all of the material and lots more is on the Mosaic Select.

[jlhoots]

Can't tell who's still looking, who's serious, etc., but I have a copy of the Charly version that I'll sell for the price(s) mentioned.

Personal or cashier's check only. No PayPal.

[relyles]

As said already, all the material is included in the Mosaic Select with additional material and remastered sound for less than the OP stated he is willing to pay. Seems to be the best option to me.

[AllenLowe]

ok, $5 with free shipping. But first I have to do an Indiegogo fundraiser.

[jlhoots]

Never mind!!

[J.A.W.]

As said already, all the material is included in the Mosaic Select with additional material and remastered sound for less than the OP stated he is willing to pay. Seems to be the best option to me.

There's just the small matter of the set being OOP...

[Rooster_Ties]

Even OOP, it's defininitely worth tracking down - even at twice the original Mosaic price (probably the going rate).

The bonus material is every bit as good, and substantial inclusion.

The live "Music Inc" quartet album "Impact" on enja (and especially it's recent CD reissue with two long bonus tracks, for a total of 25 minutes of extra material) is also just as important -- especially since it includes a version of "Brilliant Circles" - a tune otherwise only available on the Stanley Cowell album of the same name (with Woody Shaw). Never dreamed I'd get to hear a version of that tune with Charles Tolliver. (Not to be confused with the Strata East big band album "Impact" -- the one on enja is completely different.)

When you include the quartet's "Grand Max" from around that same time -- it's really amazing that there's over 5 hours (5!) of liver material by the various incarnations of the Music Inc quartet -- all from the early 70's -- floating around.

[relyles]

As said already, all the material is included in the Mosaic Select with additional material and remastered sound for less than the OP stated he is willing to pay. Seems to be the best option to me.

There's just the small matter of the set being OOP...

I suppose that would change things.

[Stefan Wood]

Geez, $100+ on Amazon for the Mosaic?!?

[BFrank]

Mosaic Selects aren't often "must-haves" for me. But the Tolliver set WAS one of those.

[Soulstation1]

Set seems like it's NOT OOP

http://www.mosaicrecords.com/prodinfo.asp?number=MS-037

Edited August 3, 2013 by Soulstation1

[Swinging Swede]

I suppose they are referring to MS-020 (quartet), not MS-037 (big band).

[king ubu]

surely they must be ...

[J.A.W.]

Set seems like it's NOT OOP

http://www.mosaicrecords.com/prodinfo.asp?number=MS-037

I suppose they are referring to MS-020 (quartet), not MS-037 (big band).

Yep, the quartet set MS-020 is the one being discussed and that one's OOP.

[Soulstation1]

I suppose they are referring to MS-020 (quartet), not MS-037 (big band).

S Swede(only)

Wonder why MS-20 is NOT listed on Mosaic's OOP list on their website?

Edited August 3, 2013 by Soulstation1

[Swinging Swede]

I guess that, with reduced personnel, there has been no one updating it consistently. I noticed that also the Stitt, the Liebman/Beirach Select and the Ellington Newport 1958 Single are missing from the OOP list.

[J.A.W.]

Mosaic's Scott Wenzel just told me the earlier Tolliver Select (MS-020) is indeed OOP; the OOP list on their site will be edited.

Edited August 3, 2013 by J.A.W.

[ElginThompson]

Mosaic Selects aren't often "must-haves" for me. But the Tolliver set WAS one of those.

Agree 100%. Was fortunate to pick off one of the last few before it went OOP (same day actually). Amazon has it at a reasonable price.