The Greatest Jazz Concert In The World Vinyl

Referencing the greatest jazz concert in the world box 4xlp album 2625 704 2625 0704 no dates and locations included in the booklet or on the box itself though the later cd edition lists june and july 1967 concerts in oakland and hollywood california.

The greatest jazz concert in the world vinyl.

As noted the box is in vg condition and the vinyl records are all vg and there is whole storyabout jazz and artists on the inside covers of the box. Here is the greatest jazz concert in the world box set 4 lp vinyl records that was issued in 1975 on pablo records that featured all the folks shown on the box set cover see pics. The greatest jazz concert in the world. 4x vinyl lp album country.

The greatest jazz concert in the world. See all formats and editions hide other formats and editions. 4 vinyl lp album. Pablo records 2660 109 format.

Only 19 left in stock more on the way. The greatest jazz concert in the world vinyl 4x lp album uk 1975 pablo 2660109. All records are visually graded in accordance with the record collector guide. Cds vinyl go search.

Jazz pop style. Inners are in vg condition. View credits reviews tracks and shop for the 1975 vinyl release of the greatest jazz concert in the world on discogs. Billy strayhorn s blood count was debuted at the carnegie hall concert featured on the album.

This was strayhorn s last composition he died a few months after the piece was recorded. The greatest jazz concert in the world is a 1967 live album featuring duke ellington and his orchestra ella fitzgerald oscar peterson t bone walker coleman hawkins clark terry and zoot sims. 250g plus 250g packaging. The greatest jazz concert in the world duke ellington.

Vinyl 4lp box vinyl lp. Pablo records 2625 704 pablo records 2625 0704. Big band vocal swing. Sleeve is in vg condition.

It was released in 1975. Certainly the greatest jazz concert from the perspective of norman granz the ex verve and jazz at the philharmonic impresario who assembled and released these tracks in 1975 on his pablo label based on two concerts from just after the mid sixties. This album marked the last recorded collaboration between fitzgerald and ellington and his or. Vinyl is in ex condition.

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