Media Condition: Very Good (VG)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good (VG)
a few scuffs on vinyl close to VG+,seam split along top of sleeve and moderate shelf wear
*The photos shown here are stock photos provided as reference and do not reflect the condition of the item we have in stock.
Label: Pacific Jazz,Pacific Jazz - PJ-88, 88
Format: LP, Album, Mono
Country: US
Released: 1965
Notes:
Tracks A1, A4, B1, B4 recorded January 13, 1965. Tracks A2, A3, A5, B2, B3 recorded March 10, 1965 Catalog Number PJ-88 on center labels; Jacket simply says 88. It appears that the same jacket is used for both the mono (PJ-88) and stereo (ST-88) versions. This copy has a black label
Track List:
A1. Los Moros De Espana 3:05
A2. Who Can I Turn To 2:50
A3. Ricardo 4:30
A4. Musette 2:34
A5. In The Limelight 5:47
B1. Lighthouse Blues 7:25
B2. El Viti 3:50
B3. Lately 3:42
B4. Perdido 4:26
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Matrix / Runout B-992 side 2
Matrix / Runout A-992-side 1
Recorded At Pacific Jazz Studios
Recorded At Capitol Studios
Recorded By [Audio By] - Richard Bock
Producer - Albert Marx
Piano - Phil Moore III
Photography By [Cover] - Eddie Rio
Organ, Piano - Jack Wilson
Liner Notes - John William Hardy
Leader - Gerald Wilson
Guitar - Joe Pass
Flute - Teddy Edwards
Flute - Jack Nimitz
Flute - Anthony Ortega
Drums - Chuck Carter
Design - Woody Woodward
Bass - Victor Gaskin
Bass - Herbie Lewis
Reeds - Anthony Ortega
Reeds - Curtis Amy
Reeds - Harold Land
Reeds - Jack Nimitz
Reeds - Teddy Edwards
Reeds, Flute - Bud Shank
Reeds, Flute - Harold Land
Trombone - Bob Edmondson
Trombone - Don Switzer
Trombone - Ernie Tack
Trombone - John Ewing
Trombone - Lester Robertson
Trumpet - Al Porcino
Trumpet - Bobby Bryant
Trumpet - Freddie Hill
Trumpet - Gerald Wilson
Trumpet - Jules Chaikin
Trumpet - Mel Moore
Trumpet - Nathaniel Meeks
Vibraphone [Vibes] - Roy Ayers