ANDREW HILL Spiral (1987 German issue of the 1975 7-track LP, recorded with a stellar line-up including Ted Curson, Lee Konitz, Robin Kenyatta, Cecil McBee or Stafford James & Art Lewis or Barry Altschul, glossy picture sleeve. The cover is Excellent with a spot of corner creasing & the vinyl shows barely played FLP40156) more...
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ANDREW HILL Dance With Death (2023 US issue of the 1980 6-track LP pressed on 180gram black vinyl for the 'Blue Note Tone Poet Series'. Housed in a gatefold picture sleeve reproducing the original album artwork. The sleeve shows minimal wear and the vinyl remains in near mint condition) more...
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ANDREW HILL Grass Roots (2006 US issue of the 1968 5-track LP, picture sleeve reproducing the original sleeve artwork. A stellarcast that features Lee Morgan on Trumpet, Booker Ervin on Tenor, Ron Carter on Bass & Freddie Waits on Drums. Both sleeve and vinyl remain in near mint condition BST84303) more...
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ANDREW HILL Point Of Departure (1964 US first press 5-track mono LP on the 'New York USA' address label, with the 'ear' markings & the 'Van Gelder' stamps in the run-outs. This is still one of the ultimate Blue Note dates that pointed the way to the future for jazz, with expert backing from Eric Dolphy, Joe Henderson, Richard Davis & Anthony Williams. The cover grades VG with light natural discolouring, light edge scuffing & all text is legible - still with Mecolico import sticker to back. The heavyweight vinyl grades VG+ & displays light cosmetic wear on both sides but this has little effect on play. A nice example & as a first issue, this is a must own for the Blue Note collection BLP4167) more...
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ANDREW HILL Point Of Departure (2022 UK/EU limited edition 5-track LP re-released as part of the 'Blue Note Classic Vinyl' Series mastered from the original analog tapes and pressed on 180-gram Audiophile Vinyl - Originally released in 1965, the album sees the American jazz pianist in a sextet with alto saxophonist Eric Dolphy, tenor saxophonist Joe Henderson, trumpeter Kenny Dorham, bassist Richard Davis and drummer Tony Williams. Picture sleeve with hype sticker, factory sealed) more...
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