LESTER YOUNG All That Jazz (1976 UK DJM label 12-track double vinyl LP, from the man who is widely considered to be one of the three, along with Coleman Hawkins and John Coltrane, most important jazz tenor saxophonists of all time. Features post-WW2 recordings captured in the early fifties, starring Jesse Drakes, John Lewis, Wynton Kelly, Gene Ramey, Lee Abrams, and Jo Jones. Housed in a gatefold picture sleeve with extensive album notes from Greg Murphy. A superb set! DJLMD8019) more...
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LESTER YOUNG, ROY ELDRIDGE & HARRY EDISON Laughin' To Keep From Cryin' (80s German issue of the 1960 5-track stereo LP, recorded in '58 a year before Young passed away. Includes a sublime reading of They Can't Take That Away From Me. Despite a sticker mark in the corner of the sleeve, the vinyl looks barely played) more...
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LESTER YOUNG Mean To Me (1980 US 14-track double LP repackaging of the 'Pres And Sweets' album the 'It Don't Mean A Thing [If It Ain't Got That Swing]' album, both from 1957, also featuring Harry Edison [natch], Oscar Peterson, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown, Buddy Rich & more, complete with narrative insert, picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light wear & the vinyl is flawless VE-2-2538) more...
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LESTER YOUNG The Great Lester Young (Archive quality 1962 US 12-track deep groove stereo LP, an early compilation that documents the genius of Prez, pasted picture sleeve with original inner bag. This copy is in remarkable condition. The sleeve is still in open shrink with no deletion cuts or marks & appears near pristine. The vinyl too is near 'as new' LP-12181) more...
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LESTER YOUNG The Lester Young - Buddy Rich Trio (Original 1957 US black and silver Verve label 8-track MONO vinyl LP. Although the title would indicate a trio in action, for some numbers Buddy Rich went ''in the direction of the nearest pizzeria'' for most of the session, if the sleeve notes are anything to go by, which apparently they aren't - the previous owner of this LP saw fit to pencil-in Nat 'King' Cole's name instead of the misprinted Aye Guy on the back sleeve as pianist. Apart from that, the pasted and stickered card picture sleeve is in near mint condition, as is the vinyl! Recommended MGV-8164) more...
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