Kelly, Wynton Trio & Sextet - Kelly Blue - White Hot Stamper (With Issues)

Kelly, Wynton Trio & Sextet - Kelly Blue - White Hot Stamper (With Issues)*NOTE: On side 2, there is a mark that plays 8 times at a moderate level at the start of track 1, "Willow Weep For Me." There is also a large group of marks that play 15 times lightly about 1 2 way into track 3 the last track, "Old Clothes." They stop for approx. 30 second and then play again 20 times lightly. Jack Higgins was the engineer for these sessions. He recorded Chet Baker's brilliant Chet album the same year, as well as many other albums for

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and warmth

but it also holds one other important distinction

which should take nothing away from Big Chair -- both are exceptional productions from the 80s no matter how you look at them

It just doesn't get much better on LP than Magical Mystery Tour

but on the better copies there is audible echo and ambience around them

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sweetness and ambience -- you know

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