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The Complete Reprise Studio Recordings
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Miller Sound Lives Forever [BOX SET]
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The Columbia Years: '62-'68
: :While occasionally maligned, Thelonious Monk's '60s recordings for Columbia yielded many moments of warmth and ingenuity. His first two albums for the label, Monk's Dream and Criss-Cross, rank among his very best; the latter demonstrated the company's success in raising his profile, becoming in 1963 his sole LP to place on the pop charts. This three-CD box, like the 2000 collection of Prestige sessions, aims to push Monk's '60s music into the spotlight shared by his Blue Note and Riverside classics. While deviled by a handful of questionable choices, The Columbia ...
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A Week at the Blue Note
: :This six-CD set has its origin, no pun intended, in pianist Chick Corea's desire to go live with an acoustic band that needed absolutely no studio gimmicking or afterthought. In that spirit, he debuted the sextet, which features Corea alongside alto saxophonist Steve Wilson, tenor saxophonist Bob Sheppard, trombonist Steve Davis, bassist Avishai Cohen, and drummer Adam Cruz, with music from one evening in this stretch on one CD. Even further in the spirit of unedited performances, Corea has here packaged the complete sets from three of the Blue Note nights. ...
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Way Back Home
: :This six-CD set has its origin, no pun intended, in pianist Chick Corea's desire to go live with an acoustic band that needed absolutely no studio gimmicking or afterthought. In that spirit, he debuted the sextet, which features Corea alongside alto saxophonist Steve Wilson, tenor saxophonist Bob Sheppard, trombonist Steve Davis, bassist Avishai Cohen, and drummer Adam Cruz, with music from one evening in this stretch on one CD. Even further in the spirit of unedited performances, Corea has here packaged the complete sets from three of the Blue Note nights. ...
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The Complete Columbia Studio Sessions, 1965-68
:Album Description:Japanese limited edition 20bit mastered 6 CD box set. Limited edition for initial pressing only. Pre order basis only! :By 1965 Miles Davis had gone through a handful of stages, from the Birth of the Cool nonet's multihued orchestrations to the development of a hard-bop sound keeled on Davis's midregister wooziness and the band's driving backbone in the 'first' great quintet (featuring John Coltrane), to the modal freedom of Kind of Blue. So when the solidly established Davis convened a new quintet, known as his 'second' great one, and hired ...
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Satin Doll Collection: Feat All-Star Road Band
:Album Description:The legendary Duke Ellington was one of the greatest American composers of the twentieth century. His vast influence can be chronicled by the thousands of songs he wrote, including the hundreds that became standards of the 'American songbook.' This collection features five compact discs packaged in a beautiful black-lacquered wooden box.
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The History of Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers
:Album Description:The legendary Duke Ellington was one of the greatest American composers of the twentieth century. His vast influence can be chronicled by the thousands of songs he wrote, including the hundreds that became standards of the 'American songbook.' This collection features five compact discs packaged in a beautiful black-lacquered wooden box.
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King of the Clarinet 1938-39
:Album Description:The legendary Duke Ellington was one of the greatest American composers of the twentieth century. His vast influence can be chronicled by the thousands of songs he wrote, including the hundreds that became standards of the 'American songbook.' This collection features five compact discs packaged in a beautiful black-lacquered wooden box.
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The Complete Bill Evans on Verve
:Album Description:The packaging for this box set is made of untreated steel and is designed to be a unique, collectible object itself which will change in color, texture and appearance over time, and will rust. :The 18 CDs in this exhaustive set provide a comprehensive picture of Bill Evans from 1962 to 1969, a period when the pianist was both consolidating his fame and sometimes taking his music into untested waters, from unaccompanied piano to symphony orchestra. His work with multitracked solo piano, originally released as Conversations with Myself and the ...
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