JUNIOR MANCE TRIO orig US press JAZZLAND REC from 1961

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This is 1 of 14,420 Jazz records I have access to. At the moment, every TUESDAY and THURSDAY between 7:30 pm and 9 pm (European Time) I will offer 100 records. Sorry, I do not reserve records. The real postage costs are mentioned below. For more info, feel free and click on the following symbol 

Artist: JUNIOR MANCE TRIO

Title: At The Village Vanguard

Label/Catalogue Number: Jazzland Records (JLP 941)

Released: 1961 (original ‘Made In USA’ pressing)

Record Format: 12”

Condition: the vinyl is near perfect. The sleeve is still excellent

Comment/Label Description: old US pressing, pressed on private US label from the East Coast. All tracks were recorded in New York City, 1961. As far as I know, this rarity was also released in 1961 and is LONG OUT OF PRINT. I found the following review/information about that record at the internet:

Pianist Junior Mance has long been typecast as a soulful blues player so, as if to confuse listeners, he starts off this live set with an uptempo "Looptown" on which he displays technique worthy of Oscar Peterson. Mance's many fans have no reason to despair though for, in addition to a boppish rendition of "Girl of My Dreams," the pianist does perform a generous amount of blues and soulful pieces. Bassist Larry Gales and drummer Ben Riley also help out

Airmail Postage/Packaging:

EUROPE (all countries): 1 LP ($8)  2-3 LP ($12)  4-7 LP ($21)  8-22 LP ($27)

OUTSIDE EUROPE (all countries): 1 LP ($13)  2-3 LP ($19)  4-7 LP ($41)  8-22 LP ($50)

GERMANY: 1-7 LPs (5,50 or 7,50 Euro)  8-36 LPs (7,50 Euro)

Payment: Europeans via paypal or by bank transfer. Overseas via paypal only. German customers should send their payment to my bank account. All orders which exceed a value of $50 will only be sent by registered mail outside Germany. This requires the buyer to pay an additional $3. This is a condition of sale and I am afraid is non negotiable.

Mailing: I ship everything in new mailers. The record(s) are removed from the jacket to avoid seam splits. Two cardboard paddings (the best) will be used to avoid bending. I recognize that these are objects of art, and I will make every reasonable effort to assure that they arrive at your place in the same condition as they were when they left me.