11-78 RPM-Norman Granz' Jazz at the Philharmonic-SLOW DRAG/ JATP BLUES/ OPENER&
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Jun 4, 2025 Sold Date
Jun 1, 2025 Start Date
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Description

This is a small collection of the MERCURY 78 rom records issued under the name of NORMAN GRANZ’ JAZZ AT THE PHILHARMONIC.

All 11 records are in VG TO VG+ condition. As you can see from the pictures there is some markings on the labels. eBay did not give me more room to picture them all but you will get the general idea.

Most have brown paper sleeves. They are all for one price.

They are:


Mercury 11000- Vol 8 Pt 6- PERDIDO- Instrumental 1889 with Illinois Jacques, Flip Phillips, Bill Harris, Howard McGhee, Jo Jones, Ray Brown and Hank Jones.

Flip side Mercury 11000- Vol 8 Pt. 1. Same artists.


Mercury 11001 - Vol 8 Part 2 and Part 5- PERDIDO with same artists as above. Instrumental 1885 (Juan Tizal).


Mercury 11002- Vol 8 Part 3 and 4- Instrumental 1886 and 1887. PERDIDO (Juan Tizal).


CLEF RECORDS 101A and 101B- Vol 6- JATP BLUES- (Traditional)

This is with Coleman Hawkins, Lester Young, Willie Smith, Charlie Parker, Buck Clayton. Buddy Rich, Irving Ashby, Billy Hadnatt, and Kenny Kersey.


CLEF RECORDS 102A and 102B Vol 6- JATP BLUES- instrumental with the same artists as above.


CLEF RECORDS 103A and 103B- VOL 6- SLOW DRAG -

Part 1 and Part 2 with Coleman Hawkins, Lester Young, Buck Clayton, Buddy Rich, Billy Hadnatt and Kenny Kersey.


Mercury 11029- Part 1 Part 3 - B, V, C-LESTER LEAPS IN C-250 and C-251 Instrumental with Jack McVea, Illinois Jacquet, J.J. Johnson, “Shortly “ Nadine, Johnny Miller, Les Paul and Lee Young. No sleeve.


Mercury 11027- Vol 4 Part 1 and Part 3- BLUES - LESTER LEAPS IN- with the same artists as previous one.


Mercury 11054, 11055 and 11056- Vol 12 Parts 1, 2 and 3- LESTER LEAPS IN - THE OPENER - C-385, C-386 and C-387. Instrumental on all 3 discs with the artists as: Flip Phillips, Lester Young, Charlie Parker, Roy Eldridge, Buddy Rich, Tommy Turk, Ray Brown and Hank Jones.


This is 11 great jazz recordings in the days gone by.

Few light scuffs and scratches but nothing serious. Visually graded.


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