More BLUE NOTE MANIA! New Acoustic Sounds 45 RPM 180 gram vinyl cut by Steve & Kevin

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  1. Steve Hoffman

    Steve Hoffman Your host Your Host Thread Starter

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    http://store.acousticsounds.com/whatsnew.cfm

    As most of you know, the fine folks at ACOUSTIC SOUNDS/ANALOGUE PRODUCTIONS are also working on a bunch of 45 RPM 180 gram vinyl BLUE NOTE JAZZ reissues. These are also going to be mastered by us (Kevin Gray/Steve Hoffman) from the original Rudy Van Gelder master session tapes.

    Both the MUSIC MATTERS and ANALOGUE PRODUCTIONS BLUE NOTE reissues are very exciting (to say the least). Both of these deals have been in the works for a while. This is going to be such a memorable time for both old and new jazz lovers. A good time to be alive!!

    http://store.acousticsounds.com/whatsnew.cfm

    Here are the 25 in the first series.

    1. 84047 Art Taylor AT Delight BX-5870 & 5871

    2. 84083 Dexter Gordan Dexters Calling BX-6005 & 6006

    3. 84112 Dexter Gordan Go BX-6061 & 6062

    4. 84154 Grant Green Idle Moments BX-6149 & 6150

    5. 84105 Ike Quebec It might as well be Spring BX-6047 & 6048

    6. 1534 Paul Chambers Whims of Chambers BX-8567 & 8568

    7. 84034 Lee Morgan Leeway BX-5844 & 45

    8. 81577 John Coltrane Blue Train stereo BX-6634 & 6635

    9. 84123 Kenny Burrell Midnight Blue BX-6087 & 6088

    10. 81595 Cannonball Adderley Something Else Stereo BX-6463 & 6464

    11. 84003 Art Blakey Moanin stereo BX-5707 & 5707

    12. 1558 Sonny Rollins Vol. 2 BX-7801 & 7802

    13. 84063 Kenny Dorham Whistle stop BX-5906 & 5907

    14. 84110 Horace Silver Toyko Blues BX-6057 & 6058

    15. 84114 Ike Quebec Soul Samba/ Bossa Nova BX-6065 & 6066 -

    16. 84051 Jackie McLean Jackie Bag BX-5878 & 5879 -

    17. 84140 Joe Henderson Page One. BX-6121 & 6122
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    19. 84130 John Patton Along came John BX-6101 & 6102 -
    20. 84071 Grant Green – Green Street BX-5922 & 5923
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    21. 84038 Jackie McLean Capuchin Swing

    22. 84094 Fred Jackson Hootin and Tootin

    23. 84078 Jimmy Smith Midnight Special

    24. 84066 Lou Donalson Here tis

    25 .84014 The Three Sounds Bottoms up
     
    Steve Hoffman, Sep 12, 2007
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  2. johnny33

    johnny33 New Member

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    Cripessake!!! :eek: Let me up Ive had enough :laugh: .

    We are some luuucky dogs!

    thanks Steve!
     
    johnny33, Sep 12, 2007
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  3. Gardo

    Gardo Audio Epistemologist

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    Can't wait for the Grant Green titles--yum.
     
    Gardo, Sep 12, 2007
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  4. OE3

    OE3 Senior Member

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    surely, this is some cruel joke.
     
    OE3, Sep 12, 2007
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  5. mike_c

    mike_c Forum Resident

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    Surely a cruel joke, indeed... Right?

    Wow. I'm speechless.

    How will I ever afford all these?! I don't want to miss a single one...

    This is unbelievable.
     
    mike_c, Sep 12, 2007
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  6. RDK

    RDK Active Member

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    So there're two different companies relesasing what amounts to the same BN 45 series? Any differences between them?
     
    RDK, Sep 12, 2007
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  7. RDK

    RDK Active Member

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    I think I'll take this opportunity to mention that I'm available for a field trip to RTI any time any of these titles are being mastered by Steve and Kevin. :D
     
    RDK, Sep 12, 2007
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  8. Tim H.

    Tim H. Forum Resident

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    :goodie: :goodie: :goodie: :goodie: :goodie:

    :edthumbs: :edthumbs: :edthumbs: :edthumbs:

    I think I may have to sell a kidney now to afford all this vinyl!
     
    Tim H., Sep 12, 2007
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  9. Tim H.

    Tim H. Forum Resident

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    Check out the link to Acoustic Sounds in Steve's post...

    2 different sets - no overlap!
     
    Tim H., Sep 12, 2007
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  10. johnny33

    johnny33 New Member

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    I am on a jazz marathon listening spree.What a time for me to get interested in this form of music.. wow.

    I just explained to my girlfriend about how good these are going to be and why.She says :thumbsup: to having Dexter Gordon for dinner :D

    This is almost spooky . Like having something resurected and brought back as it should be.
     
    johnny33, Sep 12, 2007
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  11. NorwegianWood65

    NorwegianWood65 New Member

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    Providence College, RI
    :eek:
     
    NorwegianWood65, Sep 12, 2007
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  12. ashlee5

    ashlee5 Senior Member

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    Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Korea
    Oh, my goodness!!! :goodie: :goodie:
     
    ashlee5, Sep 12, 2007
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  13. alanb

    alanb Senior Member

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    Bonnie Scotland
    WOW!.
    These things sound great going by the previous series.

    18. Hank Mobley -A Caddy for Daddy.
    (it's not on the list but on AP website)
     
    alanb, Sep 12, 2007
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  14. Ryan

    Ryan That would be telling

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    Some heavyweight titles there I'll be getting too...1st time buys for me too, so, it's good!
     
    Ryan, Sep 12, 2007
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  15. Fortune

    Fortune Senior Member

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    Unbelievable!

    Now once we get the "Because Sound Matters" stuff out it'll be a vinyl bonanza!
     
    Fortune, Sep 12, 2007
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  16. jpm-boston

    jpm-boston Forum Resident

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    My budget for the next year is now shot to hell. The Grant Green titles have made my day.
     
    jpm-boston, Sep 12, 2007
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  17. kudesai

    kudesai New Member

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    I guess I'm glad I held off on the Classic Records "Blue Trane".

    Steve, can you tell us the how titles were divided up between MUSIC MATTERS and ANALOGUE PRODUCTIONS? Coin flip, thumb war, or bloody knuckles perhaps? Seriously though, if there are no duplicates, how was it decided who would release "Blue Trane" or "Midnight Blue" for instance.
     
    kudesai, Sep 12, 2007
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  18. -Ben

    -Ben Senior Member

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    So that's where the rest of 'em went. :goodie: :goodie: :goodie: :goodie:
     
    -Ben, Sep 12, 2007
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  19. LeeS

    LeeS Music Fan

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    Atlanta
    This is a terrific list Steve. I will buy as many as I can!
     
    LeeS, Sep 12, 2007
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  20. MMM

    MMM Forum Hall Of Fame

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    Lodi, New Jersey
    Wow!
     
    MMM, Sep 12, 2007
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  21. Richard the one in Texas

    Richard the one in Texas Forum Resident

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    new shorts on after peeing my pants


    :wave:
     
    Richard the one in Texas, Sep 12, 2007
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  22. Ctiger2

    Ctiger2 Senior Member

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    I sent an email to Ginger just now. Looking forward to these babies!
     
    Ctiger2, Sep 12, 2007
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  23. -Ben

    -Ben Senior Member

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    Washington DC Area
    Ginger :love:
     
    -Ben, Sep 12, 2007
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  24. Plinko

    Plinko Senior Member

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    Providence, RI, USA
    still confused on how many per month...

    acoustic sounds says 25 for AP and 25 for MM. MM says 4 per month. so, is it going to be roughly 6 titles per month for both sets or roughly 4 per month for both sets?
     
    Plinko, Sep 12, 2007
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  25. Plinko

    Plinko Senior Member

    Location:
    Providence, RI, USA
    but yeah....talk about a full court press. the reissue market is now cornered.
     
    Plinko, Sep 12, 2007
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