Great new Jazz section up at the store in Cloud 8 Records. Some of our favorites.
Top Left: Soul Brothers, Milt Jackson & Ray Charles. Atlantic, 1958. Some wear.
Bottom Left: Water Babies, Miles Davis. Columbia, 1976. Promo copy, great condition.
Top Right: The New Orleans Nightingale, La Vergne Smith. Savoy, 1949. Good condition.
Bottom Right: The World of Duke Ellington. Columbia, 1974. Promo copy. Good condition. 
A Young Person’s Guide to King Crimson is a compilation, 2LP set, released in 1976. The songs were selected by and quoted as “personal favorites” of Robert Fripp. The cover is in good shape and both LP’s are in excellent condition.
Notable Tracks:
Released in 1988 on the full length album, VIVIsectVI, “Testure” received a 12″ single release on red vinyl shortly after its controversial music video release. The name is said to be a combination of “testing” and “torture” as its lyrics demonize government animal testing, with graphic images shown in the music video. Side B includes the tracks “The Second Opinion” and “Serpents”. Cover and vinyl are both in great condition.
In spite of the title, this album does NOT contain any poetry. Melvin Stewart does provide narration in “Scenes from the city”, however there is no other spoken word on the album. Those who enjoy Mingus’ Mingus Ah Um album will recognize “Slippers” as it forms the basis of “Open Letter to Duke”. This copy is sealed.
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