Vick, Harold

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	After The Dance New - LP - 1202 Sealed 1977 Original With Appearances By Ralph MacDonald, William Eaton, Patti Austin, Eric Gale, Don Um Romao, Jon Faddis, Michael Brecker And Randy Brecker. Corners Are Rubbed/Bumped. more
	Commitment New - LP - MR 5054 Sealed 1974 Blue Label Original. Archival Quality Copy. Includes The Killer "H.N.I.C." Head N--- In Charge. Probably Recorded For RCA In 1967 With The Same Line-Up That Recorded The Brilliant "Straight Up" Album: Malcolm Reddick, Guitar; Walter Bishop, Piano; Ben Tucker, Bass; Mickey Roker, Drums; Herb Bushler, Bass; Victor Feldman, Piano & Vibes. Released Just Before "Don't Look Back." more
	Commitment Used - LP - MR 5054 Rare 1974 White Label Promo. Spine Is Worn Off & Top Seam Is Worn As Well. Includes The Killer "H.N.I.C." Head N--- In Charge. Probably Recorded For RCA In 1967 With The Same Line-Up That Recorded The Brilliant "Straight Up" Album. more
	Don't Look Back Audiophile - LP - SES-7431 Sealed 2018 180gm Limited Edition Analogue Reissue. "Don't Look Back" Is An Album Led By American Saxophonist Harold Vick Recorded In 1974 And Released In The Wake Of Harold Vick's Recovery From A Heart Attack, Which May Partially Explain The Passion With Which He Approaches His Playing Throughout. One Of The Best-Ever Strata East Sessions! The Album's A Masterfully Conceived Session By Reed Player Harold Vick – Best Known To The World As The Funky Tenorist From Albums By John Patton And Jack Mcduff In The 60's, But Emerging Here As An Incredibly Sensitive Soul Jazz Player, Capable Of Turning Out Some Incredibly Sophisticated And Emotional Compositions. Vick Produced And Wrote All The Material On The Album. A Treasure All The Way Through. (Dusty Groove, Inc.) more
	Steppin' Out Used - LP - BN 4138 Beautiful Japanese Promo Label Stereo Pressing With Obi. Features Blue Mitchell, Grant Green, John Patton And Ben Dixon. more
	Steppin' Out! Audiophile - Used - B0033843-01 New 2022 Audiophile Vinyl Remastered Reissue For Blue Note's Tone Poet Series. Housed In A Beautiful Deluxe Gatefold Jacket. "This Soul-jazz Outing By Tenor Saxophonist Harold Vick (His Recording Debut As A Leader) Casts Him In A Role That Was Often Occupied By Stanley Turrentine. Vick, With A Quintet That Also Includes Trumpeter Blue Mitchell, Guitarist Grant Green, Organist John Patton, And Drummer Ben Dixon, Performs Four Blues, A Slightly Trickier Original (Five Of The Six Songs Are His), Plus The Ballad "Laura" On This CD Reissue. There Are No Real Surprises, But No Disappointments Either On What Would Be Harold Vick's Only Chance To Lead A Blue Note Date. At 27, He Was Already A Fine Player." AMG - Scott Yanow. more
	Straight Up Used - LP - LSP 3761 1967 Deep Groove Stereo Original Still In Shrink Wrap. One Of His Best Albums As Leader (Streets Ahead Of His Rare Blue Note Outing). Appears Glossy, Unplayed. “The Superb Straight Up Captures Harold Vick's Shift Away From The Lithe Tenor/Organ Sessions Of His Previous Work Toward The Bold Soul-Jazz Of His Finest Recordings. Supported By An Unusual But Effective Lineup Featuring Guitarist Everett Barksdale, Vibist Warren Chiasson, Bassist Walter Booker, And Drummer Hugh Walker, Vick Alternates Between Tenor, Soprano, And Flute, Greatly Expanding The Parameters Of His Sound While Maintaining The Simplicity That Is His Hallmark. Above All, He Remains A Remarkably Expressive Player, Communicating More In One Or Two Notes Than Most Reedists Say Over The Span Of An Entire Song.” Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide. more
	The Caribbean Suite Used - LP - LSP-3677 Rare 1967 deep groove stereo original. “Harold Vick Led Relatively Few Record Dates Of His Own, But This Little-Known Session Is One Of His Better Efforts. Known Primarily For His Work As A Tenor Saxophonist, Vick Also Plays Soprano Sax And Flute On This Mid-'60s RCA Victor Album. Most Of The Disc Is Devoted To British Tenor Saxophonist Kenny Graham's Eight-Part "Caribbean Suite," Which Consists Of Musical Impressions Of Various Islands In The West Indies. Joining Vick Are Trumpeter Blue Mitchell, Vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson, Pianist Albert Dailey, Guitarist Everett Barksdale, Bassist Walter Booker, And Drummer Mickey Roker, Along With Latin Percussion By Montego Joe And Manuel Ramos. Like Other Boppers Who Delved Into Afro-Cuban Music, Vick's Arrangements Of This Obscure Suite Work Very Well. He Also Adds A Fine Take Of Charlie Parker's "Barbados" And His Own "Letitia," Both Of Which Fit In Rather Nicely With The Album Concept. Long Out Of Print, This LP May Be Difficult To Acquire.” AMG - Ken Dryden more
	The Caribbean Suite Used - LP - LSP-3677 Rare 1967 deep groove stereo original. “Harold Vick Led Relatively Few Record Dates Of His Own, But This Little-Known Session Is One Of His Better Efforts. Known Primarily For His Work As A Tenor Saxophonist, Vick Also Plays Soprano Sax And Flute On This Mid-'60s RCA Victor Album. Most Of The Disc Is Devoted To British Tenor Saxophonist Kenny Graham's Eight-Part "Caribbean Suite," Which Consists Of Musical Impressions Of Various Islands In The West Indies. Joining Vick Are Trumpeter Blue Mitchell, Vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson, Pianist Albert Dailey, Guitarist Everett Barksdale, Bassist Walter Booker, And Drummer Mickey Roker, Along With Latin Percussion By Montego Joe And Manuel Ramos. Like Other Boppers Who Delved Into Afro-Cuban Music, Vick's Arrangements Of This Obscure Suite Work Very Well. He Also Adds A Fine Take Of Charlie Parker's "Barbados" And His Own "Letitia," Both Of Which Fit In Rather Nicely With The Album Concept. Long Out Of Print, This LP May Be Difficult To Acquire.” AMG - Ken Dryden more
	Watch What Happens Used - LP - LSP 3902 Beautiful 1968 Deep Groove Stereo Original, Small Cut Corner. more
	Watch What Happens New - LP - LSP 3902 Sealed 1968 Deep Groove Stereo Original. Pristine Copy. more
	Watch What Happens Used - LP - LSP 3902 Beautiful 1968 Deep Groove Stereo Original Still In Shrink Wrap. more