OSSIAN + TOMASZ STANKO ....RARE ORG 1978 Polish RECORD CLUB LP osjan

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Nov 30, 2013 Sold Date

Nov 23, 2013 Start Date

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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 pressing of RARE Polish LP for Record Club of Polish Jazz Society, 1978.
Available for subscribers only.

Sleeve in EX cond.
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Vinyl visually graded in NM cond.
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jazzis:
"2nd album by the great Polish Prog group Ossian (a.k.a. Osjan), which was one of the first East European groups to embrace World Music influences and incorporate them into their highly improvised music. Founded in 1971 by multi-instrumentalists Jacek Ostaszewski (flutes and percussion) and Tomasz Holuj (tabla and percussion), the band was later expanded to include Milo Kurtis (trombita and percussion, who is of Greek origin), creating some of the most adventurous and mind-blowing music, which of course at the time was truly pioneering and eons before its time. Later incarnations of the group were further expended to include additional musicians. The group's music consists of long (usually well over 10 minutes) contemplative and largely improvised pieces, performed solely on acoustic instruments. Deeply emotional and drawing its inspiration from the Far East, Middle East, India and Polish Folklore, this is definitely one of the most wonderfully strange musical experiences one can get exposed to.
This album was recorded with the trio including Kurtis features the great Polish Jazz trumpeter Tomasz Stanko (who plays on side B of the original LP), who invited the group to record an impromptu session for the Polish Radio, sharing with them his love of improvisation and mysterious music.
A must to all brave-hearted music lovers!"

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 ).