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Sunday, March 24, 2013

0280 Victor Feldman [The Multiple Talents of] FLAC 5(24.51)

Contributed by azule serape, who writes:-
Some early (11 and 12 August 1955) multi-tracking recordings from Victor who plays vibes, piano, drums and conga drums with just a bass player.
This is not my rip. It came from a CDR containing the music from the 10" lp to which I applied some minor sound restoration work. It is not perfect but as good as I can get it. There are no cover scans either. Track details and a very small front cover picture are included in the link.
It is now in FLAC but cannot be certain what the original ripped format was.  Once again, none of this material has ever been re-issued in any format so enjoy what we have.

Victor Feldman - vibes, piano, drums, conga
Lennie Bush - bass

01 Stella By Starlight (Washington, Young) (4:20)
02 Sue Side Jump (Victor Feldman) (3:31)
03 Groove For Two (take 1) (Victor Feldman) (4:39)
04 Lullaby (Victor Feldman) (7:46)
05 Groove For Two (take 2) (Victor Feldman) (4:35)

Label: Esquire 20-046
Recorded: August 11 12 1955
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8 comments:

  1. Greg Pickersgill24 March 2013 at 10:54

    Nice - Victor Feldman is always worth a listen - thanks!

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  2. Anonymous24 March 2013 at 13:08

    Thanks very much azule

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  3. Wallofsound24 March 2013 at 15:04

    And here we're getting a lot of VF! Many thanks.

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  4. Wallofsound24 March 2013 at 15:05

    And here we're getting a lot of VF! Many thanks. I do find these Esquire 10inchers very interesting.

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  5. mario alberto24 March 2013 at 21:40

    Thanks for the great Victor Feldman.For a long time I been searching for this record that Esquire published in 1953:SAM MOST :THE MOST WITH THE MOSTEST
    (UK Esquire EP113. 7" EP, 1952 "Prestige"-recordings), 4 tracks; Undercurrent Blues/ Sometimes I'm Happy/ First With The Most/ Takin' A Chance On Love.
    Thanks in advance.

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    1. BritJazz25 March 2013 at 07:21

      Mario. According to Tom Lord, it was recorded in New York in January 1953 and issued as Prestige EP1322 entitled "Sam Most Sextet". All American(?) personnel so no relevance to this blog. I do not have it myself although perhaps someone reading this may have. We can hope.

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  6. cvllos26 March 2013 at 01:57

    Thank you, BritJazz.
    A nice recover indeed!
    Congratulations!

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  7. Rodney16 June 2015 at 15:34

    https://cjoint.net/?vpwkfc96wq

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