Prayer Meetin' JIMMY SMITH Blue Note 84164 LP 1964 1st ST Pressing VAN GELDER P
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Prayer Meetin' JIMMY SMITH LP 1964
1st Original Stereo Pressing!
Blue Note 84164 VAN GELDER P Plastylite
Vinyl Album Condition
Vinyl Album is in very good condition considering it is about 57 years old.
Has been cleaned and plays really well. Some faint scratches on album.
Side A and B Labels are in great condition
Dust Jacket Condition Dust jacket is in nice shape with some shelf wear. Defects are pointed out in photos.
Unbelievable high fidelity sound for the time! Features: Jimmy Smith, organ;
Stanley Turrentine, tenor sax;
Quentin Warren, guitar,
Donald Bailey, drums.
Back Album Cover reads: Blue Note Records, 47 West 61st St., New York 23
Album Made By: Blue Note Records Inc. Recorded At – Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey Lacquer Cut at – Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey Pressed By – Plastylite
Side 1 & 2 Stamped "Stereo P BNST-84164-A-VAN GELDER"
The Dead Wax has Hand Etched VAN GELDER of Rudy Van Gelder, Engineer of most of the Blue Note sessions in the 1950's-60's. Having VAN GELDER or stamped in the dead wax means that the sessions were mastered by Van Gelder at the Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, New Jersey and are very high quality.
Tracklist Side 1 A1 Prayer Meetin' ---Written-By – Jimmy Smith 6:00 A2 I Almost Lost My Mind---Written-By – Ivory Joe Hunter 9:25 A3 Stone Cold Dead In The Market---Written-By – Wilmoth Houdini 3:40
Both Side 1 & Side 2 have Ear (Cursive P) Plastylite Pressing Also has the Highly collectible "Ear (cursive P) in the dead wax on this New York USA Label. Records with the P mean higher quality (heavier" pressing made by Plastylite Pressing Company that Blue Note used.
Tracklist Side 2 B1 When The Saints Go Marching In 6:10 B2 Red Top---Written-By – Gene Ammons 7:25 B3 Picnickin' Written-By – Jimmy Smith 6:50
Smith helped popularize the Hammond B-3 organ.
Creating a link between jazz and 1960s soul music
winning the NEA Jazz Masters Award in 2005, the highest honor that America bestows upon jazz musicians.
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