Jimmy Smith Blue Note 1547 LP Deep Groove

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Jimmy Smith "A Date With" Blue Note 1547 LP Deep Groove

Label: Blue Note (Blue & White) With 47 West 63rd New York 23 Address (both sides)
Matrix Etching Side A: RVG (hand carved) (Deep Groove Earmark) BN-LP-1547-A. 9M
Matrix Etching Side B: RVG (hand carved) (Deep Groove Earmark) BN-LP-1547-B-1. 9M
Pressing Date: 1957
Cover Condition: NM
LP Condition: VG+ (Close to NM)

Notes: The LP is amazing - minimal surface noise, Excellent sheen & immaculate label. The only reason it's not an NM is because of the surface noise on the lead-in grooves. The jacket is absolutely great - perfect spine, excellent seams & edges. There are a few small dirt marks on the back that may come up with a light cleanser. This is an excellent LP in GREAT condition for it's age. It's was very obviously cared for.

Buyer to pay $5.00 for shipping and handling (more overseas). This price includes a heavy corrugated box and Priority Mail shipping via USPS. It is in my best interest to see that these records get to their buyer in the same condition that they were sent. Insurance is optional, but recommended and will be actual cost. Records will be sent in paper sleeves outside of the LP jacket. Sealed plastic sleeves will cover both record and sleeve. This LP comes from a much larger collection that will be listed in batches in the coming months. Please keep an eye on my listings. If you live in the Chicago area and would like to come by to examine this LP, an appointment can be made to do so.

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AMG Review:AMG REVIEW: After cutting five albums with his trio, organist Jimmy Smith on Feb. 11, 1957, recorded with trumpeter Donald Byrd, altoist Lou Donaldson and tenor saxophonist Hank Mobley in a sextet that also included guitarist Eddie McFadden and drummer Art Blakey. Among the five songs recorded that day, two (lengthy versions of "Falling in Love with Love" and "Funk's Oats") are included on this LP along with a shorter trio rendition of "How High the Moon" from two days later with McFadden and drummer Donald Bailey in a trio. Scott Yanow

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