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Dave Nanian

Horace Parlan - Up & Down

Pretty stellar combo with Parlan on piano, Booker Ervin on sax, Grant Green on guitar, George Tucker on bass and Al Harewood on drums.

Always a little amusing to have a van Gelder engineered piece with a piano-led group…where everything sounds great BUT that. Comes with the territory…

Horace Parlan - Up & Down LP cover. Mostly text (green for title, red for artist, white for the rest of the band) on a black background, with a picture of Horace Parlan in the lower third. The black LP plays on a vintage, restored Bang & Olufsen Beogram 4000 linear-tracking turntable to the right.
#nowplaying#vinyl#jazz
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Dave Nanian

Stanley Turrentine - Comin’ Your Way

1961 sophomore album from Turrentine, but inexplicably not released until 1978 or so.

A great session at the Van Gelder studio, with Horace Parlan (piano), Tommy Turrentine (trumpet), George Tucker (bass), and Al Harewood (drums).

Hard bop all the way, pretty great. No idea why it wasn’t released until so much later…

Stanley Turrentine - Comin’ Your Way LP cover. Stanley, in a black and white photo, holding his sax and looking to the left. The black LP, on the other hand, is playing on a vintage, restored Bang & Olufsen Beogram 8002 linear tracking turntable to the right.
#nowplaying#jazz#hardbop
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