IKE QUEBEC - THE COMPLETE BLUE NOTE 45 SESSIONS 3X VINYL LP PRESALE 10/10/25
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Title: IKE QUEBEC - THE COMPLETE BLUE NOTE 45 SESSIONS 3X VINYL LP PRESALE 10/10/25 3x 180G Black Vinyl LP Catalogue Number: 7518041 Barcode: 602475180418 Record Grading: Mint (M) Sleeve Grading: Mint (M) Condition Note: Brand New

PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A PRE-SALE ITEM YOUR ITEM WILL BE DISPATCHED ON/AROUND 10TH OCTOBER 2025   Track Listing / Description A1 A Light Reprieve  A2 Buzzard Lope  A3 Blue Monday  A4 Zonky  B1 Later For The Rock  B2 Sweet And Lovely  B3 Dear John  B4 Blue Friday  C1 Everything Happens To Me [Short Version]  C2 Mardi Gras  C3 What A Difference A Day Makes  C4 For All We Know  C5 Ill Wind  D1 If I Could Be With You (One Hour Tonight)  D2 I've Got The World On A String  D3 Me 'N Mabe  D4 Everything Happens To Me [Long Version]  E1 How Long Has This Been Going On  E2 With A Song In My Heart  E3 Imagination  E4 What Is There To Say?  F1 There Is No Greater Love  F2 All Of Me  F3 Intermezzo  F4 But Not For Me  F5 All The Way    The Complete Blue Note 45 Sessions of Ike Quebec collects a phenomenal body of work produced between 1959-62 by a key player in the Blue Note Story. The saxophonist had recorded a series of 78s for Alfred Lion in the 1940s and also served as a talent scout who encouraged Lion to record important figures of the emerging bebop scene including Thelonious Monk and Bud Powell. After a difficult period through the 1950s during which Quebec fell off the scene, Lion reconnected with his friend and began to reintroduce Quebec's music to jazz fans in 1959 with a series of 45 jukebox singles that were well received and revealed a formidable stylist very much at the top of his game. His full-throated yet utterly relaxed sound was ideally suited to a wide range of material from ballads to blues. The success of Quebec's comeback inspired Lion to keep going, capturing four sessions of material with a revolving cast of musicians that yielded classic tracks including "A Light Reprieve," "Blue Monday," and "What A Difference A Day Makes." Quebec would also go on to record several album sessions including the timeless soul jazz classics Heavy Soul, Blue & Sentimental, and Bossa Nova Soul Samba, capping a prolific end to a career that would be tragically cut short with his death from lung cancer at age 44 in 1963


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