Key Features

• ● This unique 1981 Japanese audiophile pressing from the 'Audio Fair' series captures Harry James and his orchestra with a modern fusion twist. Featuring elite musicians like Randy Brecker, Peter Erskine, and Byron Miller, this 45 RPM high-fidelity recording offers exceptional sound quality and a fascinating cross-generational studio performance.
• ● Rare '81 Audio Fair Special Record release
• ● High-fidelity 45 RPM heavy-weight audiophile pressing
• ● Features top-tier jazz fusion talent including Randy Brecker and Peter Erskine
• ● Includes detailed technical liner notes and production breakdown
• ● Expertly recorded and mastered at Toshiba EMI studios
• ● Essential for collectors of Japanese audiophile jazz
• ● Brand: NO BRAND
• ● Artist: Harry James and His Orchestra
• ● Release Title: I've Heard That Song 30 Years Before
• ● Record Label: Toshiba Records
• ● Catalog Number: AF-811016
• ● Format: Vinyl LP
• ● Record Size: 12 inches
• ● Speed: 45 RPM
• ● Genre: Jazz
• ● Style: Jazz Fusion
• ● Release Year: 1981
• ● Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
• ● Record Grading: VG+
• ● Sleeve Grading: VG
• ● Edition: Original
• ● Material: Vinyl
• ● Type: Album

Specifications

🇺🇸 Shipping to the United States

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↩️ Returns

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🌍 Customs & Duties

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