The Nashville All-Stars - After The Riot At Newport LP Record 1960 RCA Victor
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I will admit I don't have much experience grading albums so this album will not be lower than Good when it comes to the vinyl itself.
The cover you will see in the picture and I will let you judge that.
The vinyl sleeve may have tears or be unglued. I do not repair or glue them.
I have not cleaned any of the vinyl so there may be be dust or fingerprints. All vinyl is guaranteed to play and not skip.
If for some reason you are still not happy with the item, just contact me all items are 100% guaranteed.
After The Riot At Newport is a unique jazz album featuring The Nashville All-Stars, recorded in 1960 and released by RCA Victor under catalog number LSP-2302. This LP captures an impromptu jam session inspired by the riots at the Newport Jazz Festival on July 4th, 1960, where these accomplished musicians from Nashville played a set that was never officially performed at the festival. The album was produced by Steve Sholes and features prominent artists such as Chet Atkins on guitar, Boots Randolph on saxophone, Gary Burton on vibraphone, and others.
Pressed on a standard black vinyl 12-inch LP at 33 RPM, this release is a classic example of RCA Victor's Living Stereo series. The sleeve features distinctive red and black cartoon-style artwork by Flora, adding to its collectible appeal. Notable tracks include "Relaxin'," "Nashville To Newport," and "Riot-Chous," showcasing a blend of jazz with country influences. This pressing is a sought-after piece for collectors of jazz, country-jazz fusion, and vintage RCA Victor records.
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