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"Rough diamond" describes neither the carat number of this long-lost jazz treasure nor its humble origins. "Jazz Patterns" was originally released in 1982 on the budget label Everest and was an all-too-carelessly compiled collection of live recordings by saxophonist Joe Henderson's quintet from 1970. The title was changed to allow trumpeter Woody Shaw to participate in order to capitalize on his later commercial success.
Only a few copies were made, which sold for under 5 dollars each, and that was it. But as Skip Heller's liner notes (which we've added) reveal, this shabby little package (it didn't even include the correct song titles for two of the tracks and wrote the correct one) actually contained, get this, previously unreleased performances by the same booth from September 24-26, 1970 at the Lighthouse Caf in Hermosa
Condition: Brand New
“Rough diamond” describes neither the carat number of this long-lost jazz treasure nor its humble origins. “Jazz Patterns” was originally released in 1982 on the budget label Everest and was an all-too-carelessly compiled collection of live recordings by saxophonist Joe Henderson’s quintet from 1970. The title was changed to allow trumpeter Woody Shaw to participate in order to capitalize on his later commercial success.
Only a few copies were made, which sold for under 5 dollars each, and that was it. But as Skip Heller’s liner notes (which we’ve added) reveal, this shabby little package (it didn’t even include the correct song titles for two of the tracks and wrote the correct one) actually contained, get this, previously unreleased performances by the same booth from September 24-26, 1970 at the Lighthouse Caf in Hermosa
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