THE JOE HARRIOTT QUINTET Abstract (Super Rare 1963 UK first press 8-track mono LP on the blue & black Columbia label in the Lansdowne Jazz Series, documenting an early set of Free Jazz ideas from Britain to rival the work of Ornette Coleman atthe time, also starring Shake Keane [trumpet, flugelhorn], Pat Smythe [piano], Coleridge Goode [bass] & Phil Seamen [drums], front laminated flipback picture sleeve complete with the Emitex inner. The sleeve [VG+] is clean with no writing & the flipbacks are secure [tiny plain sticker at the top of the vertical flipback]. The corners reveal a little bit of paper loss over time with all print clearly legible. The vinyl is clean & grades EX/EX- with a few minor spindle marks & the occasional light paper hairline scuff which has little effect on play on its intended mono playback setting. Very tricky to find in any condition & rarely seen on the market 33SX1477) more...
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THE JOE HARRIOTT QUINTET High Spirits (Monster Rare British Jazz 1965 UK-only 8-track mono LP on the blue & black Columbia label, in the highly collectable Lansdowne Jazz Series, recorded in London in September 1964 with Shake Keane [Trumpet,Flugelhorn], Pat Smythe [Piano], Coleridge Goode [Bass] & Bobby Orr [Drums]. The album sold so poorly at the time that we have never been able to find a single copy of this wonderfully underrated album, a British answer to John Coltrane's style of interpreting standards for the Bop age. This is a superb one previous owner copy. Complete with the 'Emitex' inner, the front laminated flipback sleeve is Excellent with very little shelf wear & no writing or tears. The vinyl is clean & remains in Excellent condition with just the odd faint paper scuff not affecting play. Unlikely to be seen again! 33SX1692) more...
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JOE HARRIOTT WITH THE TONY KINSEY TRIO Jump For Me (Brit-Jazz 1987 UK 12-track stereo LP, with all music recorded circa 1954, starring Bill Le Sage (vibes), Sammy Strokes (bass), & Tony Kinsey (drums). The glossy picture sleeve [VG+] shows theodd faint crease with a small hairline split in the top edge, the vinyl is nice & clean & grades Excellent with some light paper scuffs to show play ESQ326) more...
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JOE HARRIOTT & THE AMANCIO D'SILVA QUARTET Hum Dono (British Modal Jazz 2018 UK issue of the super rare 1969 6-track stereo LP on 180gram Vinyl, one of the most sought after titles in the Lansdowne Series, remastered from the original analogue tapes. Also stars Norma Winstone, Ian Carr, Dave Green & Bryan Spring. The glossy picture sleeve is Excellent [small paper mark on front] & the vinyl is Near Mint VOCLP3303) more...
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JOE HARRIOTT QUINTET Swings High (1989 UK issue of the 1970 8-track LP, formerly on Melodisc & recorded on the 20th of June 1967, with Stu Hamer (trumpet), Pat Smythe (piano), Coleridge Goode (bass) & Phil Seamen (drums), picture sleeve with notes by Doug Dobell. The picture sleeve shows minimal wear & the vinyl looks barely played SGC/MLP12-150) more...
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JOE HARRIOTT QUINTET Free Form (Legendary 1961 first US issue 8-track deep groove mono LP on the black & orange Jazzland label, recorded at Lansdowne Studios in London, England in 1960 with Shake Keane (trumpet), Pat Smythe (piano) Coleridge Goode (bass) & Phil Seamen (drums). This was music without set harmony or rhythm, going a step further than Ornette Coleman but without much commercial reward, it is now considered a landmark album. The pasted picture sleeve [VG] has just a little mild discolouring around the edges & a half inch split at the bottom opening, with all text clearly legible, it is fully textured with wonderful abstract artwork. The vinyl is clean & Excellent with just a few faint paper hairlines not affecting play JLP49) more...
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JOE HARRIOTT Southern Horizons (1960 UK 9-track vinyl LP, including Still Goofin', Senor Blues and Caravan, pasted picture sleeve. The sleeve shows some splitting along the spine and genreal wear and the vinyl is graded VG JLP937S) more...
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JOE HARRIOTT WITH THE TONY KINSEY TRIO Jump For Me (1987 UK 12-track stereo vinyl LP, with all music recorded circa 1954, starring Bill Le Sage (vibes), Sammy Strokes (bass), & Tony Kinsey (drums). Picture sleeve with extensive album notes on thereverse ESQ326) more...
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JOE HARRIOTT QUINTET Movement (Very hard to find 1963 UK 9-track LP, only issued in the UK in the Lansdowne Series and only in mono! We are pleased to have finally tracked down a copy of this British modern jazz milestone. Joe was a true pioneer,although always in the shadow compared to his US peer, Ornette Coleman, Joe's take on freeform jazz sounds highly organised and accessible, due to his stunning musicianship and the band's, including the almighty Shake Keane on trumpet & flugelhorn, Pat Smythe piano, Coleridge Goode bass & Bobby Orr drums. Still unreleased on CD, includes the outstanding Michael Garrick compositions 'Blues On Blues' and 'Face In The Crowd'. See more info for condition of this historic piece...) more...
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JOE HARRIOTT Personal Portrait (Original 1968 UK EMI Columbia FACTORY SAMPLE stickered label 8-track MONO vinyl LP in the collectable Lansdowne Series. Both the pianists Stan Tracey and Pat Smythe appear with string arrangements by David Mack, plus a personal appreciation by Denis Preston. From the vast personal archive collection of a former sixties music journalist, both the front laminate flipback picture sleeve and vinyl are near mint! SX6249) more...
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JOE HARRIOTT Personal Portrait (Original 1968 UK Columbia label 8-track STEREO vinyl LP, on the Lansdowne Series, both the pianists Stan Tracey and Pat Smythe appear with string arrangements by David Mack, plus a personal appreciation by Denis Preston. Front laminated flipback picture sleeve with original price sticker intact - slight ringwear evident, otherwise sleeve in excellent condition, vinyl near mint! SCX6249) more...
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