Kenny Burrell – Guitar Forms. A4 Prelude #2 Excerpt (2:15). Made in US, 1965. Recorded December 4 &15, 1964 and April 5 & 12, 1965 at Van Gelder Studios. Used item condition: Record: Very Good Plus (VG+) / Sleeve: Very Good Plus (VG+).
This product is a sealed vinyl LP titled «The Beat Of The Brass» by Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass, released in 1968 on the A&M record label. The record features brass music by Herb Alpert, with a stereo format and a 12″ size.
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What stands out is the consistent black finish across the entire record.
The original cover is a nice addition, with the original price tag still there.
It is a notable example of Pirouette Records’ dedication to high-fidelity sound and unique musical presentations.
John Coltrane. Selflessness, Featuring My Favorite Things. 1968 (Unmarked). The record itself is in very good condition. The gatefold cover is in very good condition: It has colors and gloss that pop, and only has minors signs of wear (scuffs, scratches, and such, primarily on the corners, edges, and ring).
This listing is for a vintage vinyl record featuring Boots Randolph and George Cury, titled «Yakety Sax». The record is a Stereo LP on Guest Star Records, catalog number GS-1455. The album features iconic saxophone performances including the famous «Yakety Sax». Please refer to the images for an accurate representation of the record and sleeve condition. This is a great addition for any collector of jazz, blues, or instrumental music. Ships from Colorado, USA.
ANALOUGE PRODUCTIONS – APRJ 7180. GENE AMMONS. Eugene «Jug» Ammons (April 14, 1925 – August 6, 1974). Gene Ammons – (tenor sax). «Blue Ammons» – 4:57. BOSS TENOR. Doug Watkins – (bass). The Prestige Stereo Series NEW & SEALED.
Martin Denny – A Taste of Honey (Liberty Records) – Essential mid-century exotica! They have been very well-preserved over the years and show no deep scratches or major defects. – Jackets: Covers feature bright, clear graphics and gorgeous mid-century artwork.