JAN PTASZYN WROBLEWSKI sprzedawcy glonow ORG Polish NM LP nahorny TOMASZ STANKO
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Description
Item is located in Poland - so postage is not for free or even not for 4 USD.
EUROPE ( including UK ) ..................8 USD for 1 LP, 13 USD for 2-3, 23 USD for 4-6 ( double LP album I count as 2 LPs )
North AMERICA .............................10 USD for 1 LP, 16 USD for 2-3, 29 USD for 4-6
Central & South AMERICA, ASIA ..11 USD for 1 LP. 18 USD for 2-3, 35 USD for 4-6
AUSTRALIA & OCEANIA ............14 USDfor 1 LP, 26 USD for 2-3, 51 USD for 4-6
Obviously double album I count as 2 LPs, same with some heavy gatefolds sleeves.
Whenever the weight with packing materials exceed 0,5 kg ( 1,10 lb )
Therefore do not pay until receive my invoice, please. Thank you.
All my items I send air-mail, registered, signed for.
Grading according Record Collector grading system using "+/-" if needed.
Original stereo pressing on Muza, 1973
Sleeve in NM- cond.
Vinyl visually graded in NM cond.
jazzis:
"This relatively little known brilliant album presents Polish Jazz saxophonist / composer / arranger / bandleader Jan Ptaszyn Wroblewski mainly in the capacity as the director of the Polish Radio Jazz Orchestra, a superb collection of top musicians, which functioned as a catalyst and incubator to generations of Polish Jazz musicians as well as a first rate workshop and recording platform. Wroblewski, one of Polish Jazz veterans and Godfathers, led the orchestra for many years with great success and these recordings prove how great it really was. He also composed three of the six extended compositions included here with the other three composed by Tomasz Stanko, Zbigniew Namyslowski and Andrzej Trzaskowski each contributing one composition. The arrangements are absolutely brilliant as are the performances, with the orchestra fronted as such first rate soloists like Stanko, Namyslowski, Michal Urbaniak (playing sax on one track and violin on another), Tomasz Szukalski, Adam Makowicz, Marek Blizinski, Wojciech Karolak, Zbigniew Seifert and of course Wroblewski himself, in short the crème de la crème of the Polish Jazz scene at the time. The music is very modern and even borders on Free at times, presenting very rare examples of Jazz orchestra accompanying a freely improvising soloist. This album is an absolute must to all Polish Jazz lovers and in retrospect is of the best Polish Jazz albums ever recorded. Grab it!"
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Note to all buyers, domestic or international:
I ship as promptly as possible but I am in very rural location, so please be patient if shipment doesn't go out the next day.
If you are unhappy with my description, you have the right to return the LP within 7 days of receipt for a refund ( less postage ).
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