Pacific Jazz PJ-48 "Sounds of Synanon" Joe Pass, Greg Dykes - Mono DG, NM- cond.
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ARTIST: Dave Allan, Greg Dykes, Joe Pass, Arnold Ross, Ronald Clark, Bill Crawford and Cindy Latson
TITLE: Sounds of Synanon
LABEL: Pacific Jazz PJ-48
Original 1962 issue black and silver label, mono, deep groove.
Synanon was a drug addiction treatment center in Santa Monica. This album features musicians who were drug addicts in Synanon's rehabilitation programs (read Art Pepper's autobiography 'Straight Life' for his take on it)
This album has the studio version of "C.E.D.", but check out this live version on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ttER_M1QdY
CONDITION:
Vinyl: NM-
Vinyl looks like it was not played more than once or twice. Full gloss. No warping.
Cover: NM-
No seam splits, sharp corners, very fresh look
Check out my other auctions - I will be putting almost all of the Pacific Jazz PJ series from PJ-7 to PJ-68 up this month. In the future I will list many more near mint Pacific Jazz and World Pacific LPs, to be followed by auctions of minty Riverside, Contemporary, Blue Note, Verve, Columbia, Bethlehem, Impulse, etc.
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