AHMAD JAMAL Ahmad Jamal (Rare 1959 original UK London label 10-track mono LP, front laminated scalloped flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve shows little shelfwear with age and the vinyl looks barely played, a lovely example LTZ-M15170) more...
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AHMAD JAMAL Listen To The Ahmad Jamal Quintet (1961 UK Pye Jazz label 10-track mono LP by the pianist admired by Miles Davis - an all round package filled with variety, bright or brooding, racy or reflective, carefree or cautious, or just great jazz! The flipback picture sleeve is front laminated & in Excellent condition with a little faint age wear, the heavyweight vinyl is also Excellent with barely any play NJL32) more...
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AHMAD JAMAL Ahmad Jamal (Very rare 1959 South African 10-track mono LP on a deep groove London label, housed in a silk flipback picture sleeve with 'Design Centre/Printon' credit. The thin sleeve has survived its conditions [not forgetting itsage], remarkably. There is some obvious creasing, scuffing & a few mild spots of discolouring or edge wear & tear, as to be expected. Both panels remain bright & vivid. The heavyweight vinyl is a clean VG with just light paper hairlines to sh more...
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AHMAD JAMAL Ahmad Jamal (2011 UK limited edition 27-track triple LP set pressed on Audiophile quality 180 Gram White Vinyl, featuring the albums Count Em 88 (1958), But Not For Me (1958) and Jamal At The Penthouse (1959), housed in a tri-fold picture sleeve. Although not sealed, this example remains in a 'near as new' condition RGJLP6) more...
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AHMAD JAMAL The Piano Scene Of Ahmad Jamal (One-Off Test Pressing for the 2014 German all analogue audiophile issue of the 1959 12-track mono LP, pressed on 180gram Vinyl for Speakers Corner. Also stars Ray Crawford [guitar], EddieCalhoun [bass] & Walter Perkins [drums], in a set of stellar recordings from 1951-55. Jamal was a big influence on Miles Davis during the making of Kind Of Blue & has long been deserving of similar praise to that of Bill Evans. The labels are more...
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