Joe Henderson Sextet - The Kicker (from disc 1 of The Milestone Years) Joe Henderson, tenor sax; Grachan Moncur, trombone; Mike Lawrence, trumpet; Kenny Barron, piano; Ron Carter, bass; Louis Hayes, drums.
To be precise and because if by "the same program" he means largely the same tracks on the same tour then yes, it is. Mingus in Europe comes from the Wuppertal gig on 26th April The Great Concert of Charles Mingus is from Paris on 17th and 18th (1 track from 17th and remainder on 18th) Only the Concertgebouw Amsterdam on 10th April from that tour was on the Jazz Workshop box.
To avoid any confusion: the concert that was released on the Mingus in Europe CD above is not included in the (excellent) Mosaic set.
Phil Woods – Rights Of Swing (Candid) — With Benny Bailey (trumpet), Curtis Fuller or Willie Dennis (trombone), Phil Woods (alto sax), Sahib Shihab (baritone sax), Julius Watkins (French horn), Tommie Flanagan (piano), Buddy Catlett (bass), Osie Johnson or Granville Roker (drums) One of his best.
I thought I'd made that clear with my final point which said: "Only the Concertgebouw Amsterdam on 10th April from that tour was on the Jazz Workshop box."
Sorry no pic, with the latest update of IOS 9 my Flickr account no longer works. Art Ensemble Of Chicago "Les Stances A Sophie" CD
I bought this when I was 17, (1968) along with a copy of Bille Holiday "Lady In Satin" - same day! This is an amazingly good album Aretha was 18.. recorded 1959-1960.
Donald Byrd ~ Chant Blue Note Classic Series, UA 1979 with Pepper Adams, Herbie Hancock, Doug Watkins & Eddie Robinson Recorded at Van Gelder Studios, New Jersey, on April 17, 1961.
Elvin Jones - "Genesis" (1971) with Joe Farrell (tenor sax, soprano sax-1 track), Dave Liebman (tenor sax, soprano sax-1 track), Frank Foster (tenor sax, alto flute-1 track), Gene Perla (bass). (Japan CD 2014)
Hmmmm, every source I have sez it was April 19. Edit: Just checked my Allmusic guide and IT says April 17, 18, AND 19. So everywhere I look it's differeent. Anyone know the exact dates? My Penguin simply says: 4/64.
Everywhere I look add confusion. Online sources and my Allmusic Guide said this was the 17th, checked my copy: the 18th.
Ahhh the heck with it, on to Jimmy and his quartet..... Jimmy Giuffre - clarinet, tenor saxophone Jim Hall - guitar Buell Neidlinger - bass Billy Osborne - drums Recorded at the Five Sopt, July 19, 1960. Or was it??
More Elvin & Joe Farrell! Elvin Jones - "The Ultimate Elvin Jones" (1968) with Joe Farrell (tenor sax, soprano sax, flute-1 track), Jimmy Garrison (bass). (Japan CD 2014)
Looks like an LP sleeve; it has the LP catalogue number at the top, before "STEREO". I don't think it was ever released on a "legit" CD. Mosaic were thinking about a Jimmy Giuffre Verve set years ago, but that never materialized. Talking about Giuffre and Mosaic, their long OOP The Complete Capitol and Atlantic Recordings of Jimmy Giuffre set is excellent.
