The Modern Jazz Quartet: "The Quartet", Audiophile LP of Savoy Material, SEALED
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Rainy Day Records USA (established 1981)
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From Savoy Records (MG-12046), this is THE QUARTET
by THE MODERN JAZZ QUARTET, a beautiful audiophile
pressing on heavy wax SEALED in loose wrap from the factory. At the
moment in history when most of these cuts were recorded, the group was
known as "The Milt Jackson Quartet". The first three musicians in the
'Personnel' section below (along with Connie Kay), went on to form the original
Modern Jazz Quartet.
The LP you're bidding on here is a limited lettered piece. We don't know how
many were pressed in this edition. It is a high density, high definition LP
pressed from virgin vinyl which means it was NOT culled from mold spillover.
For our international friends: Please contact me for First Class
International postal rates. We can save you a few dollars.
The Cuts:
- Softly As In A Morning Sunrise
- Love Me Pretty Baby
- Autumn Breeze
- Milt Meets Sid
- Moving Nicely
- D & E
- Heart And Soul
- True Blues
- Bluesology
- Yesterdays
- Round About Midnight
- Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea
Personnel & Instrumentation:
- Milt Jackson -- vibes
- John Lewis -- piano
- Percy Heath -- bass
- Kenny Clarke -- drums
- Ray Brown -- bass
- Al Jones -- drums
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