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NON USA - $18.00 first lp/ each additional 2.00 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ New and factory sealed 180 Gram Vinyl from Jazz Workshop - New & Sealed
Carmell Jones - The Remarkable Carmell Jones / Jazz Workshop 180 Gram Vinyl
Personnel:  Carmell Jones (tp), Harold Land (ts), Frank Strazzeri (p), Gary Peacock (b), Leon Pettis (d)
Reference: JW-033 LP
This JAZZ WORSHOP album is available once again in a limited edition
Format: LP / 12" / 33rpm / STEREO Label: JAZZ WORKSHOP Catalogue Reference: JW-033 Recording Year: 1961 Country of Pressing: SPAIN Comments: Sealed New Copy Reissue of the original Pacific Jazz STEREO-29 Cover Grade: MINT Vinyl Grade: MINT

Side One:
1. I'm Gonna Go Fishing (Ellington) 11:12 2. Come Rain or Come Shine (Arlen-Mercer) 4:30 3. Night Tide (Bond) 4:02
Side Two:
1. Sad March (Jones) 5:45 2. Stellisa (Jones) 9:10 3. Full Moon and Empty Arms (Kaye-Rachmaninoff-Mossman) 6:38
Originally issued on PACIFIC JAZZ STEREO-29
Personnel: Carmell Jones (trumpet), Harold Land (tenor sax), Frank Strazzeri (piano), Gary Peacock (bass), Leon Pettis (drums). Recorded in Los Angeles, in June 1961
Sessions produced by Richard Bock
Cover photo by Barry Feinstein Cover design & back photos by Woody Woodward
Original liner notes by John William Hardy _________________________________________________________________________
Notes:
"Of the few records that trumpeter Carmell Jones led throughout his career, his first date was by far his best known and was generally his most satisfying. Teamed in Los Angeles with tenor saxophonist Harold Land, pianist Frank Strazzeri, bassist Gary Peacock, and drummer Leon Pettis, Jones is featured on music that is essentially cool-toned hard bop. In addition to a couple of Jones' originals, there is an obscurity by bassist Jimmy Bond and three other tunes, including an 11-minute investigation of Duke Ellington's "I'm Gonna Go Fishing." Jones' Clifford Brown-influenced style blends well with Land, and the music swings throughout in fine fashion."

Scott Yanow -All Music Guide