1956 Clifford Brown And Max Roach ?– At Basin Street 12" 33RPM Deep Groove MONO
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1956 Clifford Brown And Max Roach ?– At Basin Street 12" 33RPM Deep Groove MONO
Very Playable
VINYL has been well played. Has some wear and noise. Has scratches and pops. Play tested all the way through with no skips. Cover is good. Paste on cover with edge wear and some seam failures. No cutout. No barcode. Generic inner sleeve.
I have stacks of wax. These are records that have been played... unless they are sealed...you get the picture. I do my best to describe their condition them but I don't have sophisticated equipment to play them on. I have 400 - 500 more to sell. They go though about every genre and modern music era. (1950's-2000's) Every now and then I find a collection to sell. If I list them as "Buy it Now" please make me a reasonable offer.
"My name is Jimmy, I'll take what you gimme!"
Message me if you need anything.
Happy bidding!
racklist Show Credits
A1 What Is This Thing Called Love? 7:33 A2 Love Is A Many Splendored Thing 4:14 A3 I'll Remember April 9:13 B1 Powell's Prances 3:28 B2 Time 5:03 B3 The Scene Is Clean 6:05 B4 Gertrude's Bounce 4:09Credits
- Bass – George Morrow
- Drums – Max Roach
- Photography By – Chuck Stewart
- Piano – Richie Powell
- Producer – Bob Shad
- Tenor Saxophone – Sonny Rollins
- Trumpet – Clifford Brown
Notes
Recorded January and February 1956 at Capitol Studios, New York City.'Drummer' logo on blue label deep groove.
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