★Prestige
Coltrane (LP)
1984 Japanese re-issue on Prestige's "Jazz Golden 50" series of the 1957 album. With insert.
Quintet / Sextet (LP)
1984 Japanese re-issue on Prestige's "Jazz Golden 50" series of the 1956 album featuring Milt Jackson. With insert and obi.
Memorial Volume Two (LP)
1972 Japanese re-issue on Prestige's "Jazz Golden 50" series of the 1955 album.
The Great Concert Of Charles Mingus (3LP)
Original 1972 US edition on Prestige of the 1970 triple-album with a live recording from 1964 featuring Eric Dolphy and Jaki Byard.
Portrait (LP)
Original Italian edition on Prestige / Fonit Cetra's "Jazz È Bello" series of the 1982 2LP compilation coupling the Town Hall Concert and My Favourite Quintet LP's with live recordings from 1964/1965 featuring Eric Dolphy and Jaki Byard.
Golden Disk (LP)
Original and sole edition of the Japan only 1971 compilation.
Out There (LP)
Rare 1971 Japanese re-issue with different cover on Prestige of the 1961 album. With insert and obi.
At The Five Spot (2LP)
1970's Japan-only 2LP compilation on Prestige with live recordings from 1961 featuring Mal Waldron. With obi.
At The Five Spot (2LP)
1970's Japan-only 2LP compilation on Prestige with live recordings from 1961 featuring Mal Waldron.
Where? (LP)
1972 US re-issue with different cover on Prestige's "Jazz Classics Series" of the 1962 album featuring Ron Carter and Mal Waldron.
In Europe Vol. 1 (LP)
1978 Japanese re-issue on Prestige's "Jazz Masterpiece Series" of the 1964 album featuring Jaki Byard, Mal Waldron, Booker Little and Freddie Hubbard. With insert and obi.
Copenhagen Concert (2LP)
Original US edition of the 1973 2LP set on Prestige re-issuing In Europe Vol. 1 and In Europe Vol. 3 as a double album with recordings from 1961.
Dash One (LP)
Original Japanese edition on Prestige's "Collection of Unreleased Music by Jazz Giants" series of the 1983 album with previously unreleased recordings from 1960/61 featuring Jaki Byard, Mal Waldron, Ron Carter, Booker Little and Freddie Hubbard. With insert and obi.
Dash One (LP)
Original Japanese edition on Prestige's "Collection of Unreleased Music by Jazz Giants" series of the 1983 album with previously unreleased recordings from 1960/61 featuring Jaki Byard, Mal Waldron, Ron Carter, Booker Little and Freddie Hubbard. With insert and obi.
Worktime! (LP)
1972 US re-issue on Prestige's "Jazz Classics Series" of the 1956 album featuring Max Roach.
Soultrane (LP)
1977 Japanese re-issue on Prestige's "Jazz Masterpiece Series" series of the 1958 album featuring Red Garland. With insert and obi.
Standard Coltrane (LP)
1973 Japanese re-issue on Prestige's "Jazz Right Now" series of the 1962 album featuring Wilbur Harden. With insert.
The New Folk Sound Of Terry Callier
The revered debut from the genre-spanning guitarist, singer and songwriter, Terry Callier, has returned to vinyl. Originally recorded in 1964 for Prestige Records, the album features Callier’s version of standards such as “Cotton Eyed Joe” and “900 Miles.” AllMusic calls it Callier’s “most timeless and inviting” release.” Pressed on 180-gram vinyl at QRP and newly (AAA) remastered from the original tapes, while a replica tip-on jacket completes the package.
Miles '54 (The Prestige Recordings)
Released to celebrate the 70th anniversary of these sessions and the 75th anniversary of Prestige Records, "Miles '54" brings together 20 tracks recorded by the trumpet legend in 1954. Including cuts from albums released that year, it features Sonny Rollins, Charles Mingus, Horace Silver, Art Blakey, Thelonious Monk and more. Included are new liner notes by GRAMMY Award-winning music historian Ashley Kahn and session notes by Dan Morgenstern, with mastering by Paul Blakemore. 4 LP set on 180g bl…
Purdie Good!
In between being one of the most recorded studio drummers of all time, the beat-maestro extraordinaire Bernard Purdie squeezed in a few sessions of his own. Purdie Good! was recorded early in 1971 by legendary engineer and audio obsessive Rudy Van Gelder, at his bespoke studio in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, and has all the quality hallmarks of that esteemed locale. Three Purdie-penned originals are balanced by three covers of hits-du-jour, utmost among them a blazing romp through James Brown’s…