Blue Note BLP 7007 Edmond Hall / Sidney DeParis - Jamming In Jazz
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$ 20 Sold For
Jun 6, 2016 Sold Date
Jun 5, 2016 Start Date
$   40 Start price
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BLP 7007   Edmond Hall/Sidney DeParis - Jamming In Jazz

Hall-DeParis' Blue Note Jazz Men


Sidney DeParis (trumpet) Vic Dickenson (trombone) Edmond Hall (clarinet) James P. Johnson (piano) Jimmy Shirley (guitar) Israel Crosby (bass) Sidney Catlett (drums) WOR Studios, NYC, November 29, 1943 BN901-3 High Society BN903-2 Blues At Blue Note BN905-2 Night Shift Blues BN907-2 Royal Garden Blues Sidney DeParis (trumpet) Vic Dickenson (trombone) Edmond Hall (clarinet) James P. Johnson (piano) Jimmy Shirley (guitar) John Simmons (bass) Sidney Catlett (drums) WOR Studios, NYC, June 21, 1944 BN982-0 Ballin' The Jack BN983-1 Who's Sorry Now

Original 1950ies  USA mono,  10",   Lexington Avenue on both labels and cover,   ear on both sides, flat edge

Condition:  Cover:   Near Mint  -  beautiful condition Vinyl:     VG++   -  very nice condition with only minor signs of use


Beautiful, clear, strong mono sound - a lot of dynamics and bass - full pleasure ! Records are cleaned. Fitted with new inner and outer sleeves.  Playgraded with Ortofon MONO - pick-up. Early Jazz records played with Mono pick-up have mostly NO surface noise, even if there are a lot of surface marks.


Shipping from Germany.
Germany:     SFr  6 Schweiz:     SFr. 7 World:       SFr. 12

Record:


Mint:  A brand new, SEALED record, never played

NM:  Near mint, an unsealed record that looks as good as new

VG++ :  Excellent, very minor surface marks, not audible on play 

VG+ :  light surface marks, mild surface noice, few sporadic tics up and there, but should sound fine overall

VG :  more consistent noice or defects, or light scratches, no skip 

Good :  Noisy, but plays through. I will only sell rare or unusual items in this condition



Sleeve :


NM :  close to new

VG++: well preserved, minimal wear

VG+ :  well preserved cover, but sign of wear

VG :  more pronounced defects, discoloration, slight delamination, writing



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