Jazz in Transition 1955 John Coltrane Transition Records trlp30B UNPLAYED

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I inherited many, many records and will be letting some of them go.  This one is from my dad, Chuck Mahaffay's, collection.  He was an early player in the Seattle jazz scene in the 60's with his band, Chuck Mahaffay & the Individuals.  I carried his drums, etc. as a kid into the classy nightclubs he played in with his band in the early Seattle jazz days.  Those were the days when tight quartets/quintets, etc. played to well dressed patrons on their Saturday nights out - no moshpits. I heard the music later on albums like this one. This one is as follows:

Title:  Jazz in Transition 1955-56 per album description  UNPLAYED

Includes: John Coltrane and many others.  Cover lists many names and there is a small booklet inside describing specific songs and players on this release, which looks to be one in a series. It describes who is on what track and background info with old pictures- all recorded from 1955 - 1956.

Dated:  1955-1956      Label:  Transition trlp 30 B

Condition of LP:  Never played, in original plastic sleeve

Condition of Cover:  Good condition, no cellophane.  Small split at top right. Beautiful colorful cover art - still vibrant yellow and red-orange with appropriate fading due to age. Solid black back.

Songs/length: Swing A Little Taste 3:24, Crazy Rhythm 7:40, Backstreet 6:20, Tiny's Blues 4:31, Train's Strain (John Coltrane) 11:00, Wet & Lovely 6:57, Something's Gotta Give 7:44

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As I am not a dealer, I am describing my items as a regular person. I do plan to get a turntable to be able to listen to some of records I have that have some scratches. At this time, I am describing what I see under very good light and only listing the best as I find them. If I wonder about what I see, I do not list the album.  I also think most of the records need a good cleaning, but I am not trained to do it!  I value good communication and welcome any questions you may have. And I hope for positive feedback, of course, as it helps me know you are happy in an easy way. Thank you for looking!