super rare sealed original ALLEN HOUSER: No Samba LP 1973 PLUMERI HILL NOVOSEL
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ALLEN HOUSER: No Samba LP 1973 PLUMERI HILL NOVOSEL
SEALED AND UNPLAYED
NEW OLD STORE STOCK
“NO SAMBA”
ALLEN HOUSER
TERRY PLUMERI
VINCE GENOVA
BUCK HILL
STEVE NOVOSEL
MICHAEL SMITH
12” [VINYL] LP
ULTRA RARE ORIGINAL EDITION
STRAIGHT AHEAD RECORDS ARS001
ALLEN HOUSER MUSICAL ENTERPRISE INC.
SILVER SPRING, MD
?1973
NOTES: Original factory sealed copy of Allen Houser’s “NO SAMBA” / extremely rare in new condition, this example has been in storage since it’s release date / not the re-release version issued in Japan / please read review below
CONDITION: Vinyl is sealed and presumed MINT (M) / Cover is NEAR MINT (NM) with perfect corners, slight shelfwear and small hole punch (blame me) in corner indicating promotional copy / for best view, please supersize photo at very top of this webpage and examine all pictures carefully
Allen Houser: Trumpet
Terry Plumeri: Arco Bass
Buck Hill: Tenor Saxophone
Vince Genova: Piano
Steve Novosel: Ampeg Bass
Mike Smith: Drums
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PACKAGING: Industrial Strength in corner protected LP mailer
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A 1973 original privately pressed LP by Washington D.C. Area trumpeter Allen Houser. A rarity LP with a cult following. In talking about the LP, Houser states, “In the late 1960's I was playing trumpet in a Latin Jazz band let by Julio Miranda and directed, musically, by Maria Rodriguez. We played local clubs, dances, embassy parties, and gave concerts. Twice we recorded albums in New York. These albums were never released. I decided I had to produce my own music. I called tenor man Buck Hill, whose last recording was with Charlie Byrd in the mid-1950's. Steve Novosel agreed to play bass. Besides recording and touring with Rashaan Roland Kirk, his playing credits range from Red Norvo to Milt Jackson, Sweets Edison to Charles Toliver. Al Gray & Cedar Walton. He recommended that I contact Andrew White (of Coltrane Legacy fame and independent producer, today, of over 40 recordings). Andrew was a helpful guide on how to proceed with the project. I asked the drummer Mike Smith to play the date. Mike has played with Steve Kuhn, Charlie Haden, Bob Mintzer, and Toots Thielman, to name just a few of many first-rate jazz musicians who have called him. Terry Plumeri was added as a second bass player to offer his unique Arco-bass soloing to the group. Terry was introducing a completely original approach.”
841 (GS 7.0.16 (841))price rating
