Extremely Rare original 12” 33 1/3 vinyl LP album:

“SENTIMENTS”

by SAHIB SHIHAB

STORYVILLE SLPS 1008 stereo

STORYVILLE

Made in Denmark

THE VINYL is FANTASTIC MINT- NEVER PLAYED!!! You won’t find a better

THE COVER is MINT- as well.

Recorded in Copenhagen 1971.

Players are Sahib Shihab, Kenny Drew, Nils-Henning Örsted Pedersen and Jimmy Hopps

Kept untouched for more than 30 years and so has many of the other LPs I'm selling this time.

Highly collectable copy of a super rare collector’s piece.

Incredible vinyl!

Noble start price - NO RESERVE

Please check the pictures - I hope they are of use.

PLEASE READ ON, carefully: Serious bidders, please. Non Payers will receive eBay Warning. If you have (0) or negative feedback, please ask prior to bidding on this one, as I reserve the right to gently catapult any dodgy bidders. Payment in US$, UK£, EURO - PAYPAL or CASH - nothing else. No MO’s or bank/personal-cheques. Winner pay s/h: Europe USD$12, World USD$14. Don’t hesitate to mail ANY question BEFORE bidding or buying. Pay me securely with any major credit card through PayPal! Biography by Richard S. Ginell Besides being one of the first jazz musicians to convert to Islam and change his name (1947), Sahib Shihab was also one of the earliest boppers to use the flute. But he was also a fluent soloist on the alto, as well as the baritone sax, the latter being the instrument with which he became most frequently associated. Shihab first worked professionally with the Luther Henderson band at the age of 13 while still studying with Elmer Snowden. At 16, he attended the Boston Conservatory (1941-1942) and later worked as the lead alto in the 1944-1945 Fletcher Henderson band, billed as Eddie Gregory. After his religious conversion, he fell in with the early bop movement, recording several now-famous sides on alto with Thelonious Monk for Blue Note in 1947 and 1951, and playing with Art Blakey in 1949-1950 and the Tadd Dameron band in 1949. Following some empty patches where he had to work odd jobs for a living, Shihab played with Dizzy Gillespie in 1951-1952, Illinois Jacquet in 1952-1955, and the Oscar Pettiford big band in 1957. After arriving in Europe with Quincy Jones' big band in 1959-1960, he remained there until 1986 (mostly in Copenhagen), except for a long Los Angeles interlude (1973-1976). While on the Continent, he played in the Clarke-Boland big band for nearly a decade (1963-1972). He recorded only a handful of albums as a leader...

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On Nov-23-05 at 15:57:49 PST, seller added the following information:

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