Jazz at the Philharmonic #16 orig Clef 4 LP box set
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Description
JAZZ AT THE PHILHARMONIC, VOL. 16 Clef MG Vol 16, 4 LP's in boxed set, deep groove pressing, David Stone Martin cover, 13 sheet pictorial folio included.
Condition of records is VG++, no scratches, no scuffs, no spindle marks, plays clean & quiet. Box is very clean, no ring wear, 1/2 inch seam split at right center, lamination has begun to peel on spine. Folio of photographs is like new.
The music on this set was recorded at Carnegie Hall, September 10, 1953. It is presented on three 12" LP's and one 10" LP.
JATP All Stars w/ Roy Eldridge, Charlie Shavers, Benny Carter, Willie Smith, Bill Harris, Flip Phillips, Ben Webster - Cool Blues, Ballad Medley, Concert Blues, Flying Home, One O'Clock Jump, The Challenges
Gene Krupa Trio w/ Benny Carter, Oscar Peterson - Indiana, Somebody Loves Me, Laura, Stompin' at the Savoy
Lester Young Quintet w/ Oscar Peterson, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown, JC Heard - Lester's Blues, I Cover the Waterfront, Lester Gambols
Oscar Peterson Trio w/ Ray Brown, Herb Ellis - Lollobrigida, Pompton Turnpike, Swinging On a Star, Love For Sale, Swinging Till the Girls Come Home
JC Heard - Drum Solo
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CONDITION TERMS
We play grade all of our records on quality equipment. We offer a money back guarantee that condition is as described.
M = Mint. Brand new, unplayed.
VG = Very good to excellent. Some evidence of having been played, with no audible defect.
G = Good. Noticeable wear, visual and audible. Records with slight surface noise and/or scuffs fall into this category.
F = More severe damage, distracting surface noise. Only used in incidence of extreme rarity.
P = Poor condition, proves existence of record only.
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