Bud Powell Trio

"A Portrait Of Thelonious"

Columbia Records

CS 9092

Columbia Special Collector's Series 

Stereo

US

1965

A1 Off Minor

A2 There Will Never Be Another You

A3 Ruby, My Dear

A4 No Name Blues

B1 Thelonious

B2 Monk's Mood

B3 I Ain't Foolin'

B4 Squatty

Bass – Pierre Michelot

Drums – Kenny Clarke

Piano – Bud Powell

Producer – Julian "Cannonball" Adderley

Recorded at Columbia Studios,

Paris, France

September 15, 1961 

Reissue Producer – Orrin Keepnews

Reissue Supervised by Kevin Gore, Steve Berkowitz

Remastered at Columbia Studios,

NYC

by Mark Wilder

1965

 The Horace Silver Quintet

"Further Explorations"

(New link)

Blue Note Records

BST 81589

Tone Poet Series

US

Stereo 

2020

A1 The Outlaw

A2 Melancholy Mood

A3 Pyramid

B1 Moon Rays

B2 Safari

B3 Ill Wind

Bass – Teddy Kotick

Drums – Louis Hayes

Piano – Horace Silver

Tenor Saxophone – Cliff Jordan

Trumpet – Art Farmer

Original Edition:

Producer – Alfred Lion

Recorded at Van Gelder Studios, 

Hackensack, New Jersey

on January 13, 1958 

by RVG

This Edition:

Supervised by Joe Harley

Mastered at Cohearent Audio

North Hills, CA

by Kevin Gray

Lacquer Cut at Cohearent Audio

North Hills, CA

by KPG

Manufactured at Record Technology Incorporated

Camarillo, CA

2020

 The Aurex Jazz Festival 1983 presents:

"Art Blakey And All Star Jazz Messengers"

Eastworld Records

EWJ-80270

Aurex Jazz Festival Series

Stereo

Japan

1983

A1. Moanin'

A2. I Remember Clifford

B1. Whisper Not

B2. Along Came Betty

Terence Blanchard, trumpet; 

Wynton Marsalis, trumpet; 

Curtis Fuller, trombone; 

Benny Golson, tenor sax; 

Johnny O'Neal, piano; 

Lonnie Plaxico, bass; 

Art Blakey, drums.

Recorded live at The Nippon Budokan, 

Tokyo, Japan, 

September 2, 1983

 The Three Bosses

"Le Blue Note Café, 1961"

ESP-Disk'  

ESP 1066

1968

US

Mono

A1. There Will Never Be Another You

A2. Thelonious

A3. 'Round Midnight

B1. Night In Tunisia

B2. Monk's Mood (as Ah Moore)

B3. Shaw 'Nuff (as Dance Of The Infidels)

B4. Lover Man

B5. 52nd Street Theme 

Bud Powell, piano; 

Pierre Michelot, bass; 

Kenny Clarke, drums.

Produced by Bernard Stollman

Recorded at Le Blue Note Café,

27 rue d’Artois, 

Paris, FR

1961

 The Art Farmer Quartet Featuring Jim Hall 

"Interaction"

Atlantic Records 

1412

Mono

US

1963

A1 Days Of Wine And Roses

A2 By Myself

A3 My Little Suede Shoes

B1 Embraceable You

B2 Loads Of Love

B3 Sometime Ago

Bass – Steve Swallow

Drums – Walter Perkins

Flugelhorn – Art Farmer

Guitar – Jim Hall

Supervised by Nesuhi Ertegun

Recorded at Atlantic Studios,

New York City

July 25, 29 and August 1, 1963 

Engineers – Phil Iehle, Tom Dowd

 Stanley Turrentine With The Three Sounds 

"Blue Hour"

Blue Note Records

BLP 4057

Mono

US

1961

A1 I Want A Little Girl

A2 Gee Baby Ain't I Good To You

A3 Blue Riff

B1 Since I Fell For You

B2 Willow Weep For Me

Bass – Andrew Simpkins

Drums – Bill Dowdy

Piano – Gene Harris

Tenor Saxophone – Stanley Turrentine

Producer – Alfred Lion

Recorded at Van Gelder Studio, 

Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey

December 16, 1960

Recorded by Rudy Van Gelder

 Jutta Hipp With Zoot Sims 

"Jutta Hipp With Zoot Sims"

Blue Note Records

0802771

Blue Note 80 Vinyl Reissue Series

Mono

USA 

2019

A1 Just Blues

A2 Violets For Your Furs

A3 Down Home

B1 Almost Like Being In Love

B2 Wee-Dot

B3 Too Close For Comfort

Bass – Ahmed Abdul-Malik

Drums – Ed Thigpen

Piano – Jutta Hipp

Tenor Saxophone – Zoot Sims

Trumpet – Jerry Lloyd 

Original Recording:

Blue Note – BLP 1530

Produced by Alfred Lion

Recorded at Van Gelder Studio,

Hackensack NJ

July 28, 1956

by RVG

This Edition:

Mastered at Cohearent Audio,

by Kevin Gray

Lacquer Cut at Cohearent Audio,

by KpG

Pressed by Optimal Media GmbH 

2019

 The Miles Davis Quintet

"Relaxin' With The Miles Davis Quintet"

Prestige Records

PRLP 7129

10"

Mono

US

1958

A1 If I Were A Bell

A2 You're My Everything

A3 I Could Write A Book

B1 Oleo

B2 It Could Happen To You

B3 Woody'n You

Bass – Paul Chambers

Drums – Philly Joe Jones

Piano – Red Garland

Tenor Saxophone – John Coltrane

Trumpet – Miles Davis

Supervised by Bob Weinstock

Recorded at Van Gelder Studio, 

Hackensack, New Jersey

on May 11, 1956 (B2 and B3)

and October 23, 1956 (A1 to B1)

by RVG

 John Coltrane 

"Coltrane Plays The Blues"

Atlantic Records 

1382

Mono

US

1962

A1 Blues To Elvin

A2 Blues To Bechet

A3 Blues To You

B1 Mr. Day

B2 Mr. Syms

B3 Mr. Knight

Bass – Steve Davis

Drums – Elvin Jones

Piano – McCoy Tyner (A1, B1 to B3)

Soprano Saxophone – John Coltrane (A2, B2)

Tenor Saxophone – John Coltrane (A1, A3, B1, B3)

Supervised by Nesuhi Ertegun

Recorded at Atlantic Studios,

NYC

October 24, 1960

Engineer – Tom Dowd

The Red Garland Trio

"Manteca"

Prestige Records

PRLP 7139

Mono

US

1958

A1 Manteca

A2 S'Wonderful

A3 Lady Be Good

B1 Exactly Like You

B2 Mort's Report

Piano – Red Garland

Bass – Paul Chambers 

Drums – Arthur Taylor

Congas – Ray Barretto

Supervised by Bob Weinstock

Recorded at Van Gelder Studio,

in Hackensack, NJ; 

April 1958

by RVG