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The Jazz Couriers

Comes from 'UK' vinyl LP

The Last Word - 1st

THE JAZZ COURIERS The Last Word (Rare & desirable British Jazz 1959 UK deep groove mono LP on Tempo, recorded June 26 & July 3, 1959 & featuring seven of the group's most requested tunes, released after their demise. Stars Tubby Hayes & RonnieScott on Tenor Sax, Terry Shannon on Piano, Kenny Napper on Bass & Phil Seamen on Drums, billed as 'the finest small group of its kind in the country' upon release, fully laminated flipback picture sleeve. Only once before stocked by us and rarely seen in the flesh, see 'more info' for condition details... TAP26)

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Product Availability Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
Release Year 1959 - 65 years ago
Condition Unless stated otherwise in the description above, all items are in at least excellent condition - so please read our descriptions carefully. We try to sell items as close to Mint condition as possible, and many will indeed be close to brand new and/or unplayed. Others may be 'used' - and all will meet our strict grading and are 100% guaranteed.
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Format vinyl LP album (LP record)
Record Label Tempo
Complete Stock List Go to The Jazz Couriers
Product Catalogue No TAP26
Music Genre Progressive, British Jazz, Jazz
Country Comes from UK Comes from 'UK'
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Tracklisting & More Information

A1 If This Isn't Love
A2 Easy To Love
A3 Whisper Not
A4 Autumn Leaves
B1 Too Close For Comfort
B2 Yesterdays
B3 Love Walked In

Being on Tempo, & being the Jazz Couriers' official last release, this is one of the "grails" of British Jazz collecting.
The sleeve is fully laminated & in beautiful shape, obtained from a jazz enthusiast who bought the record there & then back in the day. The only real concession to the wear is a small area of laminate loss to the front near the spine, which has been coloured black in an earlier repair, otherwise barely a trace of the ages remain.

The labels are unblemished with a 'deep groove' both sides. There are some spindle marks by the centre hole to indicate previous play. The matrices are machine stamped in the dead wax & end '1B'.
The vinyl has been professionally cleaned & has come up looking sparkling. Upon close inspection, there is a little faint cosmetic wear which does not affect play & otherwise just minor signs of being taken out of the sleeve on occasion. This is a lovely one owner Excellent example. There are very few left in circulation it would seem!

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Recording Artist The Jazz Couriers
Product Title The Last Word - 1st
Product Information The Jazz Couriers The Last Word - 1st UK vinyl LP album (LP record).
Language All tracks are sung in English, unless otherwise stated in our description.
Additional info Deleted - A deleted or out-of-print item is one that is no longer manufactured. However, we stock thousands of out-of-print formats and we specialise in tracking down out-of-print, deleted and hard-to-find releases.
Artists Related To Eddie Thompson, Jimmy Deuchar, John Critchinson, Ronnie Scott, Tubby Hayes
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