My Name Is Jean Hart And I Sing UK LP Transatlantic TRA 111 1963
  £   25
  $   33

 


£ 25 Sold For
May 12, 2013 Sold Date
May 2, 2013 Start Date
7   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Description

Jean Hart – My Name Is Jean Hart And I SIng was issued in the UK in 1963 on Transatlantic TRA 111. First (and presumably only) pressing on the original purple and white “banner” label. Matrix numbers are TRA 111 A-1U  / TRA 111 B-1U. Extremely rare.

Jean Hart was born in Stratford, East London into a musical family. After a sojourn in South Africa, she returned to the UK and gained work in musical theatre and made numerous TV appearances. A press review from the early 60s described her as having “the swingingest voice since Nina Simone”. She sang folk, jazz and cabaret material. In 1967 she married comedian and TV naturalist, Bill Oddie, by whom she had two daughters, one of them the actress Kate Hardie.

All the songs on this LP have folk origins and comprise seven modern jazz trio arrangements by Richard Rodney Bennet, four swinging pop styled arrangements by Sid Dale plus one accapella track (She Moved Through The Fair).

Tracks:

Side One   

1.   I Never Will Marry                  

2.   Cotton Eyed Joe           

3.   All The Pretty Little Horses              

4.   Soon One Morning                 

5.   She Moved Through The Fair          

6.   Home In That Rock

Side Two   

1.   Erie Canal           

2.   Frankie & Johnny          

3.   Dear Companion          

4.   House Of The Rising Sun                

5.   Motherless Child           

6.   He's A Friend Of Mine

 

Personnel:

 

Jean Hart: Vocals

 

Sid Dale: Arrangements S1T1, S1T6, S2T1 and S2T6

Richard Rodney Bennet: Arrangements S1T2, S1T3, S1T4, S2T2, S2T3, S2T4 and S2T5

 

Recorded in 1963 at Olympic Studios, London W1 supervised by Nathan Joseph and Bill Leader

Produced by Nathan Joseph

 

Front laminated single sleeve with flipbacks is in Very Good + condition for its 50 years of age with general lightish edgewear,  cornerwear and creasing. There is slight discolouration to the unlaminated rear. The spine text remains substantially legible.

 

The vinyl is also in Very Good (+) condition with light crackle and a few light intermittent clicks. The record plays with no sticks or jumps and no loud clicks or pops. The labels are remarkably clean for their age and colouring.

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Grading :

M = Mint - as new

NM = Near Mint - very few, light signs of usage that don’t affect play - the cover has only minor signs of wear.

EX = Excellent - some signs of usage, but very little lessening in sound quality – the cover might have slight wear and/or creasing.

VG = Very Good - no major deterioration in sound quality, despite noticeable surface marks and the occasional light scratch - normal wear and tear on the cover or extra items.

G = Good - the sound quality has noticeably deteriorated, perhaps with some distortion and mild scratches - the cover and contents suffer from folding, scuffing of edges, spine splits, discolouration, etc.

+ and - are used as appropriate.

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UK (for packages up to £20 in value)

 

1 – 3 LPs            £2.90

4 – 6 LPs            £5.80 (sent as two separate packages which works out marginally cheaper than one)

 

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1 LP                     £5.25

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Same prices as those for Standard Airmail (see above) + £8.85


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