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I see the catalog popping up as new offerings at one of our Friendly Barcelonan Purveyors Of All Sorts Of Things...anybody know if a legit deal has been cut with the company, or is this more....you know?

Posted (edited)

The company that Jazz Records appears to be linked with on some CD sites (Orchard) would seem to have a NY address, for what it's worth ...

Q

Edited by Quasimado
Posted

I don't think these are bootlegs, no. Just because the company isn't totally active doesn't mean the stock isn't genuine.

See, that's what I'm hoping, that the company is now at best semi-active (because it takes time to do that type thing right) and that a deal was made to empty out excess inventory..

So with that hope at best 51% alive until hearing otherwise...check this out. Because this stuff is all going for "above retail" from Amazon sellers.

http://www.jazzmessengers.com/en/40025525/complete-catalog-of-the-label-jazz-records

  • 1 month later...
Posted

Jazz Records have just released "Descent into the Maelstrom".

HP is here: http://www.jazzrecordsinc.com/catalog.html

Lennie Tristano
Descent Into The Maelstrom
(JR14CD)


1. Descent Into the Maelstrom (3:28)
2. Dream (3:28)
3. Lullabye (1:53)
4. Image (4:11)
5. Take 1 (4:35)
6. Take 2 (3:12)
7. Take 3 (4:06)
8. Stretch (6:10)
9. Pastime (6:01)
10. Ju-Ju (3:33)
11. Con Con (8:51)

Lennie Tristano, solo piano except:

Stretch, Con Con: Lennie Tristano, piano; Sonny Dallas, bass; Nick Stabulas, drums. 1966
Pastime, Ju-Ju: Lennie Tristano, piano; Peter Ind, bass; Roy Haynes, drums. 1952
Take 1, 2 and 3 recorded in 1961.

Released by Jazz Records, Inc. by License Agreement with East Wind Music, Ltd. Co. Japan.
“Lullabye” and portions of “Pastime” and “Ju-Ju” previously unreleased.
 2014 Jazz Records Inc

Q

  • 1 month later...
Posted

Received JR 14 CD today - excellent - tracks are from the long out-of-print East Wind LP/CD.

Previously unreleased “Lullabye” and portions of “Pastime” and “Ju-Ju” are fascinating ...

Production was done in France - I read somewhere that Lennie Popkin and Carol Tristano (producers) are/ were now centered there (?).

Q

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

Jazz Records have just released "Descent into the Maelstrom".

HP is here: http://www.jazzrecordsinc.com/catalog.html

Lennie Tristano

Descent Into The Maelstrom

(JR14CD)

1. Descent Into the Maelstrom (3:28)

2. Dream (3:28)

3. Lullabye (1:53)

4. Image (4:11)

5. Take 1 (4:35)

6. Take 2 (3:12)

7. Take 3 (4:06)

8. Stretch (6:10)

9. Pastime (6:01)

10. Ju-Ju (3:33)

11. Con Con (8:51)

Lennie Tristano, solo piano except:

Stretch, Con Con: Lennie Tristano, piano; Sonny Dallas, bass; Nick Stabulas, drums. 1966

Pastime, Ju-Ju: Lennie Tristano, piano; Peter Ind, bass; Roy Haynes, drums. 1952

Take 1, 2 and 3 recorded in 1961.

Released by Jazz Records, Inc. by License Agreement with East Wind Music, Ltd. Co. Japan.

“Lullabye” and portions of “Pastime” and “Ju-Ju” previously unreleased. 2014 Jazz Records Inc

Q

Has anyone found a reliable US source for this CD? Descriptions of CDs with this title on Amazon and Ebay are so vague that I can't tell whether they are referring to this new Jazz issue or not.

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