JIMMY RUSHING WITH BUCK CLAYTON & HIS ORCHESTRA The Jazz Odyssey Of James Rushing Esq. (1979 Japanese stereo issue of the 1957 12-track LP, an exhilarating ride through the distinct styles of New Orleans, Chicago, Kansas City & New York jazz,including 'Tricks Ain't Walkin' No More', Rushing's entertaining debut recording on piano. The picture sleeve, with Japanese insert, shows minimal wear & the vinyl is near mint 20AP1506) more...
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BUCK CLAYTON The Huckle-Buck And Robbins' Nest (1984 Spanish issue of the 1954 2-track LP, also featuring Joe Newman, Urbie Green, Henderson Chambers, Lem Davis, Julian Dash, Charlie Fowlkes, Sir Charles Thompson, Freddie Green, Walter page &Jo Jones in a session recorded on December 16th 1953 in New York City, picture sleeve reproducing the original album artwork. The sleeve shows a little shelfwear but the vinyl remains excellent with little sign of play FSR-626) more...
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BUCK CLAYTON Jam Sessions Volume 2 (1978 UK 6-track double vinyl LP, featuring recordings made in New York between June 1974 and '76 with Vic Dickenson, Lee Konitz, Earl Hines and many more, gatefold picture sleeve with extensive liner notes VJD540) more...
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BUCK CLAYTON Just A Groove (1973 UK gold Vanguard label 8-track mono LP, featuring Clayton recorded on two separate New York dates in 1953 & '54, with his work here just further proof that he was, in all aspects of his playing, one of the undisputed masters of the jazz trumpet! The picture sleeve shows minimal wear & the vinyl appears barely played VRS8517) more...
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BUCK CLAYTON SEPTET Buck N' The Blues (1972 UK repackaging 8-track LP, originally recorded in New York in 1957 with Vic Dickenson, Earle Warren, Hank Jones, Kenny Burrell, Aaron Bell & Jo Jones. The textured picture sleeve has some edge wear anda catalogue sticker in the corner - the vinyl however looks barely played VRS8514) more...
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BUCK CLAYTON A Buck Clayton Jam Session (1969 UK mono LP, recorded in New York City on December 16th 1953 & featuring Robbin's Nest & The Huckle-Buck, recorded with an all star lineup including Joe Newman, Urbie Green, Sir Charles Thompson, Freddie Green, Jo Jones & more, front laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear & the vinyl remains in excellent condition with little sign of play) more...
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BUCK CLAYTON How Hi The Fi (Sealed 2006 UK limited edition 4-track double LP pressed on 180gram Virgin Vinyl, recorded in December 1953 & March 1954, these Buck Clayton jam sessions were among the first large scale projects to utilise the potential of the new LP technology. Among the most memorable soloists are the rambunctious Trummy Young, the harmonically advanced chordings of Jimmy Jones & an exuberant Woody Herman, housed in a deluxe gatefold picture sleeve & sealed in more...
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BUCK CLAYTON Goin' To Kansas City (1960 UK Riverside 10-track mono LP on the rough textured dark blue & silver 'reel & mic' label, featuring Buck with Tommy Gwaltney's Kansas City Nine recorded that year, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve has some discolouring at the edges yet the vinyl still looks barely played RLP353) more...
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BUCK CLAYTON How Hi The Fi (2006 UK limited edition 4-track 2-LP set pressed on 180gram VIRGIN VINYL, recorded in December 1953 and March 1954, these Buck Clayton jam sessions were among the first large scale projects to utilise the potential of the new LP technology, and Buck and fellow musicians are all in inspired form! The most memorable soloists are the rambunctious Trummy Young, the harmonically advanced chordings of Jimmy Jones and an exuberant Woody Herman who was ra more...
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