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 VERVE
MUSIC GROUP
REISSUES
The
Verve Master Edition & Desert
Island Discs Series:
Each release features meticulous restoration, high-resolution,
96kHz, 24-bit digital transfer, bonus tracks, new liner notes, photographs,
original cover art, and more.
The Verve Definitive Series:
Blue Note Records and The Verve Music Group have joined together
to launch The Definitive Series, which honors the classic artists of
jazz with collections that span the archives of both label groups. This
is the first time in history that the two labels have worked together
on a project of this nature, pooling their archives to create complete
documents of these jazz legends’ talents. Each of the titles in
The Definitive Series represents the true highlights of such wide-ranging
artists as Chet Baker, Nat “King” Cole, Stan Getz, and Sarah
Vaughan.
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Definitive
Joe Henderson Track Listing:
Recorda Me, La Mesha, Inner Urge,
Mode for Joe, Beatrice, Isfahan, Lush Life, Without a Song, Miles
Ahead, Triste, Felicidade. |
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Definitive
Clifford Brown Track Listing:
Easy Living, Wee Dot, Jordu, I Get
a Kick Out of You, Joy Spring, Daahoud, I've Got You Under My Skin,
He's My Guy, Born to Be Blue, Stardust, Cherokee, I'll Remember
April, The Scene Is Clean. |
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Definitive
Joe Williams Track Listing:
Every Day I Have the Blues, All Right,
Okay You Win, Please Send Me Someone to Love, Teach Me Tonight,
Our Love is Here to Stay, Singin' In the Rain, Party Blues, Roll
'em Pete, A Main Ain't Supposed to Cry, Goin' to Chicago, If I Could
Be With You One Hour Tonight, I Was Telling Her About You, Alone
Together, Until I Met You, Come Sunday, Who She Do, Ev'ryday (I'll
Fall In Love), Sometimes I'm Happy, What Are You Doing New Year's
Eve? |
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Definitive
George Shearing Track Listing:
September In the Rain, East fo the
Sun (West fo the Moon), Conception, I'll Remember April, Tenderly,
Geneva's Move, Pick Yourself Up, I'll Be Around, You're Driving
Me Crazy, Lullaby of Birdland, Love Is Just Around the Corner, Mambo
Inn, Memories of You, Senor Blues, Caravan, Jordu, You Came a Long
Way from St. Louis, Jumpin' With Symphony Sid, The Nearness fo You,
What Is This Thing Called Love?, Over the Rainbow. |
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Definitive
Dinah Washington Track Listing:
Evil Gal Blues, Embraceable You,
New Blowtop Blues, Our Love Is Here to Stay, Big Long Sliding Thing,
Foggy Day, I Don't Hurt Anymore, Teach Me Tonight, Blue Gardenia,
My Ideal, I'll Close My Eyes, All of Me, What a Diff'rence a Day
Made, Baby You've Got What It Takes, Unforgettable, This Bitter
Earth, Invitation, Drinking Again, Me and My Gin, For All We Know,
Dinah Tells a Joke. |
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Definitive
Stan Getz Track Listing: Early
Autumn, Parker 51, Moonlight In Vermont, East of the Sun (and West
of the Moon), Tour's End, Once Upon a Time, Desafinado, Girl From
Ipanema, Summertime, Litah, Blood Count, Night and Day. |
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Definitive
Sarah Vaughan Track Listing:
Dedicated to You, My Funny Valentine,
Shuli a Bop, Loverman, Tenderly, Lullabye of Birdland, It's Crazy,
How High the Moon, Lush Life, Autumn In New York, Poor Butterfly,
My Man's Gone Now, Misty, You're Mine You, Key Largo, Sweetest Sounds. |
Talkin' Verve: Roots of Acid Jazz Series
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Lalo
Schifrin Schifrin is perhaps best known
for his amazing television and film soundtrack music, but his compositions
and arrangements have had a profound influence on jazz and popular
music. |
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Jimmy
Smith Before Jimmy Smith came along,
the organ was considered a corny instrument suitable for roller
rinks and baseball games. Playing bass lines with the pedals, sharp
left-handed chordal attacks and super-funked up right hand solos,
Smith laid the groundwork for folks like John Medeski. |
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Astrud
Gilberto There's a great deal more to
Astrud than "The Girl From Ipanema"! She continues to
record great music right up to this day and is an advocate for animals.
This collection offers a great introduction to her music, both in
the bossa nova style, and other pop styles. |
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Rahsaan
Roland Kirk Kirk was an amazing musician
who could actually play three saxophones at once and make it sound
like the best horn section you ever heard. But he was much more
than a sideshow--he was a living history of African American music,
from spirituals and New Orleans funeral marches to the soul music
of the 1960s and '70s. |
Complete Talkin' Verve Series
listing
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