Complete Studio Recordings

It's pretty simple-this boxed set contains EVERYTHING La Divina recorded in the studio, including newly-licensed and newly-remastered material! That's the first 69 CDs; the 70th CD is a CD-ROM containing the tracklists and photos. And the set comes inside a hardcover slipcase containing a color booklet packed with even more photos of this most photogenic of opera singers. As for the contents, well, again, it's EVERYTHING she did in the studio.

This is a deluxe box set including: Each individual item (complete opera or recital CD) presented in its original artwork, 136 pages hard-back book containing essays, a biography and chronology, rarely-seen photos and also reproductions of revealing correspondence between Maria Callas, Walter Legge and other EMI executives.

Clark Terry & Bob Brookmeyer Quintet - Complete Studio Recordings (2015) {2CD Phono-Mainstream 870232 rec 1964-1966}
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© 1964-66, 2015 Phono / Mainstream | 870232 | 24bit remastering
Jazz / Bop / Mainstream Jazz / Trumpet / Trombone

This release contains all studio recordings by the brilliant quintet fronted by CLARK TERRY and BOB BROOKMEYER. This material was originally released on three albums which are presented here in their entireties.

Eddie Costa & Sal Salvador - Complete Studio Recordings (2005) {2CD Set, Capitol–Lone Hill Jazz LHJ10171 rec 1954-1957}
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© 1954-57, 2005 Capitol / Bethlehem / Lone Hill Jazz | LHJ 10171
Jazz / Bop / Vibes / Guitar

This 2 CD set is comprised of the complete 1954, 1956 and 1957 Capitol and Bethlehem albums 'Kenton Jazz Presents Sal Salvador', 'Frivolous Sal', 'Shades Of Sal Salvador' 'Tribute To The Greats' & 'Sounds By Socolow' (1 session). Also included as bonus tracks is the complete session under the saxophonist Frank Socolow leadership, and featuring legendary westcoaster trombonist Eddie Bert in addition to the Salvador-Costa quartet.

Jimmy Giuffre, Jim Hall Trio - Complete Studio Recordings, 1956-1959 (2008) {4CD Set Gambit Records 69300}
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© 1956-59, 2008 Gambit Records | 69300
Jazz / Cool / Saxophone / Guitar

Jimmy Giuffre may not have gotten his due with American audiences outside very specific kinds of jazz circles, but he was loved and respected by other musicians and the audiences of Europe and Asia. His reputation among those groups of listeners and players is well deserved for the radical, if quiet and unassuming path he walked throughout his seven-decade career. These sides, recorded between 1956 and 1959 with guitarist Jim Hall, his most symbiotic collaborator and foil, are at the heart of his reputation as a pioneer – even more so than his killer early-'60s sides (à la Free Fall) with Paul Bley and Steve Swallow.

Dodo Marmarosa Trio - Complete Studio Recordings (1946-1962) {2CD Lone Hill Jazz LHJ10119 rel 2004}
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© 1946-1962, 2004 Lone Hill Jazz | LHJ10119
Jazz / Bop / Piano

Even if comparisons with Lennie Tristano, Al Haig and Bud Powell are inevitable, Dodo Marmarosa's music has a surrealistic imprint essentially unlike that of any other pianist in or out of bop. In honor of this cardinal truth, the Lone Hill Jazz label has come forward with the Complete Studio Recordings of the Dodo Marmarosa Trio (including alternate takes), bringing together three different West Coast sessions from 1946 and 1947, four selections waxed in his home town of Pittsburgh in 1950, and an entire second disc's worth of mature Marmarosa material recorded in Chicago in 1961 and 1962.

June Christy and the Stan Kenton Orchestra - The Complete Studio Recordings (1945-1951) {CC Music CCM001 rel 1994}
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© 1945-1951, 1994 Collectors' Choise Music | CCM001
Jazz / Vocal Jazz / Big Band / Cool

June Christy (November 20, 1925 - June 21, 1990) was an American Jazz singer popular in the 1950s. Her success as a singer began with the Stan Kenton orchestra. She pursued a solo career from 1954 and is best known for her recording of "Something Cool" written by Hollywood composer/lyricist Billy Barnes.

Esoteric Recordings are pleased to announce the release of PASSING THROUGH – THE COMPLETE STUDIO RECORDINGS, a 6CD boxed set by the unsung heroes of British early ‘70s rock, HELP YOURSELF.