Unissued Music You Would Like To See Released

[clifford_thornton]

59 minutes ago, colinmce said:

Interesting, that's good to know re: Dixon, had never seen that factchecked before.

Yeah, he mentions it in Dixonia.

Although it was issued on LP, it would be cool to get the Shandar album in correct ORTF concert order, maybe as a CD or digital release. It's one of Sunny's best. I'm sure there are other Acoustical Swing Unit live gigs that exist/were recorded.

[BFrank]

How about the ENTIRE Muse Catalog!

I don't understand how all of that great music can remain OOP for so long. Especially with the rise of remastered classic albums on vinyl.

[Kevin Bresnahan]

2 hours ago, BFrank said:

How about the ENTIRE Muse Catalog!

I don't understand how all of that great music can remain OOP for so long. Especially with the rise of remastered classic albums on vinyl.

Wasn't some of it tied up with legal issues for a while? I thought I read that Joe Fields & Don Schlitten couldn't agree on a separation agreement. Something about Fields' Cobblestone stuff that was released on Muse maybe?

[Ken Dryden]

I recorded the music from The Classic Concert Live, featuring Mel Torme, George Shearing and Gerry Mulligan, when it aired on NPR’s Jazz Alive! When I got the liner note assignment out of the blue years later, I was excited, since I had listened to the concert many times over the years. Unfortunately, Concord Jazz chose to omit some great music, including all three Mulligan big band instrumentals, especially a killer version of “K4 Pacific.” There was also a fine piano-bass duet of Sam Jones’ “One For Amos.” I understand why they likely omitted the Willard Robison medley, due to the goofy ending to it by Torme. I posted the unissued songs on archive.org long ago and it is unlikely that this music will ever be officially released.

I also have two or three songs from the live Kenny Barron &. John Hicks concert issued by Candid that were not released, but aired on NPR.