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Nuits De La Fondation Maeght Volume 2 (LP)
1971 Japanese pressing on RCA of volume 2 of the 1970 live album.
Nuits De La Fondation Maeght (2LP)
1974 Japanese pressing on RCA of the double LP set with the full 1970 concert.
The Last Album (LP)
Original Japanese pressing on Impulse of the 1971 album. With insert and obi.
Swing Low Sweet Spiritual (LP)
Original Dutch edition of the 1971 album with recordings from 1964 featuring Henry Grimes, Sunny Murray ad Call Cobbs, later re-issued with the title Goin' Home.
Goin' Home (CD)
1994 first CD re-issue on Black Lion with different title of the 1971 album originally titled Swing Low Sweet Spiritual with recordings from 1964 featuring Henry Grimes, Sunny Murray ad Call Cobbs.
Prophecy (LP)
1980 Japanese re-issue on ESP-Disk's "ジャズ名盤 Collection" of the 1975 album with recordings from 1964 featuring Gary Peacock and Sunny Murray. With obi.
The Hilversum Session (LP)
Original 1980 Dutch LP on Osmosis with recordings from 1964 featuring Gary Peacock, Don Cherry and Sunny Murray.
At Slug's Saloon Vol. 2 (LP)
Original Japanese pressing on DIW/Base of the 1982 album with a live recording from 1966 featuring Donald Ayler. With insert.
New York Eye And Ear Control (CD)
1992 release (light wear) ** July 1964: the soundtrack to Michael Snow's film, and one of the great collective improvisations ever recorded - a record whose influence runs so deep that entire schools of music stand on it without always knowing. Albert Ayler, Don Cherry, John Tchicai, Roswell Rudd, Gary Peacock and Sunny Murray, with no leader, no themes, no solo order, no safety net of any kind - just six master musicians building form out of pure attention. The blueprint for everything from the…
A Night At Birdland Volume 1 (LP)
1976 Japanese re-issue in Blue Note's "Jazz Right Now" series of the 1956 album. With insert.
Au Club Saint-Germain Vol. 2 (LP)
1976 Japanese re-issue in RCA's "RCA不滅のジャズ1800" series of the 1959 album. With insert and obi.
3 Blind Mice (LP)
1976 Japanese re-issue in United Artists' "Jazz Library 1500" series of the 1962 album. With insert and obi.
Tough! (LP)
1976 Japanese re-issue in Chess/Cadet's "Chess Black Sounds Collection" series of the 1966 album with recordings from 1957. With obi.
A Day With Art Blakey 1961 (2LP)
1983 Japanese edition with different cover on Timeless of the Dutch 1981 album. With insert and obi.
Album Of The Year (LP)
1983 Japanese edition with different cover on Timeless of the Dutch 1981 album. With insert and obi.
Keystone 3 (LP)
Original Japanese edition on Concord Jazz of the 1982 album. With insert and obi.
Aurex Jazz Festival '83 (LP)
Promotional copy of the original edition of the Japan-only 1983 LP in Eastworld's "Aurex Jazz Festival" series. With insert and obi.
New Year's Eve At Sweet Basil (LP)
1986 re-press of the 1985 Japanese live album on Paddle Wheel. With insert and obi.
Drum Suite (CD)
1992 release (light wear) ** The 1957 Columbia session with a split personality, and both halves are excellent. One side belongs to the Art Blakey Percussion Ensemble - Art Blakey surrounded by Latin percussion masters, exploring African and Afro-Cuban drumming in extended, ritualistic pieces years before such projects became fashionable. The other side is a hard-swinging Messengers date, business as usual at the highest level. Blakey's lifelong fascination with the drum as a global instrument, …
Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers With Thelonious Monk (CD)
1992 release (light wear) ** 1958, and a perfect match: Thelonious Monk sits in with Art Blakey's Messengers - Johnny Griffin and Bill Hardman in the front line - for a full program of Monk compositions. Blakey understood Monk's rhythm like few drummers ever have; the two go back to the foundational 1947 Blue Note sessions together, and that deep history is audible in every bar. Monk's angles and Blakey's shuffle lock together like old machinery that never rusted. Griffin, soon to join Monk's ow…