MOSAIC LP set: Johnny Hodges Norgran (1951-55)
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MOSAIC RECORDS 6-LP boxed set: Long out of print, I think this is a fair starting price, no reserve.
The Complete Johnny Hodges Sessions 1951-1955: MOSAIC MR6-126 [#1076/7500]. (Condition: records are near mint; booklet is in good shape w/ a couple of minor crinkles from use, box’s corners are nicely intact, front photo is VG++, but there is a slight split in the top middle seam of the box. Not serious, but should be mentioned.) This fine box represents the following complete Norgran 12-inch albums by Hodges: Memories of Ellington (1004), Johnny Hodges (1009), Dance Bash (1025), Creamy (1045), Castle Rock (1048), In A Tender Mood (1059), Used To Be Duke (1060), The Blues (1061). /\ Several of the "extra" trks included had been released on a variety of compendium-styled Norgran/Verve releases from the same period. /\ Several artists have major parts in these sessions including: Lawrence Brown, Al Sears, Sonny Greer, Emmett Berry, Flip Phillips, Ben Webster, Red Callender, J. C. Heard, Ray Brown, Shorty Baker, Jimmy Hamilton, Louis Bellson, Clark Terry, Billy Strayhorn. /\ The booklet, as usual for this fine reissue label, is valuable unto itself. /\ Set is no longer available from Mosaic. --//\\--
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