WLODZIMIERZ NAHORNY jej portret ORIG Polish LP 1970 EX Wróblewski TOMASZ STANKO
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Jun 20, 2016 Sold Date
Jun 17, 2016 Start Date
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Item is located in Poland - so postage is:
EUROPE ( including UK, Russia, Cyprus and Israel ) ..................10,50 CAD for 1 LP, 17 CAD for 2-3, 30 CAD for 4-6
North AMERICA .............................14,50 CAD for 1 LP, 21 CAD for 2-3, 38 CAD for 4-6
Central & South AMERICA, ASIA ..14,50 CAD for 1 LP. 23,50 CAD for 2-3, 43 CAD for 4-6
AUSTRALIA & OCEANIA ............18,50 CAD for 1 LP, 34 CAD for 2-3, 64 CAD for 4-6

Double LP album I count as 2 LPs, same story if gatefold sleeve is very heavy - 
- whenever the weight with packing materials exceed 0,5 kg ( 1,10 lb )

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Grading according Record Collector grading system using "+/-" if needed.


Original 1st pressing LP on Muza ( PL ) 1970
STEREO

Very fragile, thin sleeve is EX cond.
light edge wear

Vinyl visually graded is EX cond.
a very few light surface scuffs and sleeve marks

full album

jazzis:

This is an album recorded by the saxophonist / flautist / pianist / composer Wlodzimierz Nahorny, one of the Godfathers of modern Polish Jazz, who is still active on the local scene. This particular album presents the lyrical side of Nahorny, which is quite different from his Jazz activities, but not really surprising considering his diversity and affinity to different music genres, as demonstrated for example by his association with the Blues-Rock group Breakout, which happened at the same period this album was recorded.

The concept behind this album was to present Nahorny as an instrumentalist playing piano, saxophone and flute and supported by a large orchestra conducted by another Polish Jazz legend: Jan Ptaszyn Wroblewski. The material, which comprised of a selection of Polish Pop songs popular at the time, was carefully arranged by three arrangers: Wroblewski, Tomasz Stanko and Tomasz Ochalski, who also contributed one original composition each, as did Nahorny himself. The resulting material was a mixture or some excellent lyrical songs written by some of the best Polish songwriters at the time and some melodic Jazz compositions composed for the occasion. Although obviously a commercial enterprise, this album was still pretty serious music making, with sophisticated, elegant and clever arrangements, superb solos by Nahorny and excellent music, which sounds quite impressive forty and change years later.





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