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Benny Carter & Oscar PetersonBenny Carter Meets Oscar Peterson
Analogue Productions (Pablo) · 33⅓ RPM · 180g
52,00 € incl. VATTwo names above a quintet Benny Carter Meets Oscar Peterson names a partnership, but five musicians make the record. On 14 November 1986, Carter and Peterson were joined in Los…
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The Clark Terry FiveMemories Of Duke
Analogue Productions (Pablo) · 33⅓ RPM · 180g
52,00 € incl. VATA memory built through playing Clark Terry knew Duke Ellington’s music from inside the orchestra. He worked with Ellington from 1951 to 1959, following his time with Count Basie. When…
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Duke EllingtonThe Ellington Suites
Analogue Productions (Pablo) · 33⅓ RPM · 180g
52,00 € incl. VATThree suites brought out of the archive The Ellington Suites appeared in 1976, two years after Duke Ellington’s death. Its recordings come from 1959, 1971 and 1972. Ellington had financed…
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Count Basie & Joe TurnerThe Bosses
Analogue Productions (Pablo) · 33⅓ RPM · 180g
52,00 € incl. VATTwo histories in one programme Count Basie at the piano and Big Joe Turner at the microphone bring long musical histories to The Bosses. Norman Granz produced the 1973 session…
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Joe Pass and Zoot SimsBlues For 2
Analogue Productions (Pablo) · 33⅓ RPM · 180g
52,00 € incl. VATTwo musicians are enough A tenor saxophone and a guitar: Blues for 2 needs no larger ensemble. Joe Pass and Zoot Sims met for the recordings at RCA Studios in…
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Joe PassPortraits Of Duke Ellington
Analogue Productions (Pablo) · 33⅓ RPM · 180g
52,00 € incl. VATRemembering Ellington by playing his music Duke Ellington had died only weeks before Joe Pass recorded this tribute. Released by Pablo in 1975, Portraits of Duke Ellington draws on nine…
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Jethro TullBenefit
Analogue Productions · 2 LP · 45 RPM · 180g
77,00 € incl. VATBetween a working band and a studio workshop On Benefit, released in 1970, Jethro Tull gives guitars and studio possibilities a larger role. Ian Anderson, Martin Barre, Glenn Cornick and…
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The Staple SingersHit Singles
Analogue Productions · 45 RPM · 180g
34,00 € incl. VATTwo sides of the Stax story Hit Singles is a concentrated encounter with the Staple Singers: one twelve-inch record, two selections, a side each for “I’ll Take You There” and…
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Ella FitzgeraldTake Love Easy
Analogue Productions (Pablo) · 33⅓ RPM · 180g
52,00 € incl. VATOne voice, one guitar, nine encounters On Take Love Easy, Ella Fitzgerald and Joe Pass perform without an additional rhythm section. The ensemble is small, but its responsibilities are considerable.…
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Art Tatum and Ben WebsterThe Tatum Group Masterpieces
Analogue Productions (Pablo) · 33⅓ RPM · 180g
52,00 € incl. VATTwo distinctive voices inside one quartet Art Tatum and Ben Webster bring markedly different musical personalities to The Tatum Group Masterpieces. The piano is not simply an accompaniment to the…
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Sarah Vaughan, Clark Terry, Zoot Sims, QuadrantA Celebration of Duke
Analogue Productions (Pablo) · 33⅓ RPM · 180g
52,00 € incl. VATFour perspectives on Duke Ellington A Celebration of Duke appeared on Pablo in 1980, bringing together recordings from several sessions in 1979 and 1980. Its title identifies a common point…
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Count Basie & The Kansas City 3For The Second Time
Analogue Productions (Pablo) · 33⅓ RPM · 180g
52,00 € incl. VATThree players, with room between the notes Count Basie's name can summon an entire orchestra: brass sections arriving together, a rhythm section setting the pace, and arrangements that establish their…
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GenesisNursery Cryme
Analogue Productions (Atlantic 75 Series) · 2 LP · 45 RPM · 180g
77,00 € incl. VATA new lineup begins to define its world Nursery Cryme was the first Genesis album to feature Phil Collins and Steve Hackett. By its release in 1971, Peter Gabriel, Tony…
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Shelly Manne and Jack MarshallSounds Unheard Of!
Analogue Productions · 33⅓ RPM · 180g
54,00 € incl. VATTwo musicians and an unusual proposal The surprise in Sounds Unheard Of! begins with its personnel: Shelly Manne and Jack Marshall perform as a duo. Marshall proposed the idea, as…
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The Ray Brown TrioSoular Energy
Analogue Productions · 2 LP · 45 RPM · 180g
77,00 € incl. VATA bassist brings a pianist back on the road Part of the story behind Soular Energy is Gene Harris's return to a wider audience. After many years with The Three…
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Humble PieSmokin'
Analogue Productions · 33⅓ RPM · 180g
54,00 € incl. VATA new guitarist, a renewed identity Humble Pie entered 1972 with a changed line-up. Peter Frampton had departed, and Clem Clempson, previously a member of Colosseum, had joined Steve Marriott,…
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Count Basie & Dizzy GillespieThe Gifted Ones
Analogue Productions (Pablo) · 33⅓ RPM · 180g
52,00 € incl. VATA quartet meeting in Las Vegas Count Basie and Dizzy Gillespie met in a Las Vegas studio on February 3, 1977, with Ray Brown on double bass and Mickey Roker…
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Count Basie & Oscar PetersonThe Timekeepers
Analogue Productions (Pablo) · 33⅓ RPM · 180g
52,00 € incl. VATTwo pianos over two days Count Basie and Oscar Peterson recorded The Timekeepers at Group IV Studios in Hollywood on February 21 and 22, 1978. John Heard played double bass…
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Ella Fitzgerald & Joe PassFitzgerald & Pass... Again
Analogue Productions (Pablo) · 33⅓ RPM · 180g
52,00 € incl. VATTwo people, fourteen songs Ella Fitzgerald and Joe Pass met at RCA Studios in Los Angeles in the winter of 1976. Sessions on January 29 and 30 and February 8…
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Sarah VaughanHow Long Has This Been Going On?
Analogue Productions (Pablo) · 33⅓ RPM · 180g
52,00 € incl. VATOne day in Hollywood On April 25, 1978, Sarah Vaughan arrived at Group IV Recording Studios in Hollywood. Oscar Peterson played piano, Joe Pass guitar, Ray Brown double bass and…
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Count BasieBasie Jam
Analogue Productions (Pablo) · 33⅓ RPM · 180g
52,00 € incl. VATEight musicians and the blues Los Angeles, December 10, 1973. Count Basie brings seven fellow musicians together for the session later released by Pablo as Basie Jam. Five pieces, all…
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Dizzy GillespieDizzy Gillespie's Big 4
Analogue Productions (Pablo) · 33⅓ RPM · 180g
52,00 € incl. VATFour musicians, room to respond Los Angeles, September 1974: Dizzy Gillespie brings together Joe Pass, Ray Brown and Mickey Roker for Dizzy Gillespie's Big 4. Trumpet, guitar, double bass and…
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Count BasieFarmer's Market Barbecue
Analogue Productions (Pablo) · 33⅓ RPM · 180g
52,00 € incl. VATA May day with the Basie orchestra Count Basie recorded Farmer’s Market Barbecue at Group IV Studios in Los Angeles on May 4, 1982. Norman Granz produced the session, with…
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Count Basie88 Basie Street
Analogue Productions (Pablo) · 33⅓ RPM · 180g
52,00 € incl. VATView detailsCount Basie on two different scales 88 Basie Street was recorded at Ocean Way Studios in Hollywood on May 11 and 12, 1983. Norman Granz produced the sessions, with Allen…
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Gerry MulliganNight Lights
Philips (Acoustic Sounds Series) · 33⅓ RPM · 180g
44,00 € incl. VATView detailsThe night begins at the piano A Gerry Mulligan album that begins with Mulligan at the piano: the title piece of Night Lights immediately invites closer attention. He switches to…
