J.J. JOHNSON & KAI WINDING The Great Kai & J.J. (1980 US export issue of the 1961 11-track stereo LP on a rainbow MCA label, and the first album on Impulse. The pasted gatefold picture sleeve replicates the original heavyweight design with 'export only for sale outside...' stamped in gold on the reverse and 'Blue Monk' inexplicably blanked out on the sleeve during printing [though included on the vinyl]. Both sleeve and vinyl are excellent AS-1) more...
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J.J. JOHNSON & KAI WINDING East Coast Jazz No. 7 (Rare 1955 first UK issue 10-track mono LP in London's American Jazz series, featuring Dick Katz on piano, either Milt Hinton or Wendell Marshall on bass, and Al Harewood drums. The laminated picture sleeve has 'scalloped' flipbacks of its era. The spine is tape reinforced and has a little lifting at the edges to the laminate, but otherwise shows minimal wear. 55 years on and the vinyl remains near mint - outstanding! LTZ-N.15003) more...
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J.J. JOHNSON & KAI WINDING The Great Kai & J.J. (1983 UK issue of the 1961 11-track stereo LP, originally the first album on Impulse. The picture sleeve has a sticker mark top right but is otherwise in excellent condition and the vinyl looks barely played JAS7) more...
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J.J. JOHNSON & KAI WINDING The Great Kai & J.J. - Brand New Swinging Together Again (Limited 80s German Direct Metal Mastered issue of the 1961 11-track stereo LP on a rainbow MCA label, and the first album on Impulse, pasted gatefold sleeve which replicates the original heavyweight design. The sleeve shows light shelfwear and the vinyl appears barely played AS-1) more...
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J.J. JOHNSON & KAI WINDING Slide Rule (1961 UK 10-track mono LP on the iconic black & gold Parlophone label, first released in 1955 in the US only, produced by Creed Taylor & including modern track titles like 'Out Of This World', 'Stolen Bass' & 'Gong Rock', front laminated flipback picture sleeve with Emitex inner. The sleeve shows minimal wear & the vinyl appears barely played - a great example! PMC1138) more...
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J.J. JOHNSON, KAI WINDING & BENNIE GREEN Four Trombones (1976 Japanese issue of the rare 1962 4-track LP featuring the Trombone mastery of J.J. Johnson, Kai Winding, Benny Green & Willie Dennis, with John Lewis on Piano, Charles Mingus on Bass &Art Taylor on Drums, including Japanese insert & picture sleeve reproducing the original album artwork. The sleeve shows minimal shelfwear & the vinyl is sueprb - a nice copy! VIJ-5003M) more...
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J.J. JOHNSON, KAI WINDING & BENNIE GREEN Four Trombones Volume 2 (1976 Japanese issue of the rare 1962 4-track LP featuring the Trombone mastery of J.J. Johnson, Kai Winding, Benny Green & Willie Dennis, with John Lewis on Piano, Charles Mingus on Bass & Art Taylor on Drums on sessions recorded on September 18th 1953, including Japanese insert & picture sleeve reproducing the original album artwork. The sleeve shows minimal shelfwear & the vinyl is superb - a nice copy! VIJ-5004M) more...
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J.J. JOHNSON & KAI WINDING Jay & Kai (Circa 1968 Japanese test pressing for the 10-track mono LP, pressed by Toshiba on Wine Red Everclean Vinyl. The album was originally released in 1955, engineered by Rudy Van Gelder & features Charlie Mingus on four tracks. The studio labels are custom purple on white with no annotations & the record comes housed in a die-cut 'sample' sleeve. The vinyl appears near 'as new' MG-12010) more...
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KAI WINDING, JAY JAY JOHNSON, FRANK ROSOLINO Trombomania! (1990 UK 16-track CD which highlights the often overlooked virtues of the trombone in contemporary jazz, taking centre stage as lead instrument here across two sessions dating from January1955, with J.J. Johnson & Kai Winding, Dick Katz, Al Harewood plus Milt Hinton & Wendell Marshall alternating on bass, and May 1956, which finds Rosolino in fine company with Conrad Clark, Wilfred Middlebrooks and Stan Levey CDAFF761) more...
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