ORNETTE COLEMAN Tomorrow Is The Question! (70s US issue of the 1959 9-track vinyl LP, also featuring Don Cherry on Trumpet, Percy Heath or Red Mitchell on Bass & Shelly Manne on Drums, pasted picture sleeve) more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN Tomorrow Is The Question! (1980s UK issue of the 1959 9-track vinyl LP, also featuring Don Cherry on Trumpet, Percy Heath or Red Mitchell on Bass & Shelly Manne on Drums, glossy picture sleeve. The sleeve has a small area of paperloss on the reverse due to sticker removal, otherwise shows light wear, whilst the vinyl has minimal sign of play COP002) more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN Tomorrow Is The Question (80s German issue of the 1959 9-track LP pressed on high quality vinyl, also featuring Don Cherry on Trumpet, Percy Heath or Red Mitchell on Bass & Shelly Manne on Drums, picture sleeve reproducing the original album artwork. This copy is in superb near 'as new' condition with mint, unplayed vinyl! OJC342) more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN Tomorrow Is The Question! (80s UK issue of the 1959 9-track stereo LP, also starring Don Cherry on trumpet, Percy Heath or Red Mitchell on bass & Shelly Manne on drums. The picture sleeve shows just a little shelfwear and the A-sdie label retains a vintage sticker. The vinyl reveals a couple of faint hairlines but looks barely played COP002) more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN Tomorrow Is The Question! (Mid 70s US issue of the 1959 9-track stereo LP, also starring the great Don Cherry on Trumpet, Percy Heath or Red Mitchell on Bass & Shelly Manne on Drums, pasted picture sleeve. The sleeve & vinyl areNear Mint with few signs of wear & play - still in the original open shrinkwrap. Ornette strikes again! S7569) more...
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THE NEW MUSIC OF ORNETTE COLEMAN Tomorrow Is The Question! (Rare 1959 US first press 9-track stereo LP on a deep groove green & gold Contemporary label, also starring Don Cherry on Trumpet, Percy Heath or Red Mitchell on Bass & Shelly Manne onDrums. This Jazz essential comes from the private collection of a former staff member for Dobells record shop in Charing Cross, London. The pasted picture sleeve [VG+] shows just a little corner scuffing & some minor edge discolouring, with a more...
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THE NEW MUSIC OF ORNETTE COLEMAN Tomorrow Is The Question! (Rare 1959 UK first press 9-track stereo LP on the original deep groove yellow/lime green Contemporary label [no publishing date], also starring Don Cherry on Trumpet, Percy Heath or Red Mitchell on Bass & Shelly Manne on Drums, fully laminated flipback picture sleeve. The delicate sleeve [VG+] reveals minor ageing with the odd small chip to the laminate's edge & the heavyweight vinyl is clean & grades EX/EX- with a few min more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN Skies Of America (1972 US two-part LP on the red & orange Columbia label, recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra. The pasted picture sleeve is Excellent with just a few light scuffs & no deletion cuts. The vinyl is Excellent&shows little play) more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN Crisis (1971 US 5-track LP on the red bordered black Impulse! label, recorded in concert at New York University, March 22, 1969, pasted gatefold picture sleeve. The sleeve [VG+] shows light scuffing with a vintage UK price stickeron the back & no deletion cuts. The vinyl is Excellent & appears barely played AS-9187) more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN Science Fiction (1972 US first press 8-track LP on the red & orange Columbia label, including the remarkable 'The Jungle Is A Skyscraper', 'What Reason Could I Give' with Asha Puthli & the incredible spoken word title piece, starring the likes of Don Cherry, Dewey Redman & Charlie Haden. The pasted picture sleeve is Excellent with light age wear & no deletion cuts. The vinyl appears Excellent with very little play KC31061) more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN TRIO At The "Golden Circle" Stockholm Vol. 2 (1973 US issue of the 1965 4-track stereo LP on the dark blue with stylised black 'b' label, pasted picture sleeve. The sleeve is Excellent with some minor edge scuffing & no deletion cuts. The vinyl grades EX/EX- & shows just some faint paper scuffs not affecting play BST84225) more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN Change Of The Century (1972 US stereo issue of the classic 1960 7-track LP on the green & orange Atlantic label with the early seventies '1841 Broadway' perimeter text, also featuring Donald Cherry on Pocket Trumpet, Charlie Hayden on Bass & Billy Higgins on Drums. Comes housed in a front laminated pasted picture sleeve with gold stereo print & album notes by Ornette himself. The sleeve is Excellent with no deletion cuts & minimal shelf wear, the vinyl too grades Excel more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN The Shape Of Jazz To Come (1976 Japanese issue of the 1959 6-track stereo LP, in the 'Jazz-Forever Excellent' series. Ever wondered what jazz would sound like if there was no harmony or specific chord patterns for the soloiststo fall back on? Then listen to Ornette throw away the life jacket & attempt the impossible on this incredible album! Comes housed in a deluxe picture sleeve with Japanese language insert. The sleeve & vinyl are Near Mint P-7510A)
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ORNETTE COLEMAN On Tenor (70s US issue of the 1962 5-track stereo LP on a green & orange Atlantic label, also starring Donald Cherry on trumpet, Jimmy Garrison on bass & Ed Blackwell on drums. This was Ornette's last album for Atlantic in a series of astonishing albums that radically altered perceptions of what jazz could be. The pasted picture sleeve is Excellent with no deletion cuts & a little minor age wear & the vinyl appears barely played SD1394) more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN The Shape Of Jazz To Come (1966 UK edition plum and orange Atlantic label 6-track LP in glorious STEREO. Ever wondered what jazz would sound like if there was no harmony or specific chord patterns for the soloists to fall back on?Then listen to Ornette throw away the life jacket and attempt the impossible on this incredible album. Opens with the classic tune Lonely Woman, front laminate picture sleeve and vinyl both faultless)
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ORNETTE COLEMAN The Shape Of Jazz To Come (1966 UK issue of the 1959 6-track mono LP, on a rough textured plum & red Atlantic label. Ever wondered what jazz would sound like if there was no harmony or specific chord patterns for the soloists to fall back on? Then listen to Ornette throw away the life jacket & attempt the impossible on this incredible album! The front laminated sleeve shows obvious wear to edges with tiny nick at opening edge whilst the vinyl shows a few signs of play)
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ORNETTE COLEMAN Something Else!!!! (1959 US issue of the 1958 mono 9-track vinyl LP on the yellow Contemporary label with C3551 catalogue number, recorded February 10 and 22, 1958 at Contemporary's studio in Los Angeles with Don Cherry, WalterNorris, Don Payne & Billy Higgins, scarce pasted picture sleeve with the M3551 catalogue number to the front & reverse. The sleeve shows light ringwear & discolouration; there is a little corner wear with no seam splits. The vinyl shows just more...
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ORNETTE COLEMAN The Shape Of Jazz To Come (70s US issue of the classic 1959 6-track stereo LP on the green & orange Atlantic label, pasted picture sleeve. Ever wondered what jazz would sound like if there was no harmony or specific chord patterns for the soloists to fall back on? Then listen to Ornette throw away the life jacket & attempt the impossible on this incredible album! The pasted picture sleeve is Excellent [small paper mark on front] with a little faint foxing on the back &
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