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[nobody]

Haven't had much luck and have almost stoppd looking for records in thrift shops, but came up with a nice batch today...when I was actually just gonna stop in and pick up a coffee pot. All but four of these (the Monterose, the Brubek, the Basie and the Red Holloway) are original from what I can tell...although I've only glanced. The Hubbard and the Cliff Jordan have a bit of damage to the sleeves, but otherwise everything is in great shape cover-wise and the records themselves are all in excellent shape.

[poppachubby]

Haven't had much luck and have almost stoppd looking for records in thrift shops, but came up with a nice batch today...when I was actually just gonna stop in and pick up a coffee pot. All but four of these (the Monterose, the Brubek, the Basie and the Red Holloway) are original from what I can tell...although I've only glanced. The Hubbard and the Cliff Jordan have a bit of damage to the sleeves, but otherwise everything is in great shape cover-wise and the records themselves are all in excellent shape.

...what a haul! Talk about redemption for your dry spell. The Jordan is excellent as is the Monterose. You will see that Ira Sullivan appears on that gem, his only Blue Note appearance. He went onto becoming a multi instrumentalist, and duo'd with Red Rodney for years. If you want some good vinyl, look for Red Rodney on Muse Records.

Great stuff nobody thanks for sharing. Oh I saw a tasty side in your other post...Basie/Williams. I want to collect all 4. I bet the Sarah Vaugh is good too.

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