KENNY BURRELL~Introducing~ORIG 1956 BLUE NOTE BLP 1523 JAZZ LP~FLAT EDGE~RVG~EX! KENNY BURRELL~Introducing~ORIG 1956 BLUE NOTE BLP 1523 JAZZ LP~FLAT EDGE~RVG~EX!

Kenny Burrell ‎– Introducing Kenny Burrell
Blue Note ‎– BLP 1523

VERY RARE ORIGINAL BLUE NOTE ALBUM PRESSING FROM 1956 - 62 YEARS AGO!!
COVER IS IN VG++ CONDITION WITH LIGHT TO MODERATE WEAR AT THE EDGES AND A SMALL 2" SPLIT IN THE LOWER RIGHT CORNER.
THERE IS A NAME WRITTEN ON THE BACK IN PEN.
VERY HEAVY, STIFF VINYL (FEELS LIKE AN ACETATE).
TRUE FLAT EDGE PRESSING!!
DEEP GROOVE PRESSING!
SCRIPT WRITING ON THE LABELS!
VINYL IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION WITH VERY LIGHT WEAR!
PLAYS IN BEAUTIFUL MONOPHONIC SOUND WITH VERY LIGHT BACKGROUND NOISE AND OCCASIONAL LIGHT POPS/CLICKS.
767 LEXINGTON AVENUE ADDRESS ON THE LABELS AND BACK COVER!
"RVG" AND "EAR" ETCHED IN THE DEAD WAX OF THE VINYL!
NO "R" ANYWHERE TO BE FOUND!
 
AN EXCELLENT COPY OF THIS VERY RARE ALBUM!
THE BEST COPY WE'VE SEEN IN OVER 30 YEARS!

Teamed with pianist Tommy Flanagan, bassist Paul Chambers, drummer Kenny Clarke and the conga of Candido, Burrell displays what was already an immediately recognizable tone. At 24, Burrell had quickly emerged to become one of the top bop guitarists of the era, and he is in particularly excellent form on "This Time the Dreams on Me," "Weaver of Dreams" and "Delilah." A bonus of this set is a percussion duo by Clarke and Candido on "Rhythmorama."

Tracklist
A1     This Time The Dream's On Me     
A2     Fugue'n Blues     
A3     Takeela     
B1     Weaver Of Dreams     
B2     Delilah     
B3     Rhythmorama     
B4     Blues For Skeeter     

    Recorded At – Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, New Jersey
    Bass – Paul Chambers (3)
    Congas [Conga Drum] – Candido
    Design [Cover] – Reid K. Miles*
    Drums – Kenny Clarke
    Guitar – Kenny Burrell
    Liner Notes – Leonard Feather
    Photography By [Cover Photo] – Francis Wolff
    Piano – Tommy Flanagan
    Producer – Alfred Lion
    Recorded By [Recording By] – Rudy Van Gelder

Notes
Recorded on May 29, 1956 (tracks A2, A3, B2) and on May 30, 1956 (tracks A1, B1, B3, B4).