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Aretha FranklinI Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You
Analogue Productions (Atlantic 75 Series) · 2 LP · 45 RPM · 180g
87,00 € incl. VATThe singer is also at the piano Aretha Franklin’s first Atlantic album opens with “Respect”. Otis Redding wrote the song, but Franklin develops a perspective of her own. The opening…
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Les McCann & Eddie HarrisSwiss Movement
Analogue Productions (Atlantic 75 Series) · 2 LP · 45 RPM · 180g
77,00 € incl. VATA festival performance with a longer history Montreux, 21 June 1969: Les McCann at the piano, Eddie Harris on tenor saxophone, and a festival set that would become Swiss Movement.…
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Bad CompanyDesolation Angels
Analogue Productions (Atlantic 75 Series) · 2 LP · 45 RPM · 180g
77,00 € incl. VATRoom to make the fifth album Bad Company had kept a demanding pace: four albums in four years from their 1974 debut, alongside touring. Before Desolation Angels, the band allowed…
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Humble PieSmokin'
Analogue Productions · 45 RPM · 180g
77,00 € incl. VATA different second guitar Humble Pie entered the sessions for Smokin’ with a major change already behind them. Peter Frampton had left in 1971, and Clem Clempson arrived from Colosseum.…
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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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Miles DavisSeven Steps to Heaven
Analogue Productions · 33⅓ RPM · 180g
58,00 € incl. VATTwo cities within one album In 1963, Seven Steps to Heaven captured a change taking place in Miles Davis’ band. Recording sessions in Los Angeles and New York used different…
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Miles DavisSeven Steps To Heaven
Analogue Productions · 2 LP · 45 RPM · 180g
82,00 € incl. VATThe rhythm section comes into focus Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter and Tony Williams: Seven Steps to Heaven brings together three musicians in 1963 whose continuing partnership would become central to…
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Art PepperArt Pepper - Meets The Rhythm Section
Analogue Productions · 2 LP · 45 RPM · 200g
198,00 € incl. VATA meeting on one January day The title describes the occasion: Art Pepper meets a rhythm section already accustomed to working together. Red Garland, Paul Chambers and Philly Joe Jones…
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Sonny RollinsWay Out West
Analogue Productions · 2 LP · 45 RPM · 200g
198,00 € incl. VATA session beginning at three in the morning The Way Out West session was scheduled for three a.m. to fit the musicians’ working commitments. In Los Angeles, Sonny Rollins joined…
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Aretha FranklinAretha Now
Analogue Productions (Atlantic 75 Series) · 2 LP · 45 RPM · 180g
82,00 € incl. VATAnother album in a remarkable year Aretha Now appeared in June 1968, less than five months after Lady Soul. Its ten songs show how much music Aretha Franklin was making…
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Graham NashSongs For Beginners
Analogue Productions (Atlantic 75 Series) · 2 LP · 45 RPM · 180g
77,00 € incl. VATA solo debut with a wide circle of players Graham Nash released Songs for Beginners in 1971 after his years with the Hollies and his work in Crosby, Stills, Nash…
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Ray CharlesWhat'd I Say (Mono)
Analogue Productions (Atlantic 75 Series) · 2 LP · 45 RPM · 180g
75,00 € incl. VATSeveral years behind one album title Released in 1959, What’d I Say gathers recordings reaching back to 1952. Alongside its new title performance are earlier selections including “Roll with My…
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Wishbone AshArgus
Analogue Productions · 2 LP · 45 RPM · 180g
77,00 € incl. VATTwo guitars sharing the story Andy Powell and Ted Turner give Argus its two guitar voices. Martin Turner plays bass and sings, with Steve Upton on drums: the two Turners…
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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…
