RARE FRANK MINION- THE SOFT LAND OF MAKE BELIEVE- EARLY BETHLEHEM
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Description
A Very rare early mono deep groove pressing of Frank Minion's The Soft Land of Make Believe. Bethlehem BCP 6052. Players are Bill Evans, Paul Chambers, Jimmy Cobb, Tommy Flanagan, Roland Alexander, Geroge Tucker and Danny Richmond. Performances are Itorduction to Black Opium Street, The Soft Land of Make Believe, Knowbody Knows, Autobiography of a Musician Bongo Blues, Oddsville USA, Things Ain't Like They Used to Went, Salaam My Chiled, Laughing Boy, Later, Flamenco Sketches, Round Midnight, So What, Watermelon, and You I Love.
Both the jacket and record are in excellent condition. NM-/VG++
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