Lee Morgan: "The Sidewinder", Original Mono Pressing, 1964, in Shrink, NEAR MINT
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From Blue Note Records (BLP 4157), this is THE SIDEWINDER by
LEE MORGAN, an original (first) US mono (high fidelity) pressing from
July 1964. Jacket still has shrink-wrap attached except at opening (about
NEAR MINT); the LP play grades NEAR MINT MINUS or better. A super
rare piece of hard bop. Elsewhere on eBay for $150.00 and up. You'll not
find a nicer copy in this lifetime! "Van Gelder" stamped in matrix both sides
and, of course, the ear.
Low opening bid with NO RESERVE.
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The Cuts:
All songs composed by Lee Morgan.
- "The Sidewinder" – 10:25
- "Totem Pole" – 10:11
- "Gary's Notebook" – 6:03
- "Boy, What A Night" – 7:30
- "Hocus-Pocus" – 6:21
Personnel & Instrumentation:
- Lee Morgan – trumpet
- Joe Henderson – tenor
- Barry Harris – piano
- Bob Cranshaw – double bass
- Billy Higgins – drums
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