MAX ROACH AND STANLEY TURRENTINE Much Max (1964 UK blue Oriole/ Realm label 7-track MONO vinyl LP in the Contemporary Jazz Savoy Series, also starring Sonny Clark, George Duvivier and Tommy Flanagan, circa 1960. Front laminate flipback picture sleeve with its original price sticker RM215) more...
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MAX ROACH Max Roach + Four At Newport (1984 Japanese issue of the 1958 6-track live LP recorded at the Newport Jazz festival, with George Coleman on Tenor, Booker Little on Trumpet, Ray Draper on Tuba & Art Davis on Bass. Includes the previously unreleased track 'Deeds Not Words', picture sleeve with small deletion saw-cut & obi-strip. The sleeve is still in open shrink & the vinyl appears Near Mint with just the lightest evidence of any play 195J-42) more...
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MAX ROACH + 4 The Many Sides Of Max (1964 UK 7-track mono LP from one of our favourite jazz drummers, also starring Booker Little on Trumpet, George Coleman on Sax, Julian Priester on Trombone & Art Davis on Bass, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve [VG+] shows a little minor shelf wear [1" hairline split top right] whilst the vinyl is nice & clean & grades EX/EX- with a few faint paper hairline scuffs not affecting play 20029MCL) more...
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MAX ROACH Max Roach + 4 (70s US issue of the very rare 1957 6-track mono LP, also featuring Kenny Dorham on Trumpet, Sonny Rollins on Tenor, Ray Bryant on Piano & George Morrow on Bass, pasted picture sleeve with small deletion drill hole. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear & the vinyl is flawless TLP-5522) more...
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MAX ROACH The Max Roach 4 Plus 1 (Rare 1958 UK 8-track mono LP, also featuring Kenny Dorham on Trumpet, Sonny Rollins, Hank Mobley & George Coleman on Tenor, Ray Bryant on Piano & George Morrow on Bass, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. Apart from a little natural age darkening to the unlaminated back & some minor edge scuffing, the sleeve is in fantastic condition & the vinyl is immaculate - an amazing copy of this fifty year old classic! MMB12009) more...
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MAX ROACH Max Roach + 4 & More (1984 Japanese-only 7-track vinyl LP, featuring the March 18-20th & December 20-23 sessions from 1957 [Max Roach 4 Plays Charlie Parker album era, mono & stereo]. Sonny Rollins, Hank Mobley, Kenny Dorham, Bill Wallace & George Morrow all star. Glossy pasted sleeve with Japanese insert & obi-strip 195J-39) more...
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MAX ROACH The Max Roach Quartet Featuring Hank Mobley (1985 German 11-track vinyl LP, originally released in 1955. The picture sleeve shows only light signs of wear along the top edge & the vinyl looks barely played OJC-202) more...
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MAX ROACH The Max Roach Quartet Featuring Hank Mobley (Sealed 1985 US 11-track mono LP, originally released in 1955, marking the debut for Hank Mobley on record. This ideal collector's copy remains sealed from new, the vinyl mint & unplayed in the original hype stickered shrink OJC-202) more...
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MAX ROACH We Insist! Max Roach's Freedom Now Suite (Rare 1960 US 5-track deep groove Mono LP on the orange & yellow Candid label, an Avant-Garde Jazz epic relating to the Civil Rights Movement, also starring Abbey Lincoln, Walter Benton, Coleman Hawkins, Julian Priester, Booker Little, James Schenck & an expanded percussion section including Babatunde Olatunji on conga. The pasted picture sleeve grades VG with some discolouring around the edges & a seam split to the bottom right co more...
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MAX ROACH We Insist! Max Roach's Freedom Now Suite (1960 US 5-track deep groove Stereo LP on the orange & yellow Candid label, an Avant-Garde Jazz epic relating to the Civil Rights Movement, also starring Abbey Lincoln, Walter Benton, ColemanHawkins, Julian Priester, Booker Little, James Schenck & an expanded percussion section including Babatunde Olatunji on conga. The pasted picture sleeve grades Good with some discolouring around the edges, old tape reinforcement along the spin more...
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MAX ROACH We Insist! Max Roach's Freedom Now Suite (1986 German issue of the 1960 5-track LP on the orange & yellow Candid label, an Avant-Garde Jazz epic relating to the Civil Rights Movement, also starring Abbey Lincoln, Walter Benton, Coleman Hawkins, Julian Priester, Booker Little, James Schenck & an expanded percussion section including Babatunde Olatunji on conga. Housed in a picture sleeve with extensive sleeve notes on the reverse. The sleeve shows minimal wear and the vinyl l more...
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MAX ROACH Max Roach (1980 Italian repackaging of the 'Members, Don't Git Weary' 1968 6-track stereo LP, also starring Gary Bartz, Charles Tolliver, Jymie Merritt, Stanley Cowell & guest vocalist Andy Bey. This is a much overlooked post-Bop/Modal gem, including the incredible spiritual bent of the title track & the fierce 'Absolutions' which foresaw where Jazz was to go in the seventies. Housed in a unique silk pocket gatefold sleeve, the cover shows a minor spot of paper wear & the more...
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MAX ROACH We Insist! Max Roach's Freedom Now Suite (Sealed 2022 US 5-track stereo CD, first released in 1961, remastered by Bernie Grundman from the original master tapes, also starring the likes of Abbey Lincoln, Coleman Hawkins, Walter Benton, Julian Priester, Booker Little & more. Comes housed in a mini-LP gatefold picture sleeve, sealed from new in the hype stickered shrinkwrap CCD30022) more...
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