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  • ELEKTRA75049

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    Carly Simon : No Secrets
    No Secrets
    Elektra EKS-75049
    1LP 180g 33rpm / standard sleeve, insert
    Speakers Corner
    Elektra
    Release Date: 2020-01-31
    Status: New release, in stocks

    https://www.speakerscornerrecords.com/products/details/75049/carly-simon-no-secrets?sort=release-date%7Cdesc&display=grid


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  • BC 1010

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    Johannes Brahms: Symphony No. 1 in C minor op. 68 – the Cleveland Orchestra Orchestra conducted George Szell

    Brahms: Symphony No. 1
    Epic BC 1010
    Format: 1LP 180g 33rpm / standard sleeve
    Manufacturer: Speakers Corner
    Original label:Epic
    Release Date:2019-10-15

    http://www.speakerscornerrecords.com/products/details/1010/brahms-symphony-no-1?freetext=1010&manufacturer=&label=&sort=release-date%7Cdesc&display=grid


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  • MS 6627

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    Richard Strauss: “Symphonia Domestica”, op. 53 – the Cleveland Orchestra conducted by George Szell

    Strauss: Symphonia Domestica
    Columbia MS 6627
    Format:1LP 180g 33rpm / standard sleeve
    Manufacturer: Speakers Corner
    Original label: Columbia
    Release Date: 2019-07-15

    http://www.speakerscornerrecords.com/products/details/6627/strauss-symphonia-domestica?freetext=6627&manufacturer=&label=&sort=release-date%7Cdesc&display=grid

     


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  • SOPJ12-13(2LP)

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    $540.0

    Weather Report Live In Tokyo
    Sony SOPJ 12~13
    Manufacturer: Speakers Corner
    Original label: Sony Music
    Release Date: 2019-02-15

    “Weather Report Live In Tokyo” – Wayne Shorter (ss, ts); Joe Zawinul (p, el-p); Miroslav Vitous (b, el-b); Eric Gravatt (dr); Don Um Romao (perc)


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  • KC 31996

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    Mahavishnu Orchestra: Birds Of Fire
    Columbia KC 31996
    Manufacturer:Speakers Corner
    Original label: Columbia
    Release Date: 2019-02-15

    “Birds Of Fire” – John McLaughlin (g); Jerry Goodman (v); Jan Hammer (keyb, synth); Rick Laird (b); Billy Cobham (dr)


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  • ATLANTIC1242

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    Milt Jackson: Ballads & Blues
    Manufacturer: Speakers Corner
    Original label:Atlantic
    Release Date:2019-03-15

    “Ballads & Blues” – Lucky Thompson (ts); Milt Jackson (vib); John Lewis (p); Barney Kessel, Barry Galbraith, Skeeter Best (g); Oscar Pettiford, Percy Heath (b); Kenny Clarke, Lawrence Marable (dr)»


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  • ATLANTIC1472

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    Brother Jack McDuff: Tobacco Road

    “Tobacco Road” – Brother Jack McDuff (org); Lonnie Simmons (bs); Red Holloway (ts); John Watson (tb); Fred Berry, King Kolax (tp); Bobby Christian (vib, perc); Roland Faulkner (g); Loyal J. Gresham (b); Robert Guthrie, Joe Dukes (dr); a.o.

    »Imitation, assimilation, innovation.« With these three words the great Clark Terry summed up the art of leaning musical improvisation. Salvador Dalí, the artist who melted time in his colourful and bizarre works, stated radically that a person who didn’t want to copy others would never manage to accomplish anything at all. Brother Jack McDuff did plenty of copying and refined the good old standards on his “Tobacco Road” and made them blossom anew. Jack taught himself to play the organ and went on to transform the popular melody “Alexander’s Ragtime Band” into what one might call roughened up ball house jazz, were it not for the contrary saxophone, which soars over rasping organ clusters. For Brother Jack such spiritual sounds as in “And The Angels Sing” and his somewhat slanted version of the musing, dreamy “Wade In The Water” were an absolute must. It really rocks in “Can’t Get Satisfied”, a gospel-like and delicately instrumentalised version of the blues evergreen. The organ does not necessarily always have the last word in this colourful mixture, but it is always very present as regards the sound and the distribution of the parts. And just once does McDuff let the instrument sing out on its glassy top register in “The Shadow Of Your Smile”.

    This Speakers Corner LP was remastered using pure analogue components only, from the master tapes through to the cutting head. More information under http://www.pure-analogue.com. All royalties and mechanical rights have been paid.

    Recording: August 1966 at Chess Studios, Chicago
    Production: Lew Futterman


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  • ATLANTIC1380

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    Herbie Mann At The Village Gate

    “Herbie Mann At The Village Gate” – Herbie Mann (fl); Hagood Hardy (vib); Ahmad Abdul-Malik, Ben Tucker (b); Rudy Collins (dr); Chief Bey (dr, perc); Ray Mantilla (cga, perc)

    “Comin’ Home Baby” – that’s how the LP begins and that’s what catapulted it right into the charts. Not to one of the top places, but from this time on Herbie Mann was one of the superstars in Atlantic’s collection of jazz musicians. He was known as ‘our man with the flute’, and the critics in the early Sixties were full of praise for him. He became even more famous, and probably richer, through soundtracks and later on sometimes rather commercialised productions. Well, good for him. ‘The Man’ serves up jazz pure on this recording, made live at the legendary Village Gate club, which is no wonder considering the rhythm group that includes Ahmad Abdul-Malik and Rudy Collins. The composer of “Comin’ Home Baby”, Ben Tucker, also makes an appearance as a guest soloist before the two Gershwin numbers from “Porgy And Bess” offer a wealth of rhythm pure. On the cover text of the LP, Willis Conover, who hosted the Newport Jazz Festival as a sideline (older jazz fans will know his baritone voice from AFN broadcasts), describes in detail the ethnic background of the musicians who come from all over the world – from Romania to Puerto Rico. The three numbers are by no means commonplace. Perhaps a tasty flute cocktail would be a good description. This true rarity from Atlantic’s treasure trove in the early Sixties has long been marked down on the wish list of many fans and at long last it’s available again.

    This Speakers Corner LP was remastered using pure analogue components only, from the master tapes through to the cutting head. More information under http://www.pure-analogue.com. All royalties and mechanical rights have been paid.

    Recording: November 1961 live at The Village Gate, New York City by Tom Dowd & Phil Lehle
    Production: Nesuhi Ertegun


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  • ATLANTIC1217

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    Lee Konitz With Warne Marsh

    “Lee Konitz With Warne Marsh” – Lee Konitz (as); Warne Marsh (ts); Ronnie Ball, Sal Mosca (p); Billy Bauer (g); Oscar Pettiford (b); Kenny Clarke (dr)

    What a great rhythm group! A dream comes true: Oscar Pettiford and Kenny Clarke – and then Billy Bauer on the guitar and alternately Ronnie Ball (UK) or Sal Mosca (USA) on the piano. No wonder that things really take off when these masters of improvisation from the Lennie Tristano school get going.
    In June 1955, in the Atlantic studio, standards provided the starting base for the long and wonderfully sophisticated improvisations by Lee Konitz and Wayne Marsh, who were at that time pupils of the great Chicago maestro. Although the numbers are declared as own compositions, such as “Background Music” and “Ronnie’s Line”, they are actually none other than adaptations of “All Of Me” or “That Old Feeling” – but at the very highest level. Lee Konitz always called this ‘The Twelfth Step’. The repertoire is enriched by seldom-heard compositions by the great Oscar Pettiford. ‘Time-keeping’ – a neologism of prime importance for jazz musicians – is the most important element in “Donna Lee” and “There Will Never Be Another You” – and there is no better drummer for this music than Kenny ‘Klook’ Clarke, who lived in those days in the USA before moving to Paris in 1956 where there was no racial discrimination.
    Of course, you can buy these recordings on various digital discs. But that can’t be compared to a superb black disc and a cover with lines notes by the famous Barry Ulanov.
    Just one thing more: one of the musicians is still on the road. Lee Konitz is often to be heard and seen somewhere in Europe. Despite his almost 91 years!

    This Speakers Corner LP was remastered using pure analogue components only, from the master tapes through to the cutting head. More information under http://www.pure-analogue.com. All royalties and mechanical rights have been paid.

    Recording: June 1955 at Coastal Studios, New York City, by Tom Dowd in mono
    Production: Nesuhi Ertegun

     


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  • ASYLUM 5E-524

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    “El Rayo-X” – David Lindley (voc, g, b, v, lute); Jackson Browne, Jorge Calderón (voc); Garth Hudson (horns); Curt Bouterse (dulcimer); Bob Glaub, Reggie McBride (b); William ‘Smitty’ Smith, Billy Payne (org); Ian Wallace (dr); Ras Baboo (perc, voc, acc)

    When David Lindley commenced on his solo career with “El Rayo-X” in 1981, he had already established himself as a studio musician in numerous venues. His competent playing, which he had long cultivated in performance with Jackson Browne, Linda Ronstadt and Crosby & Nash, is concentrated here on this album like an x-ray beam. And what is more: the multi-instrumentalist worked on his early, forgotten attempts on the banjo and fiddle and took himself right up to the strings of the steel guitar.
    Here are just a few examples of the many styles which are gathered here together on this album: After the off-beat reggae rhythm of “She Took Off My Romeos” follows one of the greatest guitar hits of the 80s – “Bye, Bye Love”. Then comes “Mercury Blues” with its magnificently sharp and swift-paced guitar playing.
    Not only the rhythmic mix but also the instrumentation follows a cleverly devised plan and is tailor-made for each number. “Quarter Of A Man”, a subtle colourful dance on the bass line, is just as impressive as the pointed jabs of the well-established organ in “Ain’t No Way”. All in all, this is a lavishly produced rock album of its time and well worth the listening today.

    This Speakers Corner LP was remastered using pure analogue components only, from the master tapes through to the cutting head. More information under http://www.pure-analogue.com. All royalties and mechanical rights have been paid.

    Recording: 1981 at Record One, Los Angeles, by Greg Ladanyi
    Production: Jackson Browne and Greg Ladanyi


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  • SXL6023

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    Clifford Curzon

    Brahms: Concerto No.1 for Piano and Orchestra

    Tracklist

    A I. Maestoso
    B1 II. Adagio
    B2 III. Rondo (Allegro Non Troppo)

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  • SXL6000

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    $280.0

    Aram Khachaturian 

    Spartacus & Gayaneh

    Tracklist

    Spartacus
    A1 Adagio Of Spartacus And Phyrgia
    A2.1 Variation Of Aegina And Bacchanalia
    A2.2 Scene And Dance With Crotalums
    A2.2 Dance Of Gaditanae And Victory Of Spartacus
    Gayaneh
    B1 Sabre Dance
    B2 Aysheh’s Awakening And Dance
    B3 Lezghinka
    B4 Gayaneh’s Adagio
    B5 Gopak

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  • SXL2302

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    LSO / Szell

    Handel Water Music

    Tracklist

    A1 Allegro
    A2 Air
    A3 Bourree
    A4 Horn-Pipe
    A5 Andante Espressivo
    A6 Allegro Deciso
    A7 Minuet From “The Faithful Shepherd”
    B1 Overture
    B2 Alla Siciliana
    B3 Bourree
    B4 Minuet
    B5 Largo From “Xerxes”

     


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  • SXl2298

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    Britten & Rostropovich

    Britten / Schumann / Debussy

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    Sonaten In C For Cello And Piano Op.65
    A1.1 Dialogo
    A1.2 Scherzo-Pizzicato
    A1.3 Elegia
    A1.4 Marcia
    A1.5 Moto Perpetuo
    Funf Stucke Im Volkston
    A2 No.1 With Humor
    A3 No. 2 Slow
    B1 No. 3 Not Fast
    B2 No. 4 Not Too Fast
    B3 No. 5 Strong And Marked
    Sonata For Cello And Piano
    B4.1 Prologue
    B4.2 Sérénade
    B4.3 Finale

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  • SXl2296

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    Ernest Ansermet 

    De Falla: The Three-Cornered Hat

    Tracklist

    A1 Introduction
    A2 Part 1. Afternoon
    A3 Part 2. The Neighbour’s Dance (Seguidillas)
    A4 Part 2. The Miller’s Dance (Farruca)
    B1 Part 2. Conclusion
    B2 La Vida Breve – Interlude & Dance

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  • SXL2292

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    Ernest Ansermet

    Prokofiev, Ginka & Borodin Classical Symphony

    Tracklist

    Prokofiev*, Ernest Ansermet Conducting L’Orchestre De La Suisse Romande “Classical” Symphony In D Major, Op. 25
    Allegro
    Larghetto
    Gavotta – Non Troppo Allegro
    Finale – Molto Vivace
    Prokofiev*, Ernest Ansermet Conducting L’Orchestre De La Suisse Romande March From “The Love Of Three Oranges”
    Prokofiev*, Ernest Ansermet Conducting L’Orchestre De La Suisse Romande Scherzo From “The Love Of Three Oranges”
    Glinka*, Ernest Ansermet Conducting L’Orchestre De La Suisse Romande Kamarinskaïa – Fantasy
    Borodin*, Ernest Ansermet Conducting L’Orchestre De La Suisse Romande In The Steppes Of Central Asia
    Glinka*, Ernest Ansermet Conducting L’Orchestre De La Suisse Romande A Life For The Czar (Ivan Susanin) – Overture

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