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Atlantis b/w Thorns (Live)
Used - 7 - SP 1271
2019 Limited edition 7 inch single for Sub Pop Singles Club Vol. 4, July 2019. Housed in an outer custom die-cut cardboard slip-sleeve with pictured single sleeve and generic white die-cut inner sleeve. Tiny ding on outer sleeve. ...
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Theme From The Persuaders!
Used - LP - S 64816
1972 UK stereo original in shrink. "Theme From The Persuaders!" by John Barry is a quintessential piece that embodies the lush, cinematic soundscapes for which the composer is celebrated. Initially crafted as the opening theme for the 1971 British television series "The Persuaders!," the composition showcases Barry's talent for creating memorable, mood-setting music that transcends its original context. Driven by a compelling piano riff that builds into a sweeping orchestral arrangement, the piece captures the suave and adventurous spirit of the series, which starred Tony Curtis and Roger Moore. The theme's sophisticated blend of classical and jazz elements, coupled with Barry's signature brass flourishes, creates an alluring sense of intrigue and excitement.
Critically acclaimed for its dynamic construction and enduring appeal, "Theme From The Persuaders!" stands as a testament to John Barry's mastery in leveraging orchestration to evoke emotion and narrative. Barry's work here is emblematic of his broader contributions to film and television music, where his ability to craft indelible motifs and lush harmonies remains unrivaled. The track's rich texture and rhythmic vitality not only complement the series' cosmopolitan flair but also establish a timeless listening experience that resonates with audiences far beyond the small screen. In essence, the piece is a microcosm of Barry's distinctive style, merging elegant orchestral techniques with contemporary sensibilities to create a theme that is as memorable as it is musically sophisticated. ...
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Les Forains Ballet / Concerto No. 1
Used - LP - LDX 78300
Laminated Gatefold Stereo Original. Henri Sauguet Conducting The Association Des Concerts Lamoureux (Side One) And Gennadi Rojdestvenski Conducting The Grand Orchestre Symphonique De La Radio De L'U.R.S.S. With Vasso Devetzi, Piano (Side Two). Appears Glossy. From The Collection Of Producer Harold Lawrence. ...
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Duality
Used - LP - DS-807
1980 original. In "Duality," the Clare Fischer Big Band delivers an exquisite testament to Fischer's complex and nuanced musical legacy, demonstrating an adept synthesis of robust orchestral textures with intricate jazz harmonies. Fischer, a composer and arranger revered for his ability to fluidly navigate between the realms of jazz and classical music, crafts a sonic landscape that is both lush and dynamic, offering listeners a profound sense of both contrast and unity—a duality, if you will. The band's performance, characterized by tight ensemble work and impressive individual solos, serves as a testament to Fischer's enduring influence and the band's virtuosic capability to maintain his vision. The arrangements are meticulously constructed, each piece showcasing a seamless dialogue between different sections, achieving a harmonious balance that highlights the thematic essence implied by the album's title.
With "Duality," the Clare Fischer Big Band honors the maestro's legacy while also asserting its own artistic identity. The album is a compelling exploration of Fischer's stylistic versatility, with each track reflecting a unique facet of his approach to composition and orchestration. The band's execution underscores a deep understanding of Fischer's musical language, allowing the multifaceted layers of his compositions to unfold organically. From lush ballads to vibrant, rhythmically complex pieces, each track is a journey through Fischer's richly diverse sound world. The result is an album that not only pays homage to Fischer’s genius but also elevates the big band genre, presenting a sophisticated and captivating listening experience that is bound to resonate with both jazz aficionados and newcomers alike. ...
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The Last Set At Newport
Used - LP - SD 1607
1972 Original. Still in shrink. Also features Alan Dawson & Jack Six. ...
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Sings "Lover Man" And Other Billie Holiday Classics
Used - LP - PC 37002
1961 Original in shrink. Carmen sings Billie's best and it shines with Ted Macero producing the incredible Bob Cranshaw on bass, Walter Perkins on drums and Norman Simmons on piano. ...
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The Look Of Love
Used - LP - HS 11410
1970 Original in shrink. In "The Look of Love," Charlie Byrd envelops listeners in a warm tapestry of bossa nova and jazz, a testament to his mastery of both guitar technique and interpretative skill. This 1967 release capitalizes on the then-burgeoning popularity of Brazilian music in the United States, following the success of the bossa nova wave. Byrd, an adept interpreter of Latin rhythms, explores the nuanced interplay between jazz and bossa nova, crafting a sound that is both sophisticated and accessible. His guitar work is precise yet emotive, navigating the complex harmonies and syncopated rhythms with an effortless grace that highlights his classical training and deep understanding of jazz idioms. Each track is a study in musical elegance, projecting an aura of introspection and romanticism that echoes the album's title. ...
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Friends And Strangers
Used - LP - BN-LA730-H
1977 Original. Features The Soul-Jazz Classic Title Cut Plus The Funky "Nothin' Bout Nuthin" And More.
In his 1977 album "Friends And Strangers," celebrated flutist Ronnie Laws delivers a compelling blend of jazz fusion, soul, and R&B, showcasing his virtuosic ability to transcend traditional genre boundaries. The album opens with the title track, "Friends And Strangers," which immediately sets the tone with its infectious groove and memorable melody. Laws' fluid flute playing is at the forefront, weaving effortlessly through lush arrangements and supported by a tight rhythm section. The album is a testament to Laws' skillful craftsmanship and his knack for creating accessible yet sophisticated compositions that appeal to both jazz aficionados and casual listeners alike.
Critically, "Friends And Strangers" stands out not only for its musicianship but also for its ability to capture the zeitgeist of the late 1970s. The incorporation of electric instrumentation and smooth production reflect the era's evolving soundscape, bringing a contemporary edge to the jazz tradition. Tracks like "Nuthin' 'Bout Nuthin'" and "Saturday Evening" highlight Laws' versatility, balancing upbeat tempos with more contemplative moments. The album's seamless blend of styles showcases Ronnie Laws as a pivotal figure in the jazz fusion movement, cementing his reputation as an innovative artist who bridges the gap between smooth jazz and more adventurous musical territories. ...
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Greatest Hits III
Used - LP - 9 25834-1
1989 original, Allied pressing. Glossy, VG+ vinyl. Gold promo stamp to front cover. ...
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He Set My Life To Music
Used - LP - MCR-5023
1982 original, Pinckneyville pressing. Gold promo stamp and hype sticker on front cover. Glossy, VG+ vinyl. ...
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