MONO This Is PAT MORAN Trio SCOTT LaFARO La Faro 1958

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Rare
Fully Play-Tested
Lp

offered with no reserve!

~ Pat Moran Trio ~
This Is Pat Moran

released c. 1958 by Audio Fidelity # AFLP 5875

Mono US Original Deep Groove Pressing with Gold Labels
that have black printing of this classic Jazz Lp featuring the
legendary Scott LaFaro on Upright Bass along with John Whited
on Drums making for one powerful Piano based Jazz Trio


~ contents ~


Makin' Whoopee
In Your Own Sweet Way
Onilosor
Stella By Starlight
Someone To Watch Over Me
Come Rain Or Come Shine
Black Eyed Peas
When Your Lover Has Gone
I Could Have Danced All Night
Farewell
Yesterdays
Blues


~ credits ~


Scott LaFaro (Bass)
Pat Moran (Piano)
John Whited (Drums)

sexy cover photo features Shoes by Capezio
and Photography by Bob Witt


~ condition ~


record is in Very Good Condition and has been
fully play tested and it sounds great and plays with
no skips, repeats or bad noise but there are occasional
soft pops/tics & a little bit of occasional mellow crackle
during some of the quieter passages & has shiny clean vinyl
that does have some visible wear & has shiny clean wear-
free labels with no writing or markings but
one side does have a sticker on it

cover is in Very Good + Condition with bold bright
printing and has no seam splits, writing or markings
but does have a little bit of wear to the corners & edges
and there is a tiny drill-hole at the lower-right-corner and
also a tiny piece of clear tape at the top of the spine

displays & plays well


~ matrix #'s ~


side one : b&c 412y-12076A2  8-20-58  AFLP 1875-A2 
side two : b&c 412y-12076-B  8-4-58  AFLP 1875-B  

the above is 'scrawled' into the dead wax


~ Scott LaFaro ~


like his recordings with Bill Evans on Waltz For Debby and
Portrait In Jazz, here Scott La Faro plays very deep & textural
bass with beautiful interplay & rhythmic intensity. during his
tragically short life LaFaro was one of the most advanced bassists
around (up there with Charlie Haden and Charles Mingus) often
emphasizing high notes & playing with great speed. he toured
with Chet Baker before joining the Bill Evans Trio in 1959 & is
also known for playing Free Jazz with Ornette Coleman as well
but LaFaro is best remembered for his work with Bill Evans
and for dying tragically young at 25 in a car accident

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~ Our Record Condition Guide ~


since everyone has their own ideas about grading the condition
of records, we've decided to spell out how we do it. our descriptions are
also extremely thorough & individually note flaws that a generic condition grade
cannot. we also occasionally assign a + and - for in-between grades

Mint

perfect, never played & usually still factory sealed

Near Mint

nearly perfect with almost no signs of handling

Excellent

the slightest visual wear that in no way interferes with the sound

 Very Good +

light visible signs of handling & wear but well taken care of
and plays with only mellow occasional crackle and/or soft pops but 
nothing interfering with enjoying the record/artwork

Very Good

obviously used & handled, but not mishandled, with no skips,
repeats or bad noise, but with noticeable crackle, pops & soft tics or
artwork defects, but nothing too bad overall

 Very Good -

considerable visible wear & background noise with possible
skips, repeats, tics and cover flaws, but still enjoyable & would
be obviously well-used and somewhat mishandled

So-So

anything below VG- which we rarely sell, except
for really rare records that are worth listing only because
they're so hard to find & sought-after in any condition

Disclaimer

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but we have a nice sensitive set-up that makes flaws very obvious to us
and we try to note everything we ear and see. while vinyl is an awesome sounding format,
there is almost always some sort of background noise while listening to a record.
we are just about as picky as anyone, so trust us
but be sure to read our descriptions carefully!