AllMusic’s Favorite Jazz Reissues of 2008
December 16th, 2008 | 9:00 am est |
David Axelrod – Seriously Deep
Ray Barretto – The Other Road
Anthony Braxton – The Complete Arista Recordings of Anthony Braxton
Terry Callier – Occasional Rain (Remastered)
The Crusaders – Pass the Plate
George Duke – Faces in Reflection (Verve)
Dizzy Gillespie – The Cool World
Gene Harris – Tone Tantrum
Eddie Henderson – Heritage
Bobbi Humphrey – Fancy Dancer
Arif Mardin – Journey
Brother Jack McDuff – Gin and Orange
Brew Moore – The Kerouac Connection
Johnny Pate – Outrageous
John Patton – Soul Connection
Sun Ra & His Arkestra – Some Blues But Not the Kind That’s Blue
Enrico Rava – The Pilgrim and the Stars
Gene Shaw – Break Through
Ben Sidran – Don’t Let Go
Louis Smith – Here Comes Louis Smith (RVG)
The Three Sounds – Soul Symphony
Charles Tolliver – Mosaic Select: Charles Tolliver
Grover Washington Jr. – Soul Box
Reuben Wilson and the Cost of Living – Got to Get Your Own
The Heikki Sarmanto – Moonflower record is a new release, not a reissue.
The Heikki Sarmanto – Moonflower record is absolutely new release.
Did no one pay attention to the reissue of Kind Of Blue?
Kind of Blue gets reissued every other year though.
Tenor saxophonist Hank Mobley is growing and growing. Fantasy, intonation, simplicity, rhythm. Marvellous.
I’m surprised by the omission of the Louis Armstrong Fleischmann’s Yeast Broadcasts, the Mosaic Basie-Lester Young 1936-40 set, and the Influence of Bix Beiderbecke set. All of the reissues above are certainly significant to someone, but the list suggests, I guess, that jazz came up the river from somewhere around 1955. I thought it was earlier . . .
Did no one pay attention to the reissue of Kind Of Blue?
All of the reissues above are certainly significant to someone, but the list suggests, I guess, that jazz came up the river from somewhere around 1955. I thought it was earlier . . . Thanks eğlence.