SPIN (special interest) Box Cool Kids Jazz from the 50s 15x 7" 45s FREE SHIPPING
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This is what I'll call a Special Interest (SPIN) Box, records that your Triangle Vinyl Guy thinks belong together. The quality and collect-ability of the records range widely in these boxes, but you won't need to guess or hope: for every box I list all the records and rate the vinyl for you. Sleeves are sometimes cardboard, but they are mostly very old paper, often enough in ragged shape--study the photos and ask me questions about them if you want. They've all just been cleaned with a VPI wet-vac system. And I'll pay the shipping via USPS Media Mail.
Cool Kids Jazz from the Fifties 15 Records
Chet Baker Quartet CBQ 1953 Pacific Jazz EP4-4 (original cardboard sleeve split in two pieces but otherwise perfect, vinyl is perfect visually and nearly so on playback, light crackle at the beginning of Romantic then quiets down EX-)
Chet Baker Thrill is Gone/Happy Little Sunbeam 195? Pacific Jazz 45-615 (no sleeve, Thrill side is beat up and playing back with heavy pop and crackle, borderline POOR grade, Happy side is much better, light crackle VG-)
Caterina Valente with Chet Baker I’ll Remember April/Ev’ry Time We Say Goodbye 1956 Decca 9-30025 promo copy (a rare gem! Visually near perfect, playing back with light crackle here and there EX-)
Clifford Brown Max Roach Daahoud 1957 EmArcy EP-1-6075 (original cardboard sleeve perfect on front, small split on lower right, faded back, vinyl is nearly perfect on Daahoud side, foggy and playing back with light to moderate crackle on Joy side, overall a clear and strong playback VG+)
Lee Konitz Plays With the Gerry Mulligan Quartet Almost Like Being In Love/Lover Man 1957 World Pacific Records X-644 highlights from the 12” album (visually clean except for a light scratch/scuff over first half of Lover, playing back clear and strong but with light crackle VG+ )
Gerry Mulligan New Stars Mullenium/Funhouse featuring Allen Eager 1953 Prestige 45-763 red vinyl (a few light scratches, Funhouse starts with a click, but them quiets down quickly, light crackle here and there on both sides VG)
Dave Brubeck Quartet I’m In a Dancing Mood/Lover 1956 Columbia 4-40776 (visually clean, playing back with an occasional light pop or crackle VG+)
Dave Brubeck Quartet Don’t Worry ‘Bout Me Part 1 & 2 1954 Columbia Priceless Editions 4-PE 12 promo (vinyl is perfect, both visually and on playback EX)
Bill De Arango Renditions De Arango 1954 EmArcy EP-1-6032 (cardboard cover very nice, vinyl is visually clean, Gypsy side playing back perfectly, Summer Time side with moderate crackle VG+)
Chico Hamilton Quintet Younger Than Springtime/There’s Nothing Like a Dame 1958 World Pacific Records X647 highlights from the 12” album South Pacific (nice sounding recording! Vinyl is visually clean, playing back with only the lightest crackle here and there EX-)
Milt Bernhart and His Orchestra Scarf Dance 1955 RCA Victor EPA-598 trombonist (cover and vinyl are in wonderful condition EX)
Various Artists Apple Jam/Ballad Medley from Jam Session 1953 Clef Records EP Album #3 supervised by Norman Granz second record only of two record set (visually clean, only the lightest of crackle on playback, mostly on the ballad side, EX-))
Various Artists Jam Session Blues (Part I)/The Drum Battle 1953 Clef Records EP JATP first record only from 8 record set of Norman Granz’ Jazz at the Philharmonic Volume 15 (Visually clean, near perfect playback on Jam, lightest of crackle on Drum EX-)
Various Artists The Jazz Scene 1949 Clef Records EP Album #1, three excerpts from the compilation, Sophisticated Lady by Will Smith Quintet, Repetition by Neal Hefti/Charlie Parker, Picasso by Coleman Hawkins (perfect vinyl, both visually and on playback EX)
Various Artists Promotional Sampler year unknown ABC-Paramount Full Color Fidelity Jazz, uncatalogued, Don Elliot, Lucky Thompson, Tony Scott, Oscar Pettiford, Billy Taylor, Quincy Jones, Jackie & Roy, Jimmy Rainey, Zoot Sims, Urbie Green (weird little record, never seen anything like it, samples of different artists fade in and out, vinyl near perfect EX-)
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