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Since 1983, Mosaic Records has been at the forefront of the reissue market, dedicating themselves to definitive collections by both acknowledged jazz masters and neglected talents deserving of wider recognition. From the traditional sounds of Eddie Condon and George Lewis, to the hard bop of Lee Morgan and Hank Mobley, and even the blues of Amos Milburn and Otis Spann, Mosaic's limited edition sets have become favorites of collectors and aficionados around the world.

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