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Oh, you know that fact😄👍

Mono is good for listening to jazz. 👍

I hope you enjoy it.

This is the sound of the original mono LP. Thank you.

You seem to like fun genre. I think there are more album covers with bicycle pictures on them, I'll have to look for them.😄

Perhaps. Certainly lovely.

Yeah I think so too.

Because it's the original mono jazz LP. Thank you.

It will be still go on~😊

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Have a nice day.

@@BlueNote33RPM I sure did...do still in fact! And a nice day to you also...!

@@Fioniajazzband Thanks a lot.😄

I think so too. I'll have to look for the Thelonious LP.

@ en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Complete_Blue_Note_Recordings_of_Thelonious_Monk

RA's jazz is somewhat unique. I think it is worth taking note of by jazz musicians. Thank you.

When I listen to LPs, I really like the mono LPs produced in the 50s and 60s.

Good question. By chance, I was playing a digital recording of my LP, and at some point, I felt that it was similar to listening to an LP. So I digitized another LP and listened to it for comparison. It is not as good as analog sound quality, but it feels much more analog than today's digital sound sources, so I wanted to share this fact with many people. And in terms of acoustics, I wanted to let you know that the mono sound from the 50s and 60s, in particular, is not low quality, but rather in some ways very natural and pleasant to listen to. 😄

@@BlueNote33RPM Oh, I know! The very first cd I ever bought was After Midnight by the Nat Cole Trio. It sounds beautiful. I learned that, even in 1956, they knew how to make great recordings, just not how to get them into peoples' houses:)

@@jeffentin3428 Yes, I think the 50s and 60s were a period that left a mark on the history of recording. I think it's difficult to reproduce the sound of that time even with today's technology.

Yes, lesser known, but they are awesome performers ^^

I've been buying my LPs mostly from specialty LP dealers and on Ebay. Thanks.

@@BlueNote33RPM Well I am impressed with your collection and very appreciative of your channel.

@@laonza7036 Thank you for your kind words.

This LP have DG, stampers are D4/D4. I think, it is a very well made LP and the sound quality is perfect.

@@BlueNote33RPM thank you ! and yes, mine is also D4 D4. that label specially about 1956-1962 is GREAT. with the technical side and ROY DU NANN doing a lot for the great sound. + super good mikes. pressings. etc. the LP here is still PALLADINO doing sound and soon after the hey day of that label started. and hampton hawes did stay with that label in deep contact all his life. ( producer L.KOENIG was more or less the driving energy at the start, cause he WANTED this extra focus on great sound, great pressing and cover art )

@@AndreasSchmidtHappens Thank you for your commentary on this album. Your extensive knowledge is amazing.

@@AndreasSchmidtHappens Wow, thanks for the back story. I need to look into some more Hampton Hawes and the Contemporary Records label. Great sound quality.

I felt thrilled by the performance in prayer.😉

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The ensemble of each instrument was recorded so naturally. It's amazing.

YES ! recorded at LA gymnasium-auditorium of the LA police academy by JOHN PALLADINO

@@AndreasSchmidtHappens Thanks for the background info. Very interesting!

@ Good Ol’ Johnny P

I'll also upload Dexter Gordon's album. Thank you.

@@BlueNote33RPM Thank you...

Thank you. Enjoy it~😀

Yes, I think he had the talent to produce many more great works as a tenor saxophonist.

Thank you for enjoying it. 😄

🤘Totally Epic🤘

It seems like you have a great ability to listen to music.

@@BlueNote33RPM And you have a great ability to post all these jazz gems from back in the day. Very glad I stumbled onto your channel. Keep up the good work!

@@shoutinchuck3363 Thank you for your encouraging words.

Thank you. He returns with 'The Return of Art Pepper', a new album released on Jazz West Records.

You can enjoy music as much as you like. Thank You.

Thank you. Enjoy it.

Yes, that's right.👍

Yeah, that's right😃