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1. Webster's Dictionary Comes from 'UNITED KINGDOM' vinyl LP
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BEN WEBSTER Webster's Dictionary (1972 UK first issue 10-track stereo LP featuring a spirited session recorded in London in 1970 with Stan Tracey on piano, Tony Crombie on drums, Dave Green on bass, Alan Branscombe on vibes, Tony Coe on clarinet& Tony Gilbert on violin, with album notes from Rahsaan Roland Kirk, fully laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve has some minor edgewear and the vinyl shows just a few light surface scuffs - an excellent copy) more...
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2. Dig Ben! Comes from 'GERMANY'
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BEN WEBSTER Dig Ben! (2007 German 106 8-CD boxed set, compiling more than 10 hours of Webster's music including previously unreleased tracks. The sessions were recorded 1964-73 in Europe, mostly in Scandinavia, & include live recordings from festivals, clubs, radio & TV. They feature Webster at Copenhagen's famous Montmartre club & other Danish locations, sessions from his renowned month-long residency at London's Ronnie Scott's & further recordings from Finland, Sweden, Belgium &G more...
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 $63.00
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3. Webster's Dictionary - 2nd Issue Comes from 'UNITED KINGDOM' vinyl LP
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BEN WEBSTER Webster's Dictionary (1972 UK second issue 10-track stereo LP on the blue Philips label, featuring a spirited session recorded in London in 1970 with Stan Tracey on piano, Tony Crombie on drums, Dave Green on bass, Alan Branscombeon vibes, Tony Coe on clarinet& Tony Gilbert on violin, with album notes from Rahsaan Roland Kirk, fully laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve shows light shelfwear, whilst the vinyl has just the odd light hairline leaving it Excellent) more...
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4. Webster's Dictionary Comes from 'UNITED KINGDOM' vinyl LP
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BEN WEBSTER Webster's Dictionary (1972 UK 10-track LP, issued as part of the 'Ronnie Scott Presents' series & featuring a spirited session recorded in London in 1970 with Stan Tracey on piano, Tony Crombie drums, Dave Green bass, Alan Branscombe vibes, Tony Coe clarinet & Tony Gilbert violin, with album notes from Rahsaan Roland Kirk. The sleeve & vinyl appear Near Mint. The disc even glows the same colour as the sleeve when held to light! N112) more...
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