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Selaws said:
They really do! The Don Rendell Ian Carr Quintet releases tend to be sought after, I guess their recordings for the Columbia Lansdowne Series shot them to the big time.

I just had a look and there are only 9 copies left. I knew it would go fast but I didnt expect it to go this fast!
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it sounds fantastic -- but at $20 shipping per record on bandcamp, that's tough. Does anyone know if going directly with them lowers the shipping (buying multiple records, they could ship them at their convenience....)
 
Selaws said:
They really do! The Don Rendell Ian Carr Quintet releases tend to be sought after, I guess their recordings for the Columbia Lansdowne Series shot them to the big time.

I just had a look and there are only 9 copies left. I knew it would go fast but I didnt expect it to go this fast!

Edit: I made the same blunder as @Andy and read the number available for the book.
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Selaws said:
They really do! The Don Rendell Ian Carr Quintet releases tend to be sought after, I guess their recordings for the Columbia Lansdowne Series shot them to the big time.

I just had a look and there are only 9 copies left. I knew it would go fast but I didnt expect it to go this fast!

Edit: I made the same blunder as @Andy and read the number available for the book.
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Ahahah! Same!
 
HuddieLedbetter said:
This took me to ESP's site, and they have some remarkable recordings if you want to go down the early/free jazz rabbit hole
Edit: Also a storefront with MediaMail (to Boston) for $2.80! (list on the LP, $24.95) -- the second link is 17 albums for $260

All of ESP's In-Print Jazz Vinyl

www.espdisk.com www.espdisk.com
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that 17 disk situation is tempting.
 
Looks like the Sam Records Sacha Distel might be getting a repress?
www.dustygroove.com

John Lewis & Sacha Distel : Afternoon In Paris (180 gram pressing) (LP, Vinyl record album)

We would gladly trade every other John Lewis album for a copy of this album -- because the album's a treasure all the way through -- and a really unique set, with a really unique feel! The session features Lewis' piano in the company of a hip French group that includes Sasha Distel on guitar...
www.dustygroove.com www.dustygroove.com

And Ron Jefferson should be back in stock around that date as well it seems!
 
MikeH said:
Looks like the Sam Records Sacha Distel might be getting a repress?
www.dustygroove.com

John Lewis & Sacha Distel : Afternoon In Paris (180 gram pressing) (LP, Vinyl record album)

We would gladly trade every other John Lewis album for a copy of this album -- because the album's a treasure all the way through -- and a really unique set, with a really unique feel! The session features Lewis' piano in the company of a hip French group that includes Sasha Distel on guitar...
www.dustygroove.com www.dustygroove.com

And Ron Jefferson should be back in stock around that date as well it seems!
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Oh wow, has Sam Records reissued other releases in the past?
 
mitchwagz said:
Just got a big box of tone poets and verve acoustic sounds series. Spinning Sarah Vaughan first and it’s an amazing sounding record. Probably the best version there is. Nina Simone ones are next.
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Your copy of SV have any significant inner groove distortion?
 
Russ I said:
I’m really enjoying the Barney Wilen RSD release wit Tete Montoliu, Barney and Tete. Great music and stellar recording/pressing (Elemental Music). I imagine it’s readily available—highly recommended.
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I will second this. I picked this up from Jazz Messengers online and was really impressed by it. Great pressing and great live session!
 
mitchwagz said:
Does anyone here have a record from the Venus label? Japanese label. I think they are very high quality but I’ve never bought a record on that label.
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Beware. Venus are the most brickwalled masters in jazz. Even the vinyl, taken from already highly compressed digital masters, are pretty highly compressed. The pressings themselves are superb.
The music is generally pretty conservative, formulaic fare. They pay the musicians well for the session but insist on mostly standard fare played straight.
 
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