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Lou Donaldson —
Midnight Creeper (Applause edition) ... CD 
Liberty/Applause, 1968. Used ... Out Of Stock
Funky genius from Lou Donaldson – one of his first funky albums for Blue Note, and a real killer all the way through! The album has a great young group working with Lou – players that include Blue Mitchell on trumpet, Lonnie Smith on organ, Leo Morris (aka Idris Muhammed) on drums, ... (Jazz) read more CD
L Ron Hubbard —
Space Jazz ... LP 
Applause, 1982. Near Mint- Gatefold ... Out Of Stock
And who says Scientology isn't about good music? Ron serves up a set of original space jazz compositions on this one, with backing by brainwashed followers like Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke, and Nicky Hopkins. Tracks are short, and titles include "The Banker", "Alien Visitors ... (Jazz) read more LP, Vinyl record album
Ennio Morricone —
Butterfly ... LP Applause, 1982. Near Mint- ... Just Sold Out!
A surprisingly sensitive score for this oft-trashed film – pure Morricone magic that's more than enough to make us forget the screen debut of Pia Zadora! The maestro's at his early 80s best here – working in a more orchestral setting than years back, with the same sort of care and ... (Soundtracks) read more LP, Vinyl record album
Jimmy Smith —
Prayer Meetin' (Applause) ... LP Blue Note/Applause, Early 60s. Sealed ... Out Of Stock
A classic Blue Note meeting of two of the label's top talents in the early 60s – Hammond hero Jimmy Smith, and the up-and-rising Stanley Turrentine on tenor! Turrentine's simply great at this point – playing with a raspy edge on the bottom of his tone, sounding dark and mysterious ... (Jazz) read more LP, Vinyl record album
Stanley Turrentine —
Look Of Love (Applause version) ... CD Applause, 1968. Used ... Out Of Stock
Stanley Turrentine's a hell of a soloist in a large ensemble setting – and there's possibly no better place to hear that talent at work than on this classic 60s date for Blue Note! The format's a bit different than other Turrentine records of the time – no small group romping, nor ... (Jazz) read more CD
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McCoy Tyner —
Expansions (Applause version) ... LP Blue Note/Applause, 1970. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
A really mindblowing session from McCoy Tyner – perfectly titled "Expansions" to showcase the change in his style at the time! The record is one of Tyner's first larger group efforts – and is a brilliant example of the expansion of his talents in the post-Coltrane years ... (Jazz) read more LP, Vinyl record album
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