Minor Score - Jazz LP's

[Morden2004]

Any Jazz and Big Band fans out there? Over the past two days I have managed to score several LP's.

These 6 individual LP's from eBay auctions (between $5 and $7.50):

LESTER YOUNG LP COMPLETE SAVOY RECORDINGS

GERRY MULLIGAN LP JERU / FACTORY SEALED

GERRY MULLIGAN THE ARRANGER LP FACTORY SEALED

JOHNNY DODDS & KID ORY LP FACTORY SEALED

LES McCANN LP LIVE AT BOHEMIAN CAVERNS

PAUL DESOMOND & GERRY MULLIGAN LP SEALED

and these 7 all in one lot for $5.50;

1. Radio Discs of Randy Brooks on Joyce LP-2003, USA Pressing.
Jacket has clear tape at top seam;
Record is NM-

2. Blue Barron Vol.2 on Hindsight Records SV2045, Canada pressing.
Vocals by Russ Carlyle, Charlie Fisher, 3 Blue Notes.
Previously unreleased material.
NM-/NM

3.Radio Discs of Tex Beneke on Joyce LP-2006, USA Pressing.
NM-/NM-

4. Carmen Cavallaro & his Orchestra on Hindsight Records SV-2032,
Canada Pressing. Previously unreleased material.
NM-/NM

5. Dick Jurgens & his Orchestra 1937/9 on London HMP-5046, UK Pressing.
NM-/NM-

6. Kay Kyser & his Orchestra "Pushin' Sand" on Big Band Archives LP-1207
USA Pressing. "The Ole Professor Swings".
NM-/NM-

7. Music Maestro Please on Startone ST-210, USA Pressing.
Previously unreleased performances 1931 thru 1940;
Hal Kemp with Alice Faye vocal, Isham Jones,
Ozzie Nelson & Harriet Hilliard, Paul Whiteman
"Christmas Night in Harlem" with Jack Teagarden,
Ted Weems, Red Nichols and many others.
NM-/NM

Paul

 

[DAGLJAM6]

OOOOOh Yeah!
Any Gerry Mulligan is fine that Desmond/Mulligan I've heard in another format and there probably isn't a better pairing than those two.

Dave

 

[carpinus7]

Just got back from the Toledo record show.
Walked out with an arm full of jazz. Everything from Rosemary Clooney w/Prez Prado(shaded dog vg++),Johnny"Hammond" Smith on prestige, Ron Carter, Louis Armstrong, Mel Lewis, Freddy Hubbard(Skydive/CTI), and more. Not as many lp dealers as in the past, but good prices. Lots of 45's. Started with $30.00 dolllars and left with change. As usual the majority of records were rock and roll, vey few classical or avant garde. Has vinyl peaked ?

Marc