BEN WEBSTER Webster's Dictionary (1972 UK first issue 10-track stereo LP featuring a spirited session recorded in London in 1970 with Stan Tracey on piano, Tony Crombie on drums, Dave Green on bass, Alan Branscombe on vibes, Tony Coe on clarinet& Tony Gilbert on violin, with album notes from Rahsaan Roland Kirk, fully laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve has some minor edgewear and the vinyl shows just a few light surface scuffs - an excellent copy) more...
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BEN WEBSTER & 'SWEETS' EDISON Ben & 'Sweets' (1987 Dutch CBS 'Jazz Masterpieces' series 6-track LP, digitally remastered from the original analogue tapes, featuring recordings from New York sessions in June '62. The picture sleeve shows minimal edge wear & the vinyl appears barely played) more...
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BEN WEBSTER Ballads By Ben Webster (1974 UK 25-track Stereo double LP, featuring a fine selection of ballads & standards, expertly handled by the great tenor saxophonist, spanning the years 1953 to 1959, gatefold picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear & the vinyl remains in superb condition with few signs of play) more...
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THE BEN WEBSTER QUINTET Soulville (1963 Spanish issue of the 1958 7-track mono LP on the dark blue 'nipper' label, also starring Oscar Peterson on Piano, Herb Ellis on Guitar, Ray Brown on Bass & Stan Levey on Drums, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The delicate sleeve is Excellent with just a little faint ring wear, the heavyweight vinyl is nice & clean & in Excellent condition with minimal play. A nice copy of this rare pressing! LCLP206) more...
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BEN WEBSTER See You At The Fair (1964 UK 9-track Mono LP, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. An album dedicated to the New York World's Fair and to 'Jazzland' at the Louisiana Pavilion. This exciting tenor saxophonist and inspired purveyorof jazz is joined by pianists Hank Jones and Roger Kellaway, bassist Richard Davis and drummer Osie Johnson. The sleeve shows minimal shelfwear and the vinyl remains in superb condition with few signs of play CLP1806) more...
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BILL COLEMAN & BEN WEBSTER Swingin' In London! (1972 US 7-track stereo LP on a black & white Black Lion label, also starring Jim Douglas, Fred Hunt, Ron Rae and Lennie Hastings. The pasted card picture sleeve is in excellent condition with a deletion cut corner - the vinyl is mint BL-128) more...
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BEN WEBSTER Duke's In Bed (70s US orange label 8-track LP featuring tracks recorded in Copenhagen in 1965, pasted picture sleeve with deletion corner cut. The sleeve shows minimal wear & the vinyl appears barely played BL-190) more...
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BILL COLEMAN & BEN WEBSTER Swingin' In London! (1984 UK/Dutch issue of the 1972 7-track LP, featuring the American jazzers crossing the pond for an impromptu session at the Olympic studios on April 27th 1967 with Jim Douglas, Fred Hunt, Ron Rae & Lennie Hastings. The picture sleeve shows minimal play & the vinyl appears barely played BLP30127) more...
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BEN WEBSTER Dig Ben! (2007 German 106 8-CD boxed set, compiling more than 10 hours of Webster's music including previously unreleased tracks. The sessions were recorded 1964-73 in Europe, mostly in Scandinavia, & include live recordings from festivals, clubs, radio & TV. They feature Webster at Copenhagen's famous Montmartre club & other Danish locations, sessions from his renowned month-long residency at London's Ronnie Scott's & further recordings from Finland, Sweden, Belgium &Germany. Housed in a longbox with 40-page booklet & in superb condition, dig in!) more...
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