SAM TAYLOR [Bad/Beautiful] PRESTIGE/MOODSVLE [RVG/DG]:

$ 30

$ 30 Sold For

Jan 16, 2010 Sold Date

Jan 9, 2010 Start Date

$ 10 Start price

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innersleeve1 Store WE'VE JUST ACQUIRED A TERRIFIC BATCH OF ORIGINAL JAZZ, SOUL & BLUES LP's.

THE OWNER PURCHASED THEM NEW AND THEY HAVE BEEN IN THE SAME COLLECTION
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95% OF THESE LOOK TO HAVE BEEN PLAYED ONCE TO ONLY HANDFUL
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1962 PRESTIGE/MOODSVILLE Records MV 24

DEEP GROOVE * MONO ORIGINAL

[VAN GELDER] stamps in dead wax

Lloyd Mayers * Wally Richardson * Art Davis
Ed Shaughnessy

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VINYL is EX
very nice copy,
just a couple of light scuffs,
sleeve related hairlines

COVER is VG++
light edge/surface wear,
staining

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A certified honking sax legend, Sam "The Man" Taylor's non-stop drive and power worked perfectly in swing, blues, and R&B sessions. He had a huge tone, perfect timing, and sense of drama, as well as relentless energy and spirit. Taylor began working with Scat Man Crothers and the Sunset Royal Orchestra in the late '30s. He played with Cootie Williams and Lucky Millinder in the early '40s, then worked six years with Cab Calloway. Taylor toured South America and the Caribbean during his tenure with Calloway. Then, Taylor became the saxophonist of choice for many R&B dates through the '50s, recording with Ray Charles, Buddy Johnson, Louis Jordan, and Big Joe Turner, among others. He also did sessions with Ella Fitzgerald and Sy Oliver. During the '60s, Taylor led his own bands and recorded in a quintet called the Blues Chasers.
All Music Guide

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