Sun Ra e la sua Arkestra, con John Gilmore, Charles Davis, Pat Patrick, Julian Priester etc. Registrato a Chicago nel 1956.

2 LP in un CD. I classici Bossa Nova Carnival e Limbo Carnival, da molti anni fuori catalogo. Rimasterizzato 2012.

First pressing of the 1998 CD reissue.

Recorded at College of the Pacific, Stockton, CA; December 14, 1953

Recorded at MOSCH Studios in San Paulo, Brasil and Roundhouse Recording Studios in London.

The quartet is in one continous single movement. For ease of navigation and reference, there have been included arbitrary track markers on each CD. For the most part, this has been done in five-page score increments; with exceptions due to the limitations of the CD length.

This complete work lasts 6 hours, 7 minutes and 7 seconds. There is also a DVD version of the complete 5 disc set released under the same catalog number in which one could listen to the complete work uninterrupted.

Recorded at: Crowell Hall, Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut on 15-18 October 2001

This recording was made possible, in part, by the kind generosity of The Aaron Copeland Fund for Music, Inc.

Special Thanks to: Neely Bruce at Wesleyan University and Howard Stokar

32-page booklet includes notes in English, German and French

Made & Printed in USA

Recorded during April '95 at Rambler Studio - Rome

with Bernard Purdie - Nils Landgren - Dean Brown - Dave King - Haywood J. Gregory - WDR Big Band
The WDR Big Band conducted by Gil Goldstein
Arrangements by Gil Goldstein and Arif Mardin (Track 4) and Tom Malone (Track 6)
recorded live in Concert March 14, 1996
Cologne Germany, except "You Stole My Heart" WDR Studio 4 March 15, 1996
A Co-Production of ACT Music+Vision and WDR Rundfunk
Produced by Wolfgang Hirschmann and Siegfried Loch
Printed in The Netherlands

Recorded at the Recital Hall, UBC School Of Music, Vancouver on June 9 & 10, 2003

The disk is gold/bronze, rather than silver, and Made in Hong Kong.

con Eric Alexander al sassofono tenore, Jeremy Pelt alla tromba, John Webber al basso e Joe Farnsworth alla batteria.

Produced by Steve Baker Andy Kaufman and Bob Belden. Recorded and edited by David Baker and Katsuhiko Naito.
Recorded on location at Birdland, New York City

Total playing time: 68:31

Sub-title on the front cover:
Dedicated to Michael Brecker

Recorded in Clinton Recording Studio A in New York City, October 4th to 6th 2007. It was recorded live to 2-channel stereo and surround, but a SACD version is not (yet) available.

Joe Lovano appears courtesy of Blue Note Records; Ravi Coltrane appears courtesy of Savoy Jazz
The woodwind instrument Lovano is playing - aulochrome - is mentioned as aulochrome, and then explained to be a "double soprano saxophone".
Jim Yates is credited as Sonoma engineer, which relates to the digital recording system (Sonoma workstation).

Copyright notices:
? © 2008 Telarc International, a division of Concord Music Group, Inc.
Track 1: Solar Hawk Music (ASCAP)
Tracks 2, 8, 9, 10: Jowcol Music (BMI)
Track 3: Teule Music (BMI)
Track 4: Lemac Music (ASCAP)
Track 5: Bowery Music (BMI)
Track 6: Liebstone Music (BMI)
Track 7: Lovo Music (BMI)

Unofficial release packaged in a jewel case with clear tray, includes 12-pages booklet.
No SID codes on the matrix.

Musiche di Uri Caine e voci di David Riondino e Sandro Lombardi.

Soundtrack album of composer Johnny Mandel's score to Vincente Minnelli's 1965 film "THE SANDPIPER" starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton.

Originally released in 1965.
UPC: 731453122925
Original Recording Produced By Quincy Jones

Recorded August 17, 1956 at Contemporary's Studio in Los Angeles.

Recorded by MCG Jazz at Manchester Craftsmen's Guild, Pittsburgh, PA, October 1-3, 1993

Recorded at the Music Box Theatre in Los Angeles on February 9 (1-4, 9) and February 16 (5-8), 1956.

Recorded in performance at The Pori International Jazz Festival in Pori, Finland, on July 25, 1994
Printed in U.S.A.

Recorded at RCA Studios, (Studio A), New York, NY, July 26-27, 1988
Mixed at Mission Control Studios, Westford, MA, August 29-31, 1988
Recorded and mixed using the Acoustisonic Process E.

CD face:
? 1989 BMG Music
Made in U.S.A.

Back inlay:
© 1989 BMG Music
Printed in the U.S.A.

Similar to [r8926930] except for matrix / runout - this version was manufactured by [l28272] (and has "MFD BY JVC" in the matrix / runout).

Recorded April 1983 at Talent Studio, Oslo.
? 1984 ECM Records GmbH

Recorded and mixed at Clinton Recording Studio A, New York City on January 13-14, 1998
Mastered at Gerard Sound Lab, New York

Recorded at Auditorium Giovanni XXIII di Nembro (Bergamo) January 1998

Recorded 3-4 Dec, 1993 in NYC

Recorded April 30, June 18 1996

Manufactured in Switzerland.

Con Clark Terry. Recorded March 4, 1993 at Sound On Sound, New York City.

Recorded live at “J's,” New York, N.Y.,
Tracks 1 to 6: May 1, 1989.
Tracks 7 to 11: April 24, 1989.

Live alla "Casa Del Jazz" di Roma con special guests Javier Girotto, Roger Biwandu, Antonello Salis e Jorge Jr. Bezerra.

Alexander Zonjic plays The Muramatsu Flute. Gary King's bass is the "Atlansia" by Nabuaki Hayashi.

Recorded March 13, 1958

Tracks 2, 4, 5, 6 previously unissued. All other performances previously issued on Savoy 12127

?&© 1985 Savoy Jazz Records
Made in Germany.

Sassofonisti texani: Buddy Tate, King Curtis, Wild Bill Moore, Don Wilkerson, Budd Johnson e molti altri