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John Cage: Concerto for Prepared Piano and Orchestra (1951) / Lukas Foss: Baroque Variations (1967 for orchestra). Yuji Takahashi plays prepared piano (treated with metal, plastic, and wooden objects). With Foss conducting the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra. Vinyl has some marks/pressing artifacts but nothing feelable. |
Nonesuch H-71202 |
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George Crumb: Apparition (1979 for soprano and amplified piano) / Charles Ives: Songs (1895-1921 for soprano and piano). with mezzo-soprano Jan DeGaetani and pianist Gilbert Kalish. Crumb's Apparition uses a poem by Walt Whitman. |
Bridge BDG 2002 |
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George Crumb: Madrigals (1969 for soprano, percussion, flute, harp, double-bass). Adapted from poems by Frederico Garcia Lorca, performed by soprano Elizabeth Suderburg and the Contemporary Group, University Of Washington. |
Turnabout TV-S 34523 |
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George Crumb: Ancient Voices of Children (1970 song cycle for mezzo-soprano, boy soprano, oboe, mandolin, harp, electric and toy pianos, and percussion). Based on texts by Federico Garcia Lorca. With Jan DeGaetani, Michael Dash, and The Contemporary Chamber Ensemble under Arthur Weisberg. |
Nonesuch H-71255 |
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Morton Feldman: Durations (1961 for alto flute, tuba, piano, vibraphone, violin, cello) / Earle Brown: Music for Violin, Cello, and Piano (1952); Music for Cello and Piano (1955); Hodograph I (1959 for flute, piano, celeste, orchestra bells, vibraphone, marimba). Impossible to find still-sealed first mono pressing of these essential New York School works involving elements of indeterminacy and graphic notation, plus a beautiful art cover by Franz Kline (earning it an entry in the Broken Music catalog of artist record works). Performers include David Tudor, David Soyer, Philip Kraus, Don Butterfield, Matthew Raimondi, and Don Hammond. |
Time Series 2000 58007 |
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65.00 |
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Andre Jolivet: Concerto for Ondes Martenot and Orchestra (1955); Concerto for Harp and Chamber Orchestra (1955). The Ondes Martenot is an early electronic keyboard instrument from 1928 with a design based on the Theremin. Here the Martenot is played by Jeanne Loriod; its unique sound stays well in front and is not at all smothered by the orchestra. Jolivet conducts the French Radio-Philharmonic Orchestra, and Lily Laskine plays harp in the other Concerto. |
MHS 1079 |
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36.00 |
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Jacques Lasry: Songs of the Ghetto: Years of Despair Sung in Yiddish by Sarah Gorby, arranged by Jacques Lasry for Sructures Sonores Lasry-Baschet and orchestra. Jewish ghetto, concentration camp, and partisan resistance folk songs of World War II performed using experimental sound sculptures. In a deluxe gatefold jacket with booklet containing extensive notes about the ghettos by Arnold Falleder, illustrations by artist Zbigniew Jastrzebski, and complete lyrics in original Yiddish with English translation. |
Philips Connoisseur Collection PCC 221 |
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Maurice Ohana: 4 etudes choreographiques (1963 for percussion) / Miloslav Kabelac: 8 inventions (1965 for percussion). With The Percussions Of Strasbourg playing over 140 instruments to create amazingly dense mechanical soundscapes. Ohana's work attempts to mimic the sounds of a confused crowd; the Kabelac piece pairs tuned mallet instruments with a variety of Asian bells and gongs. |
Limelight LS 86051 |
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Krzysztof Penderecki: Utrenja (1971 for solo voices, boys choir, 2 mixed choirs, and large orchestra). 2lp box with thick insert booklet, Holland press, promo copy. Experimental choral work exploring the extreme registers of the human voice's capabilities, from the highest shrieks to the deepest bass notes, incorporating chance methods, a large array of eastern percussion devices paired with traditional western instruments, and a highly complex sectioning of the choirs into dozens of parts. Andrzej Markowski conducts the Chorus & Symphony Orchestra of the National Philharmonic, Warsaw, with choirmaster Jozef Bok. |
Philips 6700 065 |
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Krzysztof Penderecki: Magnificat (1974 for bass soloist, vocal ensemble, double choir, children's voices, and large orchestra). Experimental religious work with some microtonal portions. With Peter Lagger, bass voice, the Polish Radio Chorus of Krakow, soloists and boys' chorus from the Krakow Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Polish Radio National Symphony Orchestra, conducted by the composer. |
Angel S-37141 |
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Krzysztof Penderecki: Dies Irae (1967 oratorio for soloists, chorus & orchestra); Polymorphia (1961 for 48 string instruments); De Natura Sonoris (1966 for orchestra). Original ca. 1968 Polish issue of these recordings. Dies Irae incorporates quarter tones and sounds from a siren and chains. With performances by the Chorus and Orchestra of the Cracow Philharmonic under conductor Henryk Czyz and choirmaster Janusz Przybylski, plus soprano Stefania Woytowicz, tenor Wieslaw Ochman, and bass Bernard Ladysz. |
Muza Polskie Nagrania XL 0413 |
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Group 180 II-- Steve Reich: Piano Phase (1967 for 2 pianos); Octet (1979, arr. by Tibor Szemzo) / Bela Farago: Death of the Spider+Epitaph (1983) / Andras Soos: A Duet on a poem by Robert Burns (1985). Rare sealed copy of the 2nd volume of minimalist works recorded by Group 180. Reich's classic Piano Phase was his first non-electronic study in phase shifting, using subtle variations in repeated patterns to create complex polyrhythms and interrelationships. The Reich pieces were recorded under the composer's supervision and include a new arrangement for Octet. Andras Soos conducts. Includes insert with notes by Reich.
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Hungaroton SLPX 12799 |
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Roger Reynolds: From Behind The Unreasoning Mask (1975 for 4-channel tape, trombone, and percussion) / Paul Chihara: Ceremony II Incantations (1974 for flute, percussion, 2 cellos) / Chou Wen-Chung: Suite For Harp And Wind Quintet (1950) / Earl Kim: Earthlight (1973 for soprano, violin, piano, and lights). Featuring cellist Fred Sherry, oboist Stephen Taylor, percussionists Richard Fitz and Tom Raney, harpist Cynthia Otis, flutist Paul Dunkel, Reynolds playing percussion on his work, and Kim playing piano in his piece, which incorporates Samuel Beckett texts. |
New World NW 237 |
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Ravi Shankar: Transmigration Macabre. Indian free improv featuring the Lasry-Baschet Structures Sonores metal and glass sound sculptures, recorded for the soundtrack of British experimental film Viola (by Dunstan Pereira and Richard Davis). With Shankar, Alla Rakha, and Kamala Chakravarti performing on sitar and tabla and making heavy use of the percussive tuned sculptures. |
Spark SPA 06 |
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Karlheinz Stockhausen: Klavierstucke IX (1954); Klavierstucke XI (1956) / Luciano Berio: Sequenza IV (1953); Cinque Variazioni (1966). Rare sealed copy. Great selection of avant garde solo piano pieces performed by Marie-Francois Bucquet. |
Phillips 6500 101 |
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13.75 |
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Karlheinz Stockhausen: Number 5 Zeitmasse (1956 for 5 Woodwinds) / Pierre Boulez: Le Marteau Sans Maitre (1957). An early Stockhausen beauty based on his concept of "relative rhythm" (tempo relative to the lung capacity and playing ability of each musician) along with Boulez' first famous piece, incorporating a Rene Char poem. With conductor Robert Craft, violist Milton Thomas, and vibraphonist William Kraft. |
Odyssey Music of Our Time 32 16 0154 |
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Morton Subotnick: A Sky of Cloudless Sulphur (1978 for Buchla Synthesizer); After the Butterfly (1979 for trumpet solo, cellos, clarinets, trombones, percussion, and live electronics). Pair of later works by Subotnick, both involving electronics and just as experimental as his classic 60s pieces. Subotnick describes the purely electronic work A Sky of Cloudless Sulphur as "a dancelike, synthesized metallic drum music." In After The Butterfly, the live trumpet playing is processed through Subotnick's custom "ghost electronics" system involving filters, synthesizers, and a prerecorded tape. The performers are Mario Guarneri, trumpet, and the Twentieth Century Players. |
Nonesuch Digital N-78001 |
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Toru Takemitsu: Miniatur-Art-- Stanza No.1 (1969 for guitar, harp, vibraphone, celesta, piano, mezzo-soprano); Sacrifice (1962 for flute, lute, vibraphone, and antique cymbals); Ring (1961 for flute, terz guitar, lute); Valeria (1965 for 2 piccolo, violin, violoncello, guitar, electric organ). Promo copy of this great Takemitsu rarity. Yuji Takahashi is featured on piano, celesta, and electric organ, joined by Yonako Nagano, Harumi Ibe, Mari Nagasako, Keiko Abe, Ryu Noguchi, Mitsuhiko Hamada, Takeshi Koizumi, Saburo Ueki, and Yoshio Hattori in varying combinations, all under the direction of conductor Hiroshi Wakasugi. |
Deutsche Grammophon 2530 088 |
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Vladimir Ussachevsky: Divertimento 1980-1981 (for Electronic Valve Instrument, tape, & chamber orchestra) / Lou Harrison: At The Tomb Of Charles Ives (1963 for chamber orchestra) / John Cage+Henry Cowell+Lou Harrison+Virgil Thomson: Party Pieces (1945) / Leo Smit: Academic Graffiti (1962 for voice, percussion, and instruments). White label promo of this scarce 1983 lp with rarely-performed experimental compositions played by the Brooklyn Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra conducted by Lukas Foss. The Ussachevsky piece was one of his final electronic works and incorporates the unusual sounds of the Electronic Valve Instrument played by its inventor, Nyle Steiner. Party Pieces represents a unique collaboration between America's brightest avant garde composers of New York in the 1940s, the result of a surreal party game in which each composer would write a few notes of music and then pass it around (mostly done at Lou Harrison's loft in Greenwich Village). Harrison's tribute to Ives is based around a Mongolian folk tune, and Smit's piece uses texts from W.H. Auden and Mallarme. With Smit on piano and Carol Plantamura, soprano. |
Grammavision GR 7006 |
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Vladimir Ussachevsky + Otto Luening + David Broekman and his orchestra: Music From Wide Wide World. 1956 soundtrack lp to the NBC documentary television series, containing a rare gem for early electronic music collectors, the first mass market releases of the work of tape music/musique concrete pioneers Ussachevsky and Luening of the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center. The pair were asked to contribute "some strange electronic sounds" for use by jazzy orchestral composer David Broekman, resulting in the atmospheric and menacing track Carlsbad Caverns (which has never been reissued!). The rest of the album consists of the orchestral accompaniment used on this technically pioneering show that filmed at a different location each episode, all of which was performed by an orchestra conducted by Broekman live as the show aired, with tracks like Cable Car San Francisco, Grand Canyon Music, Palm Beach Waltz, God's Own River, Samba Of The Orchids, Wide Wide World Concerto, etc. |
RCA Victor LPM-1280 |
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Charles Wuorinen: Ringing Changes for Percussion Ensemble (1970); Chamber Concerto for Cello & 10 Players (1963). With the New Jersey Percussion Ensemble (director Raymond DesRoches) and the Group for Contemporary Music (which Wuorinen founded) featuring Harvey Sollberger, flute, Fred Sherry, cello, and Alvin Brehm, double-bass. Both are conducted by the composer. |
Nonesuch H-71263 |
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Ivan Wyschnegradsky: Concert Etudes Nos. 1+2 (1931 for 2 quarter-tone pianos); Fugue Nos. 1+2 (1951 for 2 quarter-tone pianos); Integration Nos. 1+2 (1967 for 2 quarter-tone pianos) / Bengt Hambraeus: Carillon (1974 for 2 pianos) / Bruce Mather: Sonata for Two Pianos (1970). First recordings of beautiful early microtonal works by the obscure but pioneering Wyschnegradsky (this lp was the first ever to feature the composer), realized using 2 conventional pianos tuned a quarter-tone apart. Mather and Pierrette LePage perform all works. |
McGill University 77002 |
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Mort Garson: Signs of the Zodiac: Scorpio. Late 60s/early 70s series with weird spoken mystical vocals over Moog-centered psychedelic rock-electronica composed and conducted by Garson, with words by Jacques Wilson spoken by narrators Nancy Priddy, John Erwin, and Michael Bell. "This is the dawning of the Age of Aquarius... You'll travel on a dramatic, inspirational and poetic odyssey through the characteristics and possibilities of your sign, accompanied by the incredible music of the Moog synthesizer... ". Sampled by DJ Shadow. |
A&M SP 4218 |
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The ARP Pro Soloist Synthesizer. Rare ca. 1972 synth demo 7" with funky electronic pop and classical tunes performed by Dave Fredericks on ARP Pro Soloist accompanied by electric organ and drums. Includes a funky pop version of "Also Sprach Zarathustra", a more seriously classical "Hungarian Arpsody No.6", and a jazzy "On Green Dolphin Street", as well as "I Can See Clearly Now," "Killing Me Softly," and "Gravy Waltz." These synth demo eps were produced in limited numbers for distribution by ARP dealers to prospective customers, and are an extremely hard to find piece of early electronic music history. |
ARP Instruments [private pressing, no cat#] |
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The ARP Family Of Synthesizers. Scarcest ARP promotional 7" record from the early 70s featuring prog rock keyboardist Roger Powell (of Todd Rundgren's Utopia) demonstrating the capabilities of several ARP synthesizers (Soloist, 2500, Odyssey) and showing off their use by artists like Pete Townshend. One side has sound examples and narration by Powell explaining how ARPs can be used in rock, jazz, classical, and avant garde settings. The other side has electronic instrumental tunes by Dave Fredericks (funky electronic pop, including the killer library funk breakbeat track "Stinger") and Powell (prog rock tracks taken from his Cosmic Furnace lp). These synth demo eps were produced in limited numbers for distribution by ARP dealers to prospective customers, and are an extremely hard to find piece of early electronic music history. |
ARP Instruments [private pressing, no cat#] |
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Walter Carlos Performing On The Moog Synthesizer: Switched-On Bach. Original 2-eye pressing of this landmark classic. |
Columbia MS 7194 |
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Walter Carlos: Switched-On Bach II. 1973 sequel to the Moogsploitation classic. |
Columbia M 32659 |
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Bolero On The Mighty Moog / Bernstein Conducts Maurice Ravel's Bolero. 1980 remastered audiophile pressing of 2 classic versions of Bolero, one performed on multitracked Moog Synthesizer by Columbia engineers Andrew Kazdin and Thomas Z. Shepard (originally released on the 197? Everything You Wanted To Hear On The Moog lp), and the other performed by the Orchestre National De France conducted by Leonard Bernstein. |
CBS Masterworks MX 35860 |
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Tomita: Snowflakes Are Dancing - The Newest Sound Of Debussy. Performed mostly on Moog synthesizer. |
RCA ARL1-0488 |
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Randy Van Horne Swing Choir: Swingin' Singin'. Rare original 1957 pressing of this unique space age pop vocal album, the first lp by this group which would go on to work with animators Hanna-Barbera (creating the themes to the TV shows The Flintstones, The Jetsons, and Huckleberry Hound), Martin Denny, and Esquivel. |
RCA LPM 1321 |
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| Ruby Braff & George Barnes Quartet: Salutes Rodgers And Hart. 1975 lp featuring George Barnes (guitar), Ruby Braff (trumpet, cornet), Michael Moore (bass), Wayne Wright (rhythm guitar). |
Concord CJ 7 |
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| Ray Charles: The Genius Of Ray Charles. Early mono pressing of this 1959 soul-jazz classic with Ray Charles on piano and vocals. Side 1 has him backed by a big band comprised mostly of Basie and Ellington band members playing Quincy Jones arrangements, featuring Clark Terry, David "Fathead" Newman, Marcus Belgrave, Zoot Sims, Charlie Persip, Paul Gonsalves, others. On side 2 Charles is accompanied by strings directed by Harry Lookofsky and arranged by Ralph Burns, along with jazz players Bob Brookmeyer, Allen Hanlon, Wendell Marshall, and Ted Sommer.
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Atlantic 1312 |
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| Eddie Condon and His Orchestra with All-Star Personnels: Jazz Concert At Eddie Condon's. Original 1950 10" with live recordings from Condon's New York club, with the guitarist accompanying Bobby Hackett (trumpet), Billy Butterfield (trumpet), Max Kaminsky (trumpet), Pee Wee Russell (clarinet), Jack Teagarden (trombone, vocal), Ernie Caceres (baritone sax), Gene Schroeder (piano), Bob Haggart (bass), George Wettling (drums), [Wild] Bill Davison (trumpet), Tony Parenti (clarinet), Brad Gowans (trombone), Jack Lesberg (bass), Dave Tough (drums), Joe Dixon (clarinet), Bud Freeman (tenor sax), Joe Bushkin (piano), Fred Ohms (trombone), and James P. Johnson (piano). |
Decca DL 5218 |
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| Graham Central Station: [S/T]. Original pressing of this funk band's debut, sampled by Lench Mob, Das EFX, and KAM.
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Warner Bros BS 2763 |
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| Scott Joplin: The Red Back Book. 33rpm issue, with bonus tracks not found on 45rpm version. Gunther Schuller conducts the New England Conservatory Ragtime Ensemble. |
Angel S-36060 |
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| Ernesto Lecuona: Plays For Two. 1955 lp by this Cuban pianist. |
Columbia CS 8725 |
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| Carmen McRae: Mad About The Man - The Songs Of Noel Coward. With Barry Galbraith, Ray Bryant, Jim Cleveland, others.
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Stanyan SR 10115 |
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| Carmen McRae: Bittersweet. With Norman Simmons, Victor Sproles, Curtis Boyd, and Mundell Lowe.
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Focus 334 |
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| Sergio Mendes & Brazil '77: Love Music. 2 small scratches on side 1 cause a few light ticks. |
Bell 1119 |
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| Joni Mitchell: Hejira. With Jaco Pastorius, Victor Feldman, and Neal Young.
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Asylum 7E-1087 |
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| Milton Nascimento: Yauarete. Bossa jazz lp with Brazilian and American musicians featuring Wagner Tiso, Robertinho Silva, Uakti, Paul Simon, Herbie Hancock, Don Grusin, Eric Gale, Alex Acuna, Wayne Shorter, and Quincy Jones. Pressing imperfection on lead-in groove causes surface noise during opening seconds on both sides, but otherwise flawless. |
Columbia FC 44277 |
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| James Newton: Luella. 1984 avant-leaning lp featuring Newton on flute leading violinists John Blake and Gayle Dixon, cellist Abdul Wadud, vibraphonist Jay Hoggard, pianist Kenny Kirkland, bassist Cecil McBee, and drummer Billy Hart. |
Gramavision GR 8304 |
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| Red Norvo: At The Xylophone With Orchestra. Original 1949 3x10" 78rpm set with the xylophonist backed by woodwinds playing Johnny Thompson arrangements of "Twelfth Street Rag," "Band In Boston," "I Don't Stand A Ghost Of A Chance," "Take The Red Car," "El Rojo," and "Summer Night." |
Capitol CC 125 |
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| Andre Previn: Plays. Original pressing of this rare 1950s lp by the pianist, composer, and conductor better known for his work in the classical realm. Previn plays 8 Fats Waller tunes accompanied by Buddy Clark (bass) and Shelly Manne (drums). |
Strand SL 1074 |
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| Flora Purim: 500 Miles High At Montreux. Brazilian jazz-funk-fusion sampled by Cypress Hill/DJ Muggs, with Airto, Ron Carter, David Amaro, Pat Rebillot, Wagner Tiso, Roberto Silva, and on one track Milton Nascimento. |
Milestone M-9070 |
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| Shorty Rogers + Bud Shank with Vic Lewis And His Big Band: Back Again. 1984 reunion of big band era old timers performing new compositions by Rogers and Bill Holman. Also features John Critcherson on piano, Ron Matthewson on bass, and Kenny Clare on drums. |
Choice CRS6829 |
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| The San Francisco Marching, Trotting, and Walking Band: The Good Old Days - 32 All Time Greats. Rare original red vinyl with old time jazz led by banjoist Paul Miller and featuring Bob Will, Harold Zollman, John Derning, Jack Lewerke, Al Hirsch, Al Bramy, Tony Valerio, Is Nathan, and Sandy Beck. With notes by Ralph J. Gleason. |
Fantasy 3265 |
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| Jack Sheldon Quartet: Stand By For. Featuring Jack Sheldon (trumpet, vocals), Ross Tompkins (piano), Ray Brown (bass), Jake Hanna (drums).
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Concord Jazz CJ-229 |
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| Andy Simpkins Quintet: Summer Strut. Hard to find first album as a leader by this bassist and member of The Three Sounds, also featuring Mike Wofford (piano), Harold Jones (drums), Kevin Quail (trombone), and Herman Riley (sax).
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Discovery DS-892 |
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| Jimmy Smith: Any Number Can Win. Original 1963 mono pressing. Hammond organ-centered big band hard bop with arrangements by Claus Ogerman and Billy Byers, featuring Jimmy Smith on organ, Kenny Burrell on guitar, Kai Winding on trombone, Phil Woods on sax.
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Verve V-8552 |
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| Dick Stabile: Plays For You. Rare 50s big band jazz lp. |
Bethlehem BCP-5003 |
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| Dick Stabile: At The Statler. Rare 50s big band jazz lp. |
Tops L1590 |
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| Sylvia Syms: She Loves To Hear The Music. Rare white label promo. Featuring Patti Austin (backing vocals throughout the album), Peter Frampton, Ron Carter, Joe Beck, Gene Bertoncini, Michael Brecker, Eddie Daniels, Joe Farrell, Urbie Green, and Don Sebesky.
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A & M SP-4696 |
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| Cecil Taylor: Silent Tongues. Excellent solo piano free jazz recorded live at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1974. |
Arista Freedom AL 1005 |
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| Toots Thielemans: Contrasts. Original 1966 stereo pressing with Thielemans playing guitar, harmonica, and whistle on Don Sebesky and Jack Andrews arrangements. Other personnel include Phil Bodner (clarinet, flute, bass clarinet), Al Casamenti (guitar), George Duvivier (bass), Phil Kraus (vibraphone), Bucky Pizzarelli (guitar), and Ed Shaughnessy (drums).
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Command RS 906 SD |
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| Lucky Thompson: Dancing Sunbeam. White label promo double album from 1975 issuing recordings from 1956 featuring Thompson with Jimmy Cleveland, Hank Jones, Oscar Pettiford, Osie Johnson, Skeeter Best, and Don Abney. |
ABC Impulse ASH-9307-2 |
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| Grover Washington, Jr.: Live At The Bijou. Funk double album sampled by GangStarr/DJ Premier a couple of times, also by Das EFX and Lootpack. Featuring John Blake, Tyrone Brown, Leslie Burrs, Leonard Gibbs, James Simmons, Richard Steacker, and Millard Vinson.
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Kudu KUX 3637 M2 |
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| Grover Washington, Jr.: Reed Seed. Funk fusion with breaks sampled by A Tribe Called Quest ("Push it Along"), Original Flavor, King T, and Siah & Yeshua. The players include Grover Washington, Jr. (flute, saxes), John Blake (synthesizers, violin, vocals), Tyrone Brown (bass), Leonard "Doc" Gibbs (percussion, vocals), Jeanine Otis (vocals), James Sid Simmons (keyboards, clavinet), Richard Lee Steacker (guitar, vocals), Millard Vinson (drums).
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Motown M7-910R1 |
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| Gerald Wilson Orchestra: The Golden Sword - Torero Impressions In Jazz. Featuring Roy Ayers on vibes and Laurindo Almeida on guitar. |
Discovery DS-901 |
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| The Paul Winter Sextet: Jazz Meets The Bossa Nova. Columbia Special Products Special Archives Series issue of this 1962 bossa jazz lp. Features Warren Bernhardt, Richard Evans, Harold Jones, Les Rout, and Dick Whitsell. |
Columbia CS 8725 |
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| John Wood + Tony Dumas: Inner Merge. Small label jazz lp with John Wood (piano), Tony Dumas (bass), Ray Pizzi (flute and soprano sax), and Billy Higgins (drums), plus notes by Leonard Feather. |
Strand SL 1074 |
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| Richard Dyer-Bennet: [s/t]. 1956 private press folk lp on the artist's own label, subtitled "tenor accompanying himself on the classic Spanish guitar." |
Dyer-Bennet DYB 2000 |
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| Pete Seeger: American Favorite Ballads. Classic 1963 folk lp. Sung by Seeger with 5 string banjo and 12 string guitar. |
Folkways FA 2323 |
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| Gateway SFX Sound Effects Library Volume #4. Includes animals, ships (submarine submerging, tugboat, etc.), gambling (slot machines, card shuffling, roulette, etc.), sports, western, household, laughter, and many more. |
Gateway GSLP 4604 |
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| Understanding And Appreciation Of The Novel by Morris Schreiber. Educational spoken word, tracks are: The Novel as a "Best Seller" / The Novel as a Literary Type / Growth of the Novel / Qualifications of the Novelist / Technique of the Novel / Some Famous World Novels Examined (Don Quixote, Robinson Crusoe, War And Peace, Madame Bovary, Huckleberry Finn, Moby Dick). Read by Schreiber and Kenneth Buckridge. |
Folkways FL 9119 |
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| Stephen Spender: Readings. 8 poems read by the author, whose lyric poetry is, according to the notes, equal only to W.H.Auden. |
Caedmon TC 1084 |
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| Reflections On A Gift Of A Watermelon Pickle... And Other Modern Verse-- poetry by Eve Merriam / Barriss Mills / David McCord / Theodore Roethke / Charles Malam / Sara Henderson Hay / Ruth Lechlitner / Philip Booth / Mildred Weston / Phyllis McGinley / Maxine Kumin / Robert Francis / Miriam Hershenson / William Carlos Williams / Ezra Pound / Arthur Guiterman / Hilaire Belloc / Sydney King Russell / Dorothy Parker / Langston Hughes / Dan Roth / Margaret Phyllis MacSweeney / May Swenson / Rosalie Moore / Richard Kendall Munkittrick / e.e.cummings / Elizabeth Coatsworth / Donald Finkel / Edwin A. Hoey / Babette Deutsch / Robert Francis / Eve Merriam / Dan Jaffe / Eleanor Averitt / Jeanne McGahey / John Tobias. Read by actors Ellen Holly and Paul Hecht and compiled by Stephen Dunning, Edward Lueders, and Hugh Smith. |
Scholastic FS 11007 |
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| Anthology Of Negro Poets-- Readings By Langston Hughes / Sterling Brown / Claude McKay / Countee Cullen / Gwendolyn Brooks / Margaret Walker. 1966 lp edited by Arna Bontemps. Missing the insert booklet, but you can download a high quality PDF scan from the Smithsonian Folkways web site here. |
Folkways FL 9791 |
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| Folk Songs of France and French Canada Sung by Jacques Labrecque. |
Folkways FG 3560 |
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3.00 |
| Trio Los Paraguayos. 7" 45rpm 4 song ep of Paraguayan folk music with Paraguayan harp, guitar, bongos, and voice. Appears to be a 1950s UK pressing. |
Philips 421 400 BE |
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ex- |
2.50 |
| Music From The Black Forest. German folk music performed by The Hellberg Duo with the Black Forest Orchestra and Chorus Conducted by Rolf Schneebigl.
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Mace MXX 10044 |
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ex- |
2.50 |
| Rod McKuen: Pastorale. Words and music. Arranged and conducted by Arthur Greenslade with Members of The Westminster Symphony Orchestra. 2 lps.
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Stanyan/Warner Brothers 2WS 1894 |
ex, ex |
vg+ |
4.00 |
| The Band Of The Grenadier Guards Conducted By Capt. R. B. Bashford: Pomp And Circumstance - The Spectacular Sounds Of The Grenadier Guards.
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London PS 317 |
ex |
vg+ |
2.50 |
| Chet Atkins: Christmas With Chet Atkins. Original 1961 white dog pressing of one of the most famous recordings of Christmas standards.
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RCA Living Stereo LSP 2423 |
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ex- |
4.00 |
| LP Title |
Label/Cat# |
Vinyl Condition |
Cover Condition |
| Leonard Bernstein: Ballet from West Side Story; Overture to Candide / Morton Gould: American Salute / Aaron Copeland: Hoe-Down from Rodeo / Scott Joplin: Maple Leaf Rag; The Entertainer / Ferde Grofe: On the Trail from the Grand Canyon Suite. With conductors Maurice Abravanel, Ferde Grofe, Robert Shaw, and Donald Johanos, and pianist Robert Shields on the Joplin pieces. |
Funk & Wagnalls Great Music of Our Time FW 402 |
vg+ |
ex |
| American Song Series Vol. 2: Paul Sperry Sings Romantic American Songs by Paul Bowels / Theodore Chanler / Arthur Farwell / Richard Hundley. With pianist Irman Vallecillo. |
Greg Smith Singers Productions GSS 105 |
(sealed) |
m (sealed) |
| Harald Genzmer: Organ Concerto (1971) / Flor Peeters: Toccata, Fugue and Hymn for Organ (1935) / Frank Martin: Passacaglia for Organ (1944). Organ-centered works performed by organist Edgar Krapp with the Bochum Symphony Orchestra conducted by Othmar Maga. |
Turnabout TV-S 34627 |
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vg+ |
| Reinhold Gliere: Symphony No. 3, B Minor (Ilya Mourometz). Jacques Rachmilovich conducting the Symphony Orchestra of the Academy of Saint Cecilia, Rome. |
Capitol P8047 |
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vg+ |
| Gustav Mahler: Symphony No.1 in D Major. Jascha Horenstein conducts the London Symphony Orchestra. |
Nonesuch H-71240 |
nm |
vg- |
| Gustav Mahler: Symphony No. 1 in D ("Titan"). The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra under Paul Kletzki. |
Angel S 35913 |
vg+ |
ex |
| Gustav Mahler: Des Knaben Wunderhorn. Elizabeth Schwarzkopf, Soprano; Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Baritone; London Symphony Orchestra under George Szell. |
Angel S-36547 |
ex |
nm |
| Gustav Mahler: Symphony No. 4 in G Major -- Bedachtig; In gemachlicher Bewegung; Ruhevoll (Poco adagio); Sehr behaglich. New York Philharmonic under Leonard Bernstein. |
Columbia ML 5485 |
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vg- |
| Gustav Mahler: Das Lied Von Der Erde (The Song of the Earth) -- Das Trinklied vom Jammer der Erde; Der Einsame im Herbst; Von der Jugend; Von der Schonheit; Der Trunkene im Fruhling; Der Abschied. New York Philharmonic under Bruno Walter. |
Columbia Odyssey Y 30043 |
ex+ |
vg+ |
| Darius Milhaud: Piano Music-- Saudades do Brazil (1921); Trois Rag-Caprices (1922); Le Printemps (1920). William Bolcom, piano. |
Nonesuch H-71316 |
ex |
ex- |
| Pehr Henrik Nordgren: Violin Concerto No.3 (1981) / Einar Englund: Concerto per violino ed orchestra (1981). Audiophile DMM pressing of Finnish works. With The Ostrobothnian Chamber Orchestra conducted by Juha Kangas and The Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra conducted by Ulf Soderblom with violinist Kaija Saarikettu as the soloist on both tracks |
Finlandia FAD 343 |
ex |
vg+ |
| Francis Poulenc: Le Bal Masque (1932 for voice, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, trumpet, piano, violin, cello, percussion) / Maurice Ravel: Chansons Madecasses (1926 for voice, flute, cello, piano) / Gabriel Faure: La Bonne Chanson Op.61 (1894 for voice, violins, cello, double bass, piano). With baritone Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, pianist Wolfgang Sawallisch, and soloists from the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra. |
HNH 4045 |
nm |
nm- |
| Francis Poulenc: Concerto For Organ, Strings, And Timpani / Igor Stravinsky: Jeu de Cartes. Boston Symphony Orchestra under Charles Munch with Berj Zamkochian, organist, and Everett Firth, timpanist. |
RCA LM 2567 |
vg+ |
ex- |
| George Rochberg: String Quartet No. 3 (1972). With the Concord String Quartet. |
Nonesuch H-71283 |
vg+ |
nm- |
| Ned Rorem: Book Of Hours (for flute and harp) / Bohuslav Martinu: Trio (for flute, cello, piano). With Ingrid Dingfelder, flute. Martinu side has some heavy scuffs. |
CRI 362 |
vg- |
ex- |
| Arnold Schoenberg: Gurre Lieder (1911 oratorio for 5 soloists, reciter, chorus & orchestra). Uses text by Danish writer Jens Peter Jacobsen. Rafael Kubelik conducts the Sinfonie-Orchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks featuring Inge Borkh, Hertha Topper, Keith Engen, Lorenz Fehenberger, Herbert Schachtschneider, and Hans Herbert Fiedler. 2lp box. |
Deutsche Grammophon Geselschaft LPM 19 984/85 |
ex+, vg+ |
ex |
| Roger Sessions: The Black Maskers / Roy Harris: Symphony No.3 / William Schuman: American Festival Overture. Walter Hendl conducts the American Recording Society Orchestra. |
American Recording Society ARS 115 |
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vg |
| Jean Sibelius: Violin Concerto; Humoresques. Gennady Rozhdestvensky conducts the Moscow Radio Symphony Orchestra. |
Melodiya Angel SR-40020 |
ex |
ex- |
| Igor Stravinsky: Quatre Etudes Pour Orchestre; Suite No. 1 Pour Petit Orchestre; Suite No. 2 Pour Petit Orchestre; Divertimento--Le Baiser de la Fee. Performed by L'Orchestra de la Suisse Romande under Ernest Ansermet. |
London CM 9325 |
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vg |
| Mostly French-- Henri Tomasi: Danse Profane; Chant Corse / Emmanuel Chabrier: Larghetto / Luigi Cherubini: Sonata No. 2 / Robert Schumann: Adagio and Allegro, op. 70 / Camille Saint-Saens: Morceau de Concert. Froydis Ree Wekre, horn, and Zita Carno, piano. |
Crystal S377 |
sealed |
nm (sealed) |
| Villa Lobos / E. Granados / A. Barrios / Laurindo Almeida / J. Pernambuca / Bola Sete. Solo Guitar Of Bola Sete: Choros and Preludes. Classical guitar pieces, including a side of Villa Lobos, all performed by Sete. Thin feelable mark causes ticking during one track. |
Fantasy 8369 |
vg- |
ex |
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