Lot 2400: 24 Jazz and Big Band LPs: Bill Evans, Gerry Mulligan, Brubeck, MJQ, Al Hirt
Placer Warehouse Auction: Sanborns Sterling, Danish Teak, Turquoise & Pottery · Sold
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- Auction
- Placer Warehouse Auction: Sanborns Sterling, Danish Teak, Turquoise & Pottery
- Lot Number
- 2400
- Status
- Sold
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- Opening Bid
- $5.00
- Accepted Bids
- 10
- Closed
- 10/15/26 7:32 PM PT
Description
Twenty-four jazz, big band and easy listening albums. Jazz titles are Bill Evans Trio "Trio '65" (Verve); Gerry Mulligan and His Sextet "Mainstream of Jazz" (EmArcy); "Music to Listen to Red Norvo By" (Contemporary); The Modern Jazz Quartet "One Never Knows" (Atlantic); The Dave Brubeck Quartet featuring Paul Desmond "Stardust" (Fantasy two-LP set); Cal Tjader and Charlie Byrd "Tambu" (Fantasy); The George Shearing Quintet and Orchestra "Black Satin" (Capitol); Lionel Hampton "Lionel... Plays Drums, Vibes, Piano" (Audio Fidelity); "Just Jazz" with the Lionel Hampton All Stars (Decca); Aaron Bell Trio "After the Party's Over" (RCA Victor Living Stereo); "The Brothers Nash" (Liberty); and the Columbia Jazz Festival stereo sampler, issued in 1959. Big band titles are Gene Krupa featuring Roy Eldridge and Anita O'Day "Air Checks 1938 Through 1942" (Fanfare); "The Uncollected Claude Thornhill 1947" and "Stan Kenton Vol. III 1943-1944" (Hindsight); Claude Thornhill in "The Great American Dance Bands"; Artie Shaw with Mel Tormé and Kitty Kallen (Everest); and "Tommy Dorsey Favorites" by the Pied Pipers (Golden Tone). Also Al Hirt's "Sugar Lips," "Cotton Candy" and "Honey in the Horn" (RCA Victor), "Herb Alpert Presents Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66" (A&M), "The Best of Frankie Carle" (RCA) and "John Williams Plays Spanish Music" (Columbia Masterworks). Jackets show shelf wear, handwritten numbers and stickers. Two have ring wear, one has tape on a corner, and the Columbia sampler has its title written in marker.

