Cal Tjader Quintet - Tjader Goes Latin Colored Vinyl LP 1959 Fantasy Jazz 33RPM
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I will admit I don't have much experience grading albums so this album will not be lower than Good when it comes to the vinyl itself.
The cover you will see in the picture and I will let you judge that.
The vinyl sleeve may have tears or be unglued. I do not repair or glue them.
I have not cleaned any of the vinyl so there may be be dust or fingerprints. All vinyl is guaranteed to play and not skip.
If for some reason you are still not happy with the item, just contact me all items are 100% guaranteed.
Tjader Goes Latin is a classic jazz album by the Cal Tjader Quintet, originally released in 1959 on the Fantasy label. This vibrant record showcases Tjader's unique blend of Latin rhythms and jazz improvisation, featuring standout tracks like "Black Orchid," "Happiness Is a Thing Called Joe," and "Guajira at the Blackhawk." The album highlights authentic Afro-Cuban percussion combined with jazz instrumentation, making it a seminal work in Latin jazz history.
This edition is particularly special due to its striking red colored vinyl, a rare and collectible feature that enhances both its visual and acoustic appeal. Pressed at 33 RPM on a 12-inch LP format, it delivers high fidelity sound as indicated on the sleeve. The cover art, illustrated by Renfro, adds a playful yet iconic touch to this vintage release. The album includes performances by prominent musicians of the era, including conga drummer Mongo Santamaria and guest flutist Paul Horn, making it a prized addition for collectors and jazz enthusiasts alike.
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