Miles Davis - Chronicle: Complete Prestige Recordings 1951-1956 (8 CD) box set

[pglbook]

Offered for sale is a very nice copy of the following Miles Davis box set, priced at approx. $10 per CD shipped.

Miles Davis - Chronicle: The Complete Prestige Recordings, 1951-1956

8 CD, Prestige, 1987

Everything (outer box, CDs, jewel cases, large booklet) is in Near Mint (NM) condition with just a touch of shelf wear to upper and lower spinal corner of outer box. This is a nice and clean copy.

$72 (+ $10 media mail shipping)

U.S. shipping only

Payment by pay pal friends/family.

I will pack this well, ship it in a sturdy box, and provide a postal tracking # after mailing it.

[pglbook]

Price reduced to $70 (+ $10 shipping). That averages to only $10 per CD shipped.

Miles Davis -

 Chronicle: The Complete Prestige Recordings, 1951-1956, (8 CD, Prestige, 1987)

Everything (outer box, CDs, jewel cases, large booklet) is in Near Mint (NM) condition with just a touch of shelf wear to upper and lower spinal corner of outer box. This is a nice and clean copy.

$70 (+ $10 media mail shipping)

U.S. shipping only

Payment by pay pal friends/family.

I will pack this well, ship it in a sturdy box, and provide a postal tracking # after mailing it. I can only ship items on a Friday or Saturday. 

Edited Monday at 02:36 PM by pglbook

[felser]

That's a great set, still the best way to get all of the Miles pre - 1st Great Quartet material, 30+ years on.

[JSngry]

Those Prestige big boxes have proven to be all I need. It's all there.

[medjuck]

3 hours ago, JSngry said:

Those Prestige big boxes have proven to be all I need. It's all there.

Agreed (though IIRC, it leaves out the dialogue with Monk from the 12/24/54 session).  

[felser]

9 hours ago, JSngry said:

Those Prestige big boxes have proven to be all I need. It's all there.

Agreed in general.  I do like the three Coltrane sub-boxes they did just before ruining everything by selling out to Concord, and sold off the Coltrane big box when I got them, but I still have the Miles, Rollins, Dolphy big boxes.  Never went for the Evans or Montgomery boxes, which seemed to have excessive length due to so many existing alternate takes by Riverside compared to Prestige.

[mikeweil]

On 3/18/2025 at 4:51 AM, felser said:

 Never went for the Evans or Montgomery boxes, which seemed to have excessive length due to so many existing alternate takes by Riverside compared to Prestige.

As Wes playes totally differently solos on the alternates, I don't mind. And there are not that many on the Evans Riverside box.

Edited 21 hours ago by mikeweil

[felser]

1 hour ago, mikeweil said:

As Wes playes totally differently solos on the alternates, I don't mind. And there are not that many on the Evans Riverside box.

Good to know, thanks.