ART PEPPER [Smack Up] CONTEMPORARY [stereo] DG*
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1962 CONTEMPORARY Records S 7602
STEREO * DEEP GROOVE
[D2/D2] matrix stampers
* VINYL is STRONG VG+ plays super clean a couple of light hairlines great listen!
COVER is VG edge/surface/ring wear top seam 4" split spine 2" split
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The title of this recording, Smack Up, is ironic and inadvertently truthful. Within a short period, Art Pepper would begin spending many years in jail due to his heroin addiction; this was his next-to-last album from that period. Despite the bleak future, the great altoist (who never seemed to make an uninspired record during his unstable life) is in excellent form in a quintet with trumpeter Jack Sheldon, pianist Pete Jolly, bassist Jimmy Bond, and drummer Frank Butler. Highlights of this fine album include Harold Land's title cut, the five/four blues "Las Cuevas de Mario," and Ornette Coleman's "Tears Inside."
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