CANNONBALL ADDERLEY Somethin' Else (2000 US exclusive 5-track mono LP pressed on 200gram QUIEX SUPER VINYL - when Adderley scheduled the 1958 recording of what was to be his only Blue Note LP, he called on his old employerfrom their days as quintet members on Columbia, Miles Davis; the reunion resulted in one of the greatest and most revered jazz LPs ever; cut from the original 1st generation analog masters, it sizzles! Superbly presented in front-glossed, more...
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THE CANNONBALL ADDERLEY QUINTET Mercy, Mercy, Mercy! (Original 1966 US Capitol 'rainbow rim' label 7-track STEREO vinyl LP - apparently recorded live at Chicago's 'The Club', but in reality a studio session in front of an invited audience [with an open bar!] from October 20th '66 produced by David Axelrod. Housed in a front pasted colour picture sleeve which remains factory sealed from new with no deletion cuts or holes - still MINT and unplayed over 40 years on! ST2663) more...
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CANNONBALL ADDERLEY Somethin' Else (Limited Edition 2009 US exclusive 5-track stereo LP pressed on 200gram Quiex Super Vinyl - When Adderley scheduled the 1958 recording of what was to be his only Blue Note LP, he called on his old employer from their days as quintet members on Columbia, Miles Davis; the reunion resulted in one of the greatest & most revered jazz LPs ever. Cut from the original first generation analog masters, it sizzles! The labels repl more...
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CANNONBALL ADDERLEY Somethin' Else (2016 UK 5-track stereo 180gram Heavyweight Vinyl LP issue of the 1958 classic re-released as part of the 'Jazz At 33 1/3' rpm vinyl collection, featuring Adderley's smooth bop style in the Charlie Parker mold pitched with Miles Davis' effortlessly cool brand of jazz, plus a formidable backing band comprised of Hank Jones, Sam Jones & Art Blakey, picture sleeve reproducing the original album artwork & 8-page booklet with detailed notes and more...
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CANNONBALL ADDERLEY Somethin' Else (2016 UK 5-track stereo 180gram Heavyweight Vinyl LP issue of the 1958 classic re-released as part of the 'Jazz At 33 1/3' rpm vinyl collection, featuring Adderley's smooth bop style in the Charlie Parker mold pitched with Miles Davis' effortlessly cool brand of jazz, plus a formidable backing band comprised of Hank Jones, Sam Jones & Art Blakey, picture sleeve reproducing the original album artwork & 8-page booklet with detailed notes and more...
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CANNONBALL ADDERLEY with BILL EVANS Know What I Mean? (2024 US limited edition 8 track LP pressed on 180-gram Heavyweight Vinyl - Originally released in 1962 and now reissued as part of the 'Original Jazz Classics' series, including a collection of tracks recorded in New York City between January to March 1961 and featuring Bill Evans, Percy Heath & Connie Kay. Housed in an 'OBI' picture sleeve with extensive notes on the reverse. Sealed and unplayed CR00716) more...
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VARIOUS Jazz At The Philharmonic (Scarce original UK 20-page souvenir concert programme for the Fourth British Tour in 1962 featuring the Cannonball Adderley Quintet, Dizzy Gillespie, Benny Carter, Don Byas, Coleman Hawkins, J.J. Johnson and more. Featuring details about each performer along with biographical text, black & white photographs and more, with a yellow front cover image and Philips jazz gallery advert on the back. For an item over sixty years old, this has survived extr more...
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CANNONBALL ADDERLEY Somethin' Else (Circa 1966 US issue of the classic 1958 US 5-track mono vinyl LP, with 'RVG' stamped in the run-outs & no 'ear' logo [a '9m' contract press etching is visible instead]. The side two label has the 'New York USA' address print & the side one label has 'West 63rd - NYC'. There is a ridge in the label but no 'deep groove' & the vinyl weight is lighter than the original 1958 issue [run-in groove has a raised edge]. This classic Blue Note date needs no in more...
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