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PURE VIRGIN VINYL<br />
AUDIOPHILE GRADE<br />
180 GRAM<br />
LIMITED EDITION<br />
art blakey & the jazzmessengers<br />
LIKE SOMEONE IN LOVE<br />
LEE MORGAN, trumpet<br />
WAYNE SHORTER, tenor sax<br />
BOBBY TIMMONS, piano<br />
JYMIE MERRITT, bass<br />
ART BLAKEY, drums<br />
New Jersey, August 7 & 14, 1960.<br />
KENNY BURRELL<br />
MIDNIGHT BLUE<br />
STANLEY TURRENTINE, tenor sax<br />
KENNY BURRELL, guitar<br />
MAJOR HOLLEY Jr, bass<br />
BILL ENGLISH, drums<br />
RAY BARRETO, conga<br />
New Jersey, January 8, 1963.<br />
All Music Guide<br />
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Side A:<br />
01. Like Someone in Love / 02. Johnny’s Blue<br />
Side B:<br />
01. Noise in the Attic / 02. Sleeping Dancer Sleep On<br />
03. Giantis<br />
The title cut is the most impressive performance, but this excellent<br />
program of high-quality hard bop also allows listeners to hear three<br />
obscure Wayne Shorter compositions and Lee Morgan’s forgotten<br />
“Johnny’s Blue.” - Scott Yanow ( All Music Guide)<br />
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Side A:<br />
01. Chittlins Con Carne / 02. Mule / 03. Soul Lament<br />
04. Midnight Blue<br />
Side B:<br />
01. Wavy Gravy / 02. Gee Baby Ain’t I Good to You<br />
03. Saturday Night Blue<br />
This album is one of guitarist Kenny Burrell’s best-known sessions<br />
for the Blue Note label. - Scott Yanow ( All Music Guide)<br />
eric dolphy<br />
out to lunch<br />
All Music Guide<br />
dexter gordon<br />
A SWINGIN’ AFFAIR<br />
All Music Guide<br />
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FREDDIE HUBBARD, trumpet<br />
ERIC DOLPHY, alto sax, flute & bass clarinet<br />
BOBBY HUTCHERSON, vibes<br />
RICHARD DAVIS, bass<br />
ANTHONY WILLIAMS, drums<br />
New Jersey, February 25, 1964.<br />
Side A:<br />
01. Hat and Beard / 02. Something Sweet, Something Tender<br />
Side B:<br />
01. Out of Lunch / 02. Straight Up and Down<br />
Out to Lunch stands as Eric Dolphy’s magnum opus, an absolute<br />
pinnacle of avant-garde jazz in any form or era.<br />
- Steve Huey ( All Music Guide)<br />
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DEXTER GORDON, tenor sax<br />
SONNY CLARK, piano<br />
BUTCH WARREN, bass<br />
BILLY HIGGINS, drums<br />
New Jersey, August 29, 1962.<br />
Side A:<br />
01. Soy Califa / 02. Don’t Explain<br />
03. You Stepped Out of A Dream<br />
Side B:<br />
01. The Backbone / 02. Until the Real Thing Comes<br />
Along / 03. McSplivens<br />
This is a hot hard bop band, playing a program that’s relaxed<br />
and mostly upbeat; they even manage to stretch a bit. .<br />
- Thom Jurek ( All Music Guide)<br />
dexter gordon<br />
OUR MAN IN PARIS<br />
1/2<br />
All Music Guide<br />
herbie hancock<br />
TAKIN’ OFF<br />
1/2<br />
All Music Guide<br />
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DEXTER GORDON, tenor sax<br />
BUD POWELL, piano<br />
PIERRE MICHELOT, bass<br />
KENNY CLARKE, drums<br />
Paris, France, May 23, 1963.<br />
Side A:<br />
01. Scrapple from the Apple - Willow Weep For Me<br />
Side B:<br />
01. Broadway - Starway to the Stars - A Night in Tunisia<br />
Gordon is at the very top of his game here. His playing is crisp, tight,<br />
and full of playful fury.<br />
- Thom Jurek ( All Music Guide)<br />
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FREDDIE HUBBARD, trumpet<br />
DEXTER GORDON, tenor sax<br />
HERBIE HANCOCK, piano<br />
BUTCH WARREN, bass<br />
BILLY HIGGINS, drums<br />
New Jersey, May 28, 1962.<br />
Side A:<br />
01. Watermelon Man / 02. Three Bags Full / 03. Empty Pockets<br />
Side B:<br />
01. The Maze / 02. Driftin’ / 03. Alone And I<br />
All in all, Takin’ Off is an exceptional first effort, laying the groundwork<br />
for Hancock to begin pushing the boundaries of hard bop on<br />
his next several records. - Steve Huey ( All Music Guide)<br />
joe henderson<br />
PAGE ONE<br />
All Music Guide<br />
bobBy hutcherson<br />
DIALOGUE<br />
All Music Guide<br />
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KENNY DORHAM, trumpet<br />
JOE HENDERSON, tenor sax<br />
McCOY TYNER, piano<br />
BUTCH WARREN, bass<br />
PETE LA ROCA, drums<br />
New Jersey, June 3, 1963.<br />
Side A:<br />
01. Blue Bossa / 02. La Mesha / 03. Homestretch<br />
Side B:<br />
01. Recorda-Me / 02. Jinrikisha / 03. Out of the Night<br />
Tenor saxophonist Joe Henderson’s debut as a leader is a particularly<br />
strong and historic effort. - Scott Yanow ( All Music Guide)<br />
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FREDDIE HUBBARD, trumpet<br />
SAM RIVERS, tenor & soprano sax, bass clarinet, flute<br />
BOBBY HUTCHERSON, vibes & marimba<br />
ANDREW HILL, piano<br />
RICHARD DAVIS, bass<br />
JOE CHAMBERS, drums<br />
New Jersey, April 3, 1965.<br />
Side A:<br />
01. Catta / 02. Idle While / 03. Les Noirs Marchent<br />
Side B:<br />
01. Dialogue / 02. Guetto Lights<br />
Dialogue remains Hutcherson’s most adventurous, “outside”<br />
album, and while there are more extensive showcases for his<br />
playing, this high-caliber session stands as arguably his greatest<br />
musical achievement. - Steve Huey ( All Music Guide)<br />
duke jordan<br />
FLIGHT TO JORDAN<br />
All Music Guide<br />
wayne shorter<br />
ADAM’S APPLE<br />
All Music Guide<br />
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DIZZY REECE, trumpet<br />
STANLEY TURRENTINE, tenor sax<br />
DUKE JORDAN, piano<br />
REGINALD WORKMAN, bass<br />
ART TAYLOR, drums<br />
New Jersey, August 4, 1960.<br />
Side A:<br />
01. Flight to Jordan / 02. Starbrite / 03. Squawkin’<br />
Side B:<br />
01. Deacon Joe / 02. Split Quick / 03. Si-Joya<br />
This is one of Duke Jordan’s better recordings and is quite enjoyable<br />
- Scott Yanow ( All Music Guide)<br />
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WAYNE SHORTER, tenor sax<br />
HERBIE HANCOCK, piano<br />
REGINALD WORKMAN, bass<br />
JOE CHAMBERS, drums<br />
New Jersey, February 3 (A-1) & 24, 1966.<br />
Side A:<br />
01. Adam’s Apple / 02. 502 Blues (Drinkin’ and Drivin’)<br />
03. El Gaucho<br />
Side B:<br />
01. Footprints / 02. Teru / 03. Chief Crazy Horse<br />
Taken in isolation, this is one of the great works of mid-’60s jazz<br />
- Stacia Proefrock ( All Music Guide)
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