Yusef Lateef Eastern Sounds Craft Recordings One-Step Small Batch Vinyl #/1000
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CHECK it Out! If you clicked on this ad, then you know what this is - but, I will say it anyway - this auction is for a PREORDER of EASTERN SOUNDS by YUSEF LATEEF, as pressed by CRAFT RECORDINGS via their Small Batch ONE-STEP Process, on 180g Black Vinyl Wax!
One of only 1,000 copies, this is way sold out, and will only increase in value - it's an exceptional package, process and pressing. It's a dang good album too, worth a close listen on this superior vinyl! These are individually numbered!
Here's the full description, snatch it on up today!
Yusef Lateef’s 1961 classic, Eastern Sounds, is the second release in our Small Batch series — a carefully curated one-step process vinyl collection that is devoted to creating the highest quality reissues of legendary recordings from our vast catalog. Originally released on Moodsville (an imprint of the legendary jazz label, Prestige Records), this pressing of this groundbreaking album will be limited to 1,000 copies.
For this reissue, the original analog tapes were sent to mastering engineer Bernie Grundman, who utilized a custom tube pre-amp and analog mixing console with discrete electronics—both made in-house—as well as a Scully solid-state lathe with custom electronics. Grundman’s lacquers were then sent to Record Technology Incorporated (RTI) for plating using the plant’s one-step process where the lacquers are used to create a “convert” that becomes the record stamper. Utilizing Neotech’s VR900 compound, Eastern Sounds was then pressed on to 180-gram vinyl.
Each pressing is individually numbered and housed in a foil-stamped, linen-wrapped slipcase featuring an acrylic inset of the original artwork. The vinyl disc is housed in a reproduction of the original album jacket, complete with tip-on jacket, and protected by an archival-quality, anti-static, non-scratching inner sleeve. New liner notes from liner notes from GRAMMY®-winning music historian, Ashley Kahn accompanies the title.
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