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		Clifford Brown & Max Roach The Clifford Brown & Max Roach Emarcy Albums (4 LPs)(#3004) In the words of liner note writer Bob Blumenthal, “the Clifford Brown/Max Roach Quintet created one of the very greatest string of small-group recordings in jazz history, worthy of consideration alongside the Hot Fives and Sevens of Louis Armstrong and the quintets of Charlie Parker and Miles Davis.” - Limited Edition: 2500 Copies 4 LPs (180 gram) - $100.00
		John Coltrane John Coltrane: The Complete Sun Ship Session (3 LPs)(#3005) The Complete Sun Ship Session is sourced from newly discovered original reels, the set includes the album's five original compositions, unedited, in sequence of recording, with all of the takes as they evolved, as well as the surrounding conversations. More than just a sampling of a few alternate takes, the Complete Session offers a rare opportunity to eavesdrop on an iconic master at work. Vinyl Release Date: July - Limited Edition: 3500 Copies 3 LPs (180 gram) - $90.00
		Duke Ellington The Complete 1932-1940 Bruns./Col./Master Rec. of Ellington "Sophisticated Lady." "Stormy Weather." "Solitude." "In a Sentimental Mood." "Echoes of Harlem." "Caravan." All of them and many more are a part of "The Complete 1932-1940 Brunswick, Columbia, and Master Recordings of Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra," an unprecedented 11-CD set that compiles these recordings for the first, and quite possibly the last, time. There would be many more exceptional compositions in the years following, including his highly regarded suites and longer works, but the scope of our latest, lavish Mosaic collection is the period when Ellington would establish himself as the most important composer ever in jazz. - Limited Edition: 5,000 Copies 11 CDs - $179.00
		Stan Getz Stan Getz:The 1953-54 Norgran Studio Sessions (4 LPs)(#3003) Four LPs comprise our box set, with 26 tracks arranged by session and accompanied by our exclusive Mosaic booklet. It includes an essay by Ashley Kahn with track-by-track analysis and a complete discography. Photos from the era capture the magic as they were making it. The 180-gram pressings of this 4-LP set were mastered from analog sources using the original Clef/Norgran master tapes for unparalleled sound. - Limited Edition: 5000 Copies 4 LPs (180 gram) - $100.00
		Coleman Hawkins Classic Coleman Hawkins Sessions 1922-1947 (#251) The man whose innovations elevated saxophone to its rightful place in jazz is finally getting the retrospective he deserves, in a presentation that you've come to expect from Mosaic Records. - Limited Edition: 5,000 Copies 8 CDs - $136.00
		Earl Hines Classic Earl Hines Sessions 1928-1945 (#254) For the first time ever, you can own a set that brings together Earl Hines' important work as a leader and soloist spanning 1928 to 1945. This unprecedented collection draws from all the important labels that recorded him -- OKeh, Victor, Brunswick, Vocalion, Bluebird and Signature. - Limited Edition: 5,000 Copies 7 CDs - $119.00
		DVD Jazz Icons Jazz Icons DVD Box Set This 6 DVD set includes the 1965 Antibes concerts by the John Coltrane Quartet that captured the only public performances of "Ascension" and "A Love Supreme" and a little known 1969 color program of Thelonious Monk alone and free-associating in a Paris TV studio. - Limited Edition: Playable In All Regions Copies 6 DVDs - $99.98
		Jimmie Lunceford The Complete Jimmie Lunceford Decca Sessions (#250) With reliable interest in the Swing era, you’d think the industry by now would have commissioned comprehensive retrospectives of every name of seminal importance. Every band of era-defining significance. But you’d be wrong. Inexplicably, there has been a glaring omission. Until now. With Mosaic’s latest set of The Complete Jimmie Lunceford Decca Sessions, one can appreciate the innovations and brilliance of this band as never before. - Limited Edition: 5,000 Copies 7 CDs - $119.00
		Charles Mingus Charles Mingus - The Jazz Workshop Concerts 1964-65 (#253) This set chronicles the essential live performances of this genius of modern music as his compositions achieved a depth and complexity we would come to know as Mingus’s most signature work. It includes (on the earlier recordings) the brilliant Eric Dolphy, along with Jaki Byard, Dannie Richmond, Johnny Coles, and Clifford Jordan -- certainly one of the best assemblages of musicians ever. - Limited Edition: 7,500 Copies 7 CDs - $119.00
		Modern Jazz Quartet Complete Atlantic Studio Rec.- The Modern Jazz Quartet 1956- The Modern Jazz Quartet was certainly one of the most distinctive voices in the history of jazz, thanks to the unique qualities of personal expression and collective vision of its members Milt Jackson, John Lewis, Percy Heath and Connie Kay . They were also exceptionally prolific during their tenure at Atlantic Records, producing 14 albums in eight years. - Limited Edition: 5,000 Copies 7 CDs - $119.00
		Sam Rivers Mosaic Select: Sam Rivers & The Rivbea Orch.-Trilogy(MS-038) The RivBea Orchestra transcends notions of the traditional and the avant-garde; it’s bracingly dissonant, but all about forms and variations. For all Rivers’ idiosyncrasies, big band conventions abound: 4 and 8-bar blocks, brass punches, motifs volleyed between horn sections, focused solos, and heart-quickening excitement. - Limited Edition: 5,000 Copies 3 CDs - $44.00
		Woody Shaw Woody Shaw: The Complete Muse Sessions (#255) Included in this collection are the mid- to late-1970s recordings that established Woody Shaw's musical identity, and saw him break through as an inspiring and influential musician and bandleader. Also included are the Muse sets from his return to the label from 1983 through 1987, where as a mature musician he displayed his range on the instrument and his appreciation for music of many jazz disciplines - Limited Edition: 5,000 Copies 7 CDs - $119.00
		Charles Tolliver Mosaic Select: Charles Tolliver Big Band (MS-037) The Charles Tolliver Big Band has come to be known for its intricate, layered writing, charging rhythms and exciting soloists. The band’s roots trace back to 1970 when Tolliver recorded “Music Inc. & Big Band” for his Strata-East label. He and Stanley Cowell were the composers and principal soloists for this ground-breaking album, which represented the new approach to big band writing since the emergence of the Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra five years earlier. - Limited Edition: 5,000 Copies 3 CDs - $44.00

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