kafunis
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Ah Ok thanks, I looked at the local list down here and it says 12 June, but could be a fuck up.
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might be different down there. I’m sure there have been a few staggered releases across continents before
Selaws
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I had that and the Roy Hargroves on my list but according to the info my local had they are both in the second drop. Could have been been pushed back (im sure the Hargroves was on the first originally).
Dark Star Boogie
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Does anyone think Quiet Kenny will get a wider standard release eventually?
indiana45s
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I expect this pressing will not saturate the market and will be available once distribution bottlenecks are cleared up. They made 3900 copies and it is an obscure title. The Analogue Productions 33 rpm was available for a long time before it sold out and I expect they made far fewer copies. There are also a ton of great Japanese reissues of this particular title.
kafunis
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Yes it’s quite crazy how suddenly everyone wants this particular title when really its not like there aren’t heaps of other good options out there, Marketing at it’s finest.
Selaws
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Im almost sure that Craft will release a 'standard' stereo version at some point. They have done it before with a mono rsd release and stereo standard, so I would avoid the crazy mark-ups for now.
To be honest, I don't think any of those options are cheap, the AP definitely isn't. I'm sure there will be more quality represses though, if I bide my time I'll get it at a decent price.
indiana45s
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It is one of the few AP 33 rpm reissues I bought.
Also, do not sleep on the OJC, which can be obtained on the cheap. Most of the OJC titles are all analogue and excellent. As I understand it, there is no true mono of this album and it is only a fold-down created in-studio, unless they used a folded-down tape from a previous fold?
The only thing that could lure me out of my jazz cave might be a one-step copy!
I think those discogs prices on the AP 33 rpm are just people fishing. If you look at sold copies, the price is way lower. Plus, it could always come back into print.
Also, do not sleep on the OJC, which can be obtained on the cheap. Most of the OJC titles are all analogue and excellent. As I understand it, there is no true mono of this album and it is only a fold-down created in-studio, unless they used a folded-down tape from a previous fold?
The only thing that could lure me out of my jazz cave might be a one-step copy!
I don't know if this release is considered hard to find or not but there are a few copies of Barney Wilen La Note Bleue on Souffle Continu at 79,90€.
www.soufflecontinu.com
Souffle Continu - Disquaire independant et spécialisé, Paris 11
Nouveautés et Réeditions Vinyles, DVD et CD.
www.soufflecontinu.com
Selaws
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I thought this was moved to the next drop. At least I have an idea of price now....not cheap.I don't know if this release is considered hard to find or not but there are a few copies of Barney Wilen La Note Bleue on Souffle Continu at 79,90€.
Souffle Continu - Disquaire independant et spécialisé, Paris 11
Nouveautés et Réeditions Vinyles, DVD et CD.
I thought too but saw it at Balades Sonores and a couple other French shops too.
MikeH
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if only Craft was in the One Step Game! Haha some people think the mono RSD release was to drum up interest in a stereo One Step.
as for why it was so popular: so many speculators bought them up to flip because of how Craft has made a name for themselves with the one steps. Outside of that, even then big shops like PlaidRoom didn’t seem to get a ton of copies. It was just a small release. And vinyl buying is at a way different level in terms of the number of people buying audiophile releases than it was when it got an AP release. If AP released it today, I guarantee it would sell out very quickly.
Mr Moore
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Haven't noticed mention elsewhere but I just saw a couple of pre-order links for Art Pepper (+11 and The Rhythm Section). Mastered by Grundman, Pressed at QRP. £30 each over here. Part of Contemporary Records 70th Anniversary but couldn't find anything else mentioned.
UK links:
driftrecords.com
driftrecords.com
UK links:
Art Pepper - +11
Saxophonist Art Pepper’s classic 1960 big band album with direction and arrangements by American jazz pianist, composer, arranger, record producer, music director and conductor, Marty Paich.+ Very limited edition.Features modern jazz classics by Gillespie, Monk, Parker, Rollins and Mulligan...
driftrecords.com
Art Pepper - The Rhythm Section
Featuring an all-star quartet that includes Red Garland, Paul Chambers and “Philly” Joe Jones.+ Very limited edition.Recorded by legendary engineer Roy DuNann.All-Analog mastering from the original tapes by Bernie Grundman at Bernie Gundman Mastering.Pressed on 180-gram audiophile quality vinyl...
driftrecords.com
MikeH
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Oh boy! I'm glad they are starting to do some Contemporary high quality reissues again.Haven't noticed mention elsewhere but I just saw a couple of pre-order links for Art Pepper (+11 and The Rhythm Section). Mastered by Grundman, Pressed at QRP. £30 each over here. Part of Contemporary Records 70th Anniversary but couldn't find anything else mentioned.
UK links:
Art Pepper - +11
Saxophonist Art Pepper’s classic 1960 big band album with direction and arrangements by American jazz pianist, composer, arranger, record producer, music director and conductor, Marty Paich.+ Very limited edition.Features modern jazz classics by Gillespie, Monk, Parker, Rollins and Mulligan...
Art Pepper - The Rhythm Section
Featuring an all-star quartet that includes Red Garland, Paul Chambers and “Philly” Joe Jones.+ Very limited edition.Recorded by legendary engineer Roy DuNann.All-Analog mastering from the original tapes by Bernie Grundman at Bernie Gundman Mastering.Pressed on 180-gram audiophile quality vinyl...
JohnnyCashFan
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Is there OJC/Fantasy stuff being printed on vinyl or just cd or these days ?
MikeH
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Craft owns OJC and represses stuff often.
JohnnyCashFan
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Gettin Together, Intensity, Smack Up would be great as well. Are these usually available in the U.S and do they print enough for demand ?