Those were Prestige twofers from the 1970s. I had quite a lot of them in my LP days; I replaced most of them with Japanese replica LPs in the SMJ series, which had excellent sound and perfect pressings. Member @Soulpope often posts images of SMJ-series LPs here.
At Night At Birdland Vol. 1 - Art Blakey Quintet (Blue Note) CD Alto Saxophone – Lou Donaldson Bass – Curly Russell Drums – Art Blakey Piano – Horace Silver Trumpet – Clifford Brown 24 bit CD remastered in 2001 by RVG. Recorded 1954. What an essential and historic live recording. I was certain I was going to play this one today after watching last night's screening of the highly enjoyable and very interesting film Blue Note Records: Beyond the Notes If you get the chance to see this intriguing film I recommend you don't miss it. There is plenty of great footage, interviews and images, plus the added attraction of hearing some Blue Note classics blasting out of the cinema sound system. If I had the opportunity I would go and watch it all over again!
A two-fer from Chico on Impulse! el chico - chico hamilton (Impulse!) CD Alto Saxophone / Flute – Sadao Watanabe Bass – Al Stinson Drums – Chico Hamilton Guitar – Gabor Szabo Percussion [Latin] – Victor Pantoja / Willie Bobo Trombone – Jimmy Cheatham Recorded 1965 The Further Adventures Of El Chico - CHICO HAMILTON (Impulse!) CD Alto Saxophone – Charlie Mariano Bass – Richard Davis / Ron Carter Drums – Chico Hamilton Flute / Flute [Alto] – Jerome Richardson Guitar – Gábor Szabó Percussion [Latin] – Victor Pantoja / Willie Bobo Piccolo Flute – Danny Bank Trombone – Jimmy Cheatham Trumpet – Clark Terry Recorded 1966 Can't get enough at the moment of the mid 1960s Impulse! albums that feature both Chico & Gabor! Both above albums were issued back to back in 2011 on an Impulse! 2-on1/twofer CD
At Night At Birdland Vol. 2 - Art Blakey Quintet (Blue Note) CD Alto Saxophone – Lou Donaldson Bass – Curly Russell Drums – Art Blakey Piano – Horace Silver Trumpet – Clifford Brown 24 bit CD remastered in 2001 by RVG. Recorded 1954. Can't listen to Volume 1 and not pull out Volume 2 - which is possibly an even better listen than volume 1! "That's the way to go" - so says announcer MC - Pee Wee Marquette
The cover shown here is original on the BLUE NOTE 10" edition. The new 12" editions have a different co0ver art.
This title seems to be liked by others too!! Konitz,Lee Ezz-Thetic! 1951 Prestige 7827 Konitz,Lee Ezz-Thetic (Miles Davis/Teddy Charles) 1951/52 New Jazz(jap) 9295
Japanese edition by RVC Corporation RVJ-6093 in ther series "Legends Of Jazz" - Ⓟ 1980 Personal Choice Records Recorded live at Palm Beach Casino, France on January 22, 1980
John Zorn - Naked City (1989). With Bill Frisell, Wayne Horvitz, Fred Frith and Joey Barron. Eclectic, ecstatic, occasionally off-the-wall collection of frenetic originals and quirky covers of movie scores. Entertaining as hell.
Sonny Rollins - Tenor Madness (1956) 2015 OJC/Newbury Comics red vinyl with DCC stampers (LPZ-2022, STEVE HOFFMAN/KEVIN GRAY) Sonny Rollins - tenor sax John Coltrane - tenor sax (track 1 only) Red Garland - piano Paul Chambers - bass Philly Joe Jones - drums A recent Discogs purchase from the other Portland (Maine). Glad to see these stampers getting more use, and very happy to snag this level of quality for roughly 1/3 of the DCC price. Sonny approves! Sonny at Rudy's working on Sonny Rollins Volume 1 for Blue Note, 1956. Photo by Francis Wolff.
A "cutout" from LEONARD FEATHER's SERIES MCA2-4017 - issued 1973 on MCA and priviously issud on the DECCA label
BLUE TRAIN - JOHN COLTRANE (Blue Note) CD Bass – Paul Chambers Drums – Philly Joe Jones Piano – Kenny Drew Tenor Saxophone – John Coltrane Trombone – Curtis Fuller Trumpet – Lee Morgan Recorded 1957. CD edition remastered in 24 bit by RVG 2003. Another listen to this amazing recording. It's just so good and in so many ways.
A nice bargain made my day today € 14.25 for a 10 CD box. Have some material on vinyls but for the rest its really something.
This was released by a European public-domain label which doesn't have access to original sources like mastertapes. The recordings are owned by Universal (Blue Note), Sony (Columbia), Warner (Atlantic) and Concord (Prestige).
Correct (See also the "Proper Boxes" from the UK) all recycled from mint LP's. Most important: the playback quality is fine and this time it is. So where is the problem. The box is NOT illegal IMO.
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