This weeks jazz rarities include import titles from Dexter Gordon and Joao Gilberto, and a UK pressing of a Zoot Sims record
Below are just some of the highlights, and you can see the full catalogue over at our Jazz Collectors Store.
DEXTER GORDON Dexter Calling (1963 US ‘New York USA’ label issue of the 1961 7-track mono LP with ‘RVG’ & ‘ear’ marks in the run off areas, complete with Blue Note advert inner, also featuring Kenny Drew on Piano, Paul Chambers on Bass & Philly Joe Jones on Drums, front laminated pasted picture sleeve. A superb copy of this classic! BLP4083)
JOÃO GILBERTO Chega De Saudade (Rare 1959 Brazilian 12-track mono vinyl LP; his debut album which is recognised as the first Bossa Nova album, changing the face of Brazilian music in one fell swoop, latterly inducted into the Grammy Hall Of Fame and listed by Rolling Stone as the fourth best Brazilian album, wraparound picture sleeve encased in clear PVC sleeve. The sleeve has a small letter annotation to the reverse, which has been written on the card through a small hole in the PVC and has just a small split to the bottom seam with few other signs of wear, leaving the cover art still bright and vibrant despite the unforgiving South American climate! The vinyl has light cosmetic blemishing due to being stored in the PVC sleeve with no inner, however there are very few signs of actual play and playtesting confirms a wonderful reproduction with little, if any, ambient noise; leaving it visually Excellent and playing closer to Near Mint – you’d be hard pressed to find another of this grade! MOFB3.073).
ZOOT SIMS Cookin’! (Very scarce 1962 UK 6-track mono LP on the rough textured steel blue & silver Fontana label, recorded live here in good old Britain at Ronnie Scott’s across three nights in November, ’61, featuring the club’s propietor guesting on ‘Desperation’ with the Jimmy Deuchar Quintet, & also starring Stan Tracey on piano, Kenny Napper bass & Jackie Dougan drums, unique front laminated pasted picture sleeve. This is a beautiful one previous owner copy. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear, mostly to the unlaminated back & the heavyweight vinyl remains in excellent condition with few signs of play FJL123).
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