PAUL GONSALVES QUARTET Boom-Jackie-Boom-Chick (2006 Japanese limited edition issue of the super limited 1964 8-track mono LP pressed on 200gram vinyl, replicating the original Vocalion label design, laminated flipback sleeve and album notes down to a tee. You can always rely on attention to detail with the Japanese and this is a beautifully remastered edition at a fraction of the cost of an original. The sound quality is glorious and worth it alone for the opening title track, which is an absolute knockout! Complete with Japanese text insert and obi-strip. Now scarce and in demand itself, both sleeve and vinyl are in near mint condition UCJU-9058)
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PAUL GONSALVES Cleopatra Feelin' Jazzy (Rare 1963 US 7-track vinyl LP on the black bordered orange Impulse! label, one of the only early Impulse! releases that is not a gatefold sleeve. The sleeve grades VG showing a little corner wear and discolouration to the unlaminated reverse. The vinyl remains in Excellent condition with minimal signs of wear JAS47) more...
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PAUL GONSALVES Tell It The Way It Is! (1964 first UK issue 6-track mono LP, a great soulful tenor outing that unites Gonsalves with Swedish trumpeter Rolf Ericson, pianist Walter Bishop, Jr. & such Ellington alumni as Johnny Hodges & Ray Nance, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve shows light wear with a residual sticker mark to back, whils the vinyl is clean & reveals minimal play CLP1758) more...
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PAUL GONSALVES QUARTET Boom-Jackie-Boom-Chick (Rare and super limited 2006 Japanese 8-track remastered CD, the first and only edition of this incredible 1964 recording on compact disc. Just 500 copies of the LP were originally released. This high quality Japanese CD issue reproduces the laminated flipback sleeve artwork, label design and album notes beautifully, complete with Japanese translated booklet and obi-strip. To give some background, Gonsalves arrived in London during the badwinterof 1962-63 to escape the legal wranglings of the US Musicians Union. He recorded this gem of a set under the declaration that it took place in Switzerland to avoid further trouble. Teamed with the Brit-jazz musicians Pat Smythe (piano), Kenny Napper (bass), and Ronnie Stevenson (drums), all firm admirers of Gonsalves' incredible warmth and depth of playing. Boom-Jackie-Boom-Chick turned out to be a killer set of hard-bop numbers and one of the greatest jazz recordings of the sixties UCCM-9242) more...
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