Where can I purchase big band lp's?


I'd like to purchase lp's of Benny Goodman, Tommy Dorsey,
Glen Miller etc. Thanks for your help! Frank
f57
Check out www.elusivedisc.com I recommend calling them rather than searching their site. I have a gold CD "Glenn Miller- In the Digital Mood" I don't know if it was ever released as an LP. If it was and you find a source please let me know as the CD is awesome! Good luck!
I'm taking LPs literally. I'm on contract in Tucson,AZ and have found PDQ records which has literally thousands of big band albums on vinyl. I also contracted in Kansas City, MO and found a great shop who's name I've forgotten. About 3,000 square feet of shop. Good luck.
HELLO, I HAVE A HUGE COLLECTION THAT WERE MY UNCLE,S.
TIME LIFE AND MANY OTHER COLLECTIONS OF ORIGINAL RECORDINGS REMASTERED.THE COLLECTION IS MINT
GEORGE MARTIN JR
610 252-5650
EASTON PA
Time-Life produced a 5 box set (The Swing Era) that would be a good start/basis for your collection.
My favorite modern releases of big band and Jazz were offered by Mosaic Records. See the link below:

http://www.mosaicrecords.com/last.asp

Unfortunately, their greatest material has long since sold out. I suggest you copy data and paste into the search engines at EBAY.

Mosaic is in such demand that prices run from 10% to 50% over retail, even the used sets. The European and especially the Japanese LP collectors have driven the price on these exquisite collections beyond expectation.
F57: drop me a personal E-mail. I have a couple of big band LP boxed sets that I'm willing to sell.

Best,

Scott C-
I have purchased several big band LPs listed on eBay. Select MUSIC category and type in name of band or band leader. There are always 2 or 3 pages of Glenn Miller listings. Some rare and great finds are possible!
Update on the Time-Life box sets is that I visited a local thrift yesterday and the ones that they had (a 6 box set with 3 LP's per box) were not performed by the original artists (two local California Big Bands did the covers). This is not the same set that I recall my parents playing and perhaps there were diffierent versions/offers, either that or I got the name wrong? The ones @ the shop had a hard cover Time-Life book included with each box.

Like Scott, I have offered Frank any of the duplicates that we come across (need to sort and organize almost a year's worth of LP purchases as we can barely make our way through the spare bedroom @ this point).

My favorites are those by Duke Ellington (his arrangements seem to be more diversified/less repetative).

A very nice series of "mono" boxed sets (half-speed mastered) were produced by the Easton Press/CBS/Polygram in the mid 80's. These are very difficult to find (I only have the Jazz vocal ones), but are easy to spot as they were issued in dull silver boxes. They also did a Swing/Big Band series.