Schlippenbach Trio "PAKISTANI POMADE" stunning FMP LP

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"PAKISTANI POMADE" by The Schlippenbach Trio released on the German Free Music Production (FMP) record label.

Alexander Von Schlippenbach (piano), Evan Parker (Saxophone) and Paul Lovens (drums).

Recorded November 1972. Considered by many to be the finest recording released by this magnificent trio. Certainly one of their best and extremely rare.

LP cover is in VG+: Very nice condition All seams and spine are fully intact - shelf wear.

Lp is in VG+ condition: A few light marks. Clean Labels. Record plays beautifully. Play Graded on Rega Planar 25/Naim set-up.

Cleaned on a VPI record cleaning machine.

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