The Leroy Vinnegar Sextet "LEROY WALKS C3542" ORIGINAL Contemporary 1958 Mono LP
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Sep 2, 2012 Sold Date
Aug 23, 2012 Start Date
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    The Leroy Vinnegar Sextet ?LEROY WALKS C3542? ORIGINAL Contemporary 1958 Mono LP              


List Title: The Leroy Vinnegar Sextet “LEROY WALKS C3542“ ORIGINAL Contemporary 1958 Mono LP

Artist: The Leroy Vinnegar Sextet

Title: "Leroy Walks !”
 

Label: Contemporary (division of VOGUE) black on yellow label


Catalogue No: LAC 12136

Library ID: 0077 Matrix: VMGT-1374-1B VMGT-1375-1B
Year: 1958

Personnel:
Leroy Vinnegar – bass

Teddy Edwards – tenor sax

Gerald Wilson – trumpet

Victor Feldman – vibraharp

Carl Perkins – piano

Anthony Bazley - drums

This is an original MONO pressing , NOT a remaster or reissue.

 

Cover: EX Really nice shiny cover. All four corners in good shape. No seam splits. No real visible ring wear.

Disc: Near Mint

Georgeous, shiny black record with no scuffs, scratches or other flaws


Description:
Leroy Vinnegar is one of today's leading exponents of the "walking" bass, i.e. a steady four-crotchets-to-the-bar succession of notes as opposed to the style of, say, Paul Chambers, who appears to be playing a running solo by way of accompaniment. The full group heard on most of these tracks comprises Gerald Wilson (trumpet), Teddy Edwards (tenor sax), the late Carl Perkins (piano), Vic Feldman (vibes), Tony Bazley (drums) and Leroy Vinnegar himself on bass. Wilson is frankly disappointing in the light of his known ability as a soloist, but Edwards plays extremely well. The rhythm section could hardly fail to swing, while Perkins' piano work reminds us once again what a blow jazz suffered from his death just over a year ago. Vinnegar lays down a firm accompaniment to all the solos, emerging frequently to take choruses which are invariably characterised by a little tumbling figure that has almost become a hallmark of his work. Would You Like To Take A Walk?, played by vibes and rhythm section, is a delightful performance, with Feldman and Perkins taking extremely good solos. We should be proud of the way Feldman has moved into the limited circle of leading jazzmen in America since his departure from this country in October 1955. Apart from playing an important solo role on this LP, he arranged On The Sunny Side Of The Street, Walkin' My Baby Back Home and Walkin' By The River. A.M. From Gramophone


This album still has its original (and very sturdy) inner sleeve.

Genre: Jazz
Format: LP – Mono
Origin: UK   

Track Listing:
Side A

1. Walk On
2. Would You Like To Take A Walk?
3. On The Sunny Side Of The Street

Side B

        4. Walkin'
        5. Walkin' My Baby Back Home
        6. I'll Walk Alone
        7. Walkin' By The River.

         

This is from a large jazz collection. Almost every single one has been played only a few times and looks brand new unless otherwise stated. Kept in a clean, smoke and pet free home.

Please view my other listings as I will have many more cool jazz LP's up for sale in the coming months. The whole collection will eventually be auctioned.  

Thanks.

Guaranteed to be original and authentic.  I do not sell bootlegs or modern reissues.

Your LP will be shipped in the highest quality, brand new, sturdy PREMIUM 625 MICRON record mailers.
as used by nearly every record distributor worldwide with a cardboard stiffener both above and below the record. Records are removed from the jacket to prevent seam from splitting.

 

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All records will be despatched within 2-3 days of receiving payment.

U.K. - £3.25 - Royal Mail 1st Class Standard
U.K.
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EUROPE - £5.50 Royal Mail Airmail Small Packet
REST OF THE WORLD-Zone1 - £8.50 Royal Mail Airmail Small Packet
REST OF THE WORLD-Zone2 - £8.80 Royal Mail Airmail Small Packet

 






                               



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