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FREDDIE HUBBARD - READY FOR FREDDIE:
US stereo pressing, BST 84085 with New York USA-labels, RVG STEREO but no ear in dead wax = early 2nd US stereo pressing. Record is a very nice and glossy VG+, just some light sleeve scuffs, plays loud and clear! Cover is a really nice VG+ too, just tiny wear to opening and minimal corner wear, looks great overall. Superb 60s jazz set featuring Wayne Shorter, McCoy Tyner, Elvin Jones, Art Davis and Bernard McKinney. Listen to "Arietis" or "Crisis", but I could recommend any track off this album.
US stereo pressing, BST 84085 with New York USA-labels, RVG STEREO but no ear in dead wax = early 2nd US stereo pressing. Record is a very nice and glossy VG+, just some light sleeve scuffs, plays loud and clear! Cover is a really nice VG+ too, just tiny wear to opening and minimal corner wear, looks great overall. Superb 60s jazz set featuring Wayne Shorter, McCoy Tyner, Elvin Jones, Art Davis and Bernard McKinney. Listen to "Arietis" or "Crisis", but I could recommend any track off this album.
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JOHN COLTRANEA LOVE SUPREME
IMPULSE / MCA RE... - USA Later Pressing
LP · EX/VG+ · 325 SEK
NEW IN STOCK
JOHN COLTRANE - A LOVE SUPREME:
One of my favourite jazz albums ever, truly a must-have. Listen to the heavenly "Acknowledgement" or "Resolution". Later US 80s pressing with MCA cloud labels.
One of my favourite jazz albums ever, truly a must-have. Listen to the heavenly "Acknowledgement" or "Resolution". Later US 80s pressing with MCA cloud labels.
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JOHN COLTRANE - MY FAVORITE THINGS:
Wonderful jazz classic including the fantastic version of "My Favorite Things"! Cover on this copy is in partial shrink but has gold stereo-stamp on front (unlike website photo). Later US 70s pressing with red/green labels, 75 Rockefeller Plaza address and WEA-logo.
Wonderful jazz classic including the fantastic version of "My Favorite Things"! Cover on this copy is in partial shrink but has gold stereo-stamp on front (unlike website photo). Later US 70s pressing with red/green labels, 75 Rockefeller Plaza address and WEA-logo.
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MILES DAVIS - PORGY AND BESS:
Later UK stereo pressing, SBPG 62108 with front-laminated flipback cover. Record looks ok with a few minor marks only but plays with mild background crackle/surface noise. Cover is a bit wavy on front and has a name written on back. Lovely jazz classic from 1958, including beautiful jazz tracks as "It Ain't Neccesarily So", "The Buzzard Song" and that stunning version of "Summertime"!
Later UK stereo pressing, SBPG 62108 with front-laminated flipback cover. Record looks ok with a few minor marks only but plays with mild background crackle/surface noise. Cover is a bit wavy on front and has a name written on back. Lovely jazz classic from 1958, including beautiful jazz tracks as "It Ain't Neccesarily So", "The Buzzard Song" and that stunning version of "Summertime"!
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THELONIOUS MONK - BRILLIANT CORNERS:
Later US mono pressing from late 50s/early 60s, RLP 12-226 with small blue labels, mic & reel logo, deep groove on both sides. Back cover lists releases up until RLP 12-312 and has 235 West-address on back. LOTS of marks and some lighter scratches on record, plays ok with mild occassional background crackle. Cover has large splits, clear tape and tape remains on seams, tearing on front, rub wear plus writing and sticker on back. Classic and fantastic jazz set with Sonny Rollins, Oscar Pettiford, Max Roach and Clark Terry. Listen to "Brilliant Corners".
Later US mono pressing from late 50s/early 60s, RLP 12-226 with small blue labels, mic & reel logo, deep groove on both sides. Back cover lists releases up until RLP 12-312 and has 235 West-address on back. LOTS of marks and some lighter scratches on record, plays ok with mild occassional background crackle. Cover has large splits, clear tape and tape remains on seams, tearing on front, rub wear plus writing and sticker on back. Classic and fantastic jazz set with Sonny Rollins, Oscar Pettiford, Max Roach and Clark Terry. Listen to "Brilliant Corners".
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