Key Features

• ● Experience the sophisticated sounds of jazz legend Dexter Gordon on this rare 1986 Japanese pressing of 'The Other Side of Round Midnight'. Featuring an all-star ensemble including Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, and Freddie Hubbard, this Blue Note masterpiece is pressed with the highly sought-after 1S matrix, ensuring exceptional sound quality for the discerning audiophile.
• ● Original 1986 Japanese pressing on Blue Note (BNJ-91024)
• ● Features rare 1S/1S matrix runouts for superior audio fidelity
• ● Stunning all-star lineup with Herbie Hancock and Wayne Shorter
• ● Complete with original obi strip and liner notes
• ● Highly collectible Near Mint condition sleeve and vinyl
• ● A definitive jazz recording from the acclaimed film sessions
• ● Brand: NO BRAND
• ● Artist: Dexter Gordon
• ● Release Title: The Other Side Of Round Midnight
• ● Record Label: Blue Note
• ● Catalog Number: BNJ-91024
• ● Format: Vinyl LP
• ● Record Size: 12 inches
• ● Speed: 33 1/3 RPM
• ● Genre: Jazz
• ● Style: Hard Bop
• ● Release Year: 1986
• ● Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
• ● Record Grading: NM
• ● Sleeve Grading: NM
• ● Edition: 1S Matrix Early Pressing
• ● Material: Vinyl
• ● Type: Album

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