*1st SOUND* Tsuyoshi Yamamoto Trio ?– Red Gardenia- Japanese Philips-Audiophile
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*1st SOUND*

(LP, CD, DVD-A, SACD, Blu-ray Audio)

A division of VNLRLZ

Each *1st SOUND* selection is chosen by a team of audiophile professionals primarily for the reference and demonstration quality of the recording, mastering, and pressing. More often than not, they are also notable for the quality of the music and excellence of interpretation.


Although highly-collectible for those who value superb sonics, they will always be priced competitively and may be returned for a full refund including return shipping costs if the buyer is not delighted with the experience the present.

Tsuyoshi Yamamoto Trio ?– Red Gardenia

Label:

Philips ?– RJD-3

Series:

My Jazz Life –

Format:

Vinyl, LP, Album, Audiophile

Country:

Japan

Released:

1978

Genre:

Jazz

Style:

 

Tracklist

A1 Isn't She Lovely A2 The Shadow Of Your Smile A3 Satin Doll B1 Lover Come Back To Me B2 S'wonderful B3 Red Gardenia B4 Too Shy To Say

Companies, etc.

  • Manufactured By – Nippon Phonogram Co., Ltd.

Credits

  • Bass – Toshibumi Kawahata*
  • Drums – Keiji Kishida
  • Piano – Tsuyoshi Yamamoto

Notes

Recorded August 23 & 24, 1978 at Victor Studio, Tokyo (Japan)

Direct to disc pressing

Additional Lps or CDs purchased from us will ship at an additional $1 per item unless of extra weight. We will automatically apply this discount.

My grading:

 

NM: Virtually brand new

NM-: plays like new but a few pops and ticks show up

NM--: still a great sounding LP but just a bit more surface noise

VG+: Surface is more noticeable and on multiple tracks

VG: Surface noise throughout but does not take away from presentation

VG-: Well- now you'll notice the noise very easily but the disc still has all its sound

G: A bit of a tough ride now 

G-: buckle up

 

All discs are distortion free: i.e. all loud climax hold their own and do not break up



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