Previously posted as Japan modern reissue (track “If I had You medley”) record now upgraded to the original 1962 Fontana. Seemed a good excuse to post more Tubby Hayes.
http://londonjazzcollector.wordpress.com/2012/02/02/tubby-hayes-return-visit-1962/
Track Selection: I See With My Third “I” (R. Kirk)
A poignant song title, given Kirk was blind from birth, his third eye.
Artists
Philips pressing, UK plant (code 420) glorious Chingford, Outer North East Mongolia London, which is about as exciting as New Malden, not at all exciting. At least New Jersey sounds interesting, even if it isn’t. I remember the popular song “What did Dela-ware, boy, What did Delaware? She wore a brand New Malden.. . nah, never going to work. Jersey Boys, Chingford Boys: who put the ching in Chingford? London is a great city, but the suburbs are.. well… so sub-urban.
As for the vinyl, original Fontana always sounds fresh natural and as it should, vinyl like as opposed to CD like.
Collectors Corner
Source eBay
Seller Description:
Record: VG+ Excellent except for very small scuff on A side Can’t be felt, can’t be heard; Sleeve: Excellent (Near Mint)
Tubby-mania sweeps the jazz collector world – OK 10 bidders, but that is hefty competition in an eBay auction, and the boat had to be pushed a bit further out than I would have wanted, but there is only one winner, and if you want it to be you, there is only one way. At least the price was half the Buy it Now being asked by another seller.



Tubby’s solo on Stitt’s Tune – a fine example of showing a clean pair of musical heels.