Ike Quebec IT MIGHT AS WELL BE SPRING (Analogue Productions ABNJ 84105) 45 Vinyl
  A$   50
  $   33

 


A$ 50 Sold For
Aug 11, 2019 Sold Date
Aug 1, 2019 Start Date
1 Number Of Bids
  Australia Country Of Seller
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Excellent to near mint (I do not rate vinyl records professionally so please pay close attention to the photos before bidding; happy to take further photos if needed). 
Played once or twice, and stored in a bookshelf with many other records in a smoke free home.
I have a few other Analogue Productions records for sale so please check my other items.  Consider taking this opportunity to add to your audiophile record library without messing around with the USD exchange rate, bank conversion fees, and exorbitant US shipping costs.
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'Two weeks after Ike Quebec recorded his comeback album Heavy Soul for Blue Note, he was back at the Van Gelder Studio with the same band (Freddie Roach, Milt Hinton and Al Harewood), making a second album. The confidence paid off because It Might As Well Be Spring is every bit the classic the first album proved to be. Quebec's big-toned, vulnerable tenor playing is a thing to behold, as his heart-stopping version of the title tune, "Lover Man" and "Willow Weep For Me" attest. "Easy – Don't Hurt" is one of his blues masterpieces.

Recorded in 1961.
Al Harewood, drums
Milt Hinton, bass
Ike Quebec, sax (tenor)
Freddie Roach, organ

 

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It Might as Well Be Spring
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A Light Reprieve
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Easy - Don't Hurt
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Lover Man
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Ol' Man River
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Willow Weep for Me


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