DONALD BYRD/BARRY HARRIS/YUSEF LATEEF JAZZ ORIG 1956 TRANSITION LP EX CONDITION
  $   1,876

 


$ 1876 Sold For
Jan 19, 2018 Sold Date
Jan 12, 2018 Start Date
$   30 Start price
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DONALD BYRD/BARRY HARRIS/YUSEF LATEEF~JAZZ~ORIG 1956 TRANSITION LP~EX CONDITION DONALD BYRD/BARRY HARRIS/YUSEF LATEEF~JAZZ~ORIG 1956 TRANSITION LP~EX CONDITION


Donald Byrd ?– Byrd Jazz
Transition 5

EXTREMELY RARE ORIGINAL PRESSING FROM 1956 - 61 YEARS AGO!!
NOT A RE-ISSUE!
EXCEPT FOR A 2" SPLIT IN THE TOP RIGHT CORNER, THE LAMINATED COVER IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION WITH LIGHT WEAR.
STIFF VINYL IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION WITH LIGHT SURFACE SCUFFS/SCRATCHES.

On these recordings we get some floating and grooving hard bop with an ever pulsating rhythm section, dueling tenor sax by Lateef and trumpet by Byrd plus solo slots for bass, drums and piano. The leading instruments generate a cheerful atmosphere and make this live album a blissful experience for every lover of the mid 50s hard bop sound. The passion of the musicians grabs the audience immediately and when the melodies pour out of your speakers you will be captured as well by this pure essence of jazz. Far from later modal and even free jazz monoliths these catchy tunes are quite easy to follow. The band is tight and this is a great advantage. Every note, every beat of the drums sits in the right place as if they have always been there and just had to be made audible by the band. It is indeed like the sculptor who already sees the glyph within the block of marble and just sets it free. The music plays itself through the instruments. Haunting and relaxed passages, cool melodies put into memorable structures. A classic among the hipsters and beatniks with their goatbeards, metal-rimmed glasses and berets drinking, tripping and philosophizing to the sound of this and many other albums that were made from jazz aficionados for their kind.



    Bass – Alvin Jackson
    Drums – Frank Grans
    Euphonium – Bernard McKinney
    Piano – Barry Harris
    Tenor Saxophone – Yusef Lateef
    Trumpet – Donald Byrd

Notes
Recorded on August 23, 1955
Recorded at New World Stage Theatre, Detroit, Michigan


Tracklist
Parisian Thoroughfare     
Yusef     
Shawnuff     
Blues     
Tortion Level     
Woody'N You     
Dancing In The Dark

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On Jan-14-18 at 12:05:26 PST, seller added the following information:

The song "Torsion Level" has one skip which was remedied by setting my tonearm to a heavier setting.


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