* Rough House Blues Recorded in NY in '64, featuring arrangements by Oliver Nelson. A gospel-infused, bluesy #souljazz masterpiece. With a five-piece front line including alto saxophonist Phil Woods, organ, bassist Richard Davis, and drummer Grady Tate, the album features outstanding performances like "L.D. Blues" and "Ignant Oil." Note: Jacket has a cut in the lower right corner. US, Cadet, (LPS-768) 70's reissue. Matrix A) CA-768-A GRT Mayfair.R.S AN 29674 Matrix B) CA-768-B Mayfair.R.S AN 29674 GRT * Fried Buzzard Recorded in NY in '65, live recordings from the Buffalo, Bon Ton Club. Featuring a two-piece front line with trumpeter Bill Hardman, organist Billy Gardner, guitarist Warren Stephens, and drummer Leo Morris. Includes the jet-black groove of "Fried Buzzard" and the raw "Summertime." Note: Minor surface noise throughout, jacket has tape repairs on all sides. 70's, US, Cadet original (LPS-842), MR stamped. Matrix A) STM-4407-3 18509 T LPS-842 MR Side1 △14812 Matrix B) STM-4408-3 18510 T MR LPS-842 △14812-X Side2 GS * Lush Life Recorded in '67, the Oklahoma recordings were first released on LP by King in Japan under the "Sweet Slumber" (GXF 3068) label. This is an 82' US reissue. A confusing album due to the title change. Features trumpeter Freddie Hubbard, tenor saxophonist Wayne Shorter, pianist McCoy Tyner, bassist Ron Carter, and others. A rare album centered around ballads. Mastered By Capitol stamped. Matrix A) APBL-2304-1 Z-1 S-9782 Matrix B) APBL-2304-2 Z-1 S-9783 ** Important Notes The record surfaces are generally in good condition, but there are some areas with minor surface noise. The jacket has some wear and tear, such as scratches and stains, so please consider purchasing only if you understand that this is a used record.