Cecil Taylor William Parker "CALLING IT THE EIGHTH" LP

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Monumental Cecil Taylor LP released on the Swiss Hat Art Label  - "CALLING IT THE EIGHT"

Cecil Taylor (Bosendorfer Piano), William Parker (Bass), Jimmy Lyons (Alto saxophone) and Rashid Baker (Drums)

Recorded "live" November 8, 1981.

LP cover is in VG++: All seams and spine are fully intact with no splits. Small corner bend.

Lp is in NM  condition. Beautiful shiny full luster vinyl. Played a couple times. Clean Labels. Records play perfectly.

Cleaned on a VPI record cleaning machine.

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All records shipped in LP mailers with inserts. Record is removed from the jacket and placed in an audiophile inner sleeve. Record and cover are placed in a super-clear Japanese resealable outer sleeve.

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