Anthony Braxton - Performance 9/1/79 - Import box set
  $   38

 


$ 38 Sold For
Dec 28, 2009 Sold Date
Dec 21, 2009 Start Date
$   20 Start price
2   Number Of Bids
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Forever Vinyl Presents:

 "Performance 9/1/79" by Anthony Braxton, featuring the composer and multi instrumentalist with a quartet consisting of Ray Anderson on trombone, John Lindberg on bass and Thurman Barker on drums. This is a copy of the original, and only release on hatHut, NINETEEN (2R19). It includes a wonderfully thorough, multi page inner booklet.

This music has never been reissued, and is currently unavailable in any form.

Allmusic review-
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Grades- Cover- NM Vinyl- NM

This item is on consignment from a major record collector who is retiring. Everything played on a Phase Linear 8000 turntable and Phase Linear Amps and Preamp. All records were properly cleaned each time. Previous owner was an audiophile and we are pleased as punch to offer these rare, hard to find records in excellent to mint condition.

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