The photo shows a vinyl record cover for Rollin’ With Leo by Leo Parker, prominently featuring a close-up image of a musician passionately playing a baritone saxophone under warm, low lighting. The album cover has a red section along the bottom with the title in bold black and white lettering. The background includes a desk with decorative ceramic cups on the left, a small frog figurine on the right, a green textured lamp, and a textured brick wall behind them. The record is displayed upright on a wooden stand.

Leo Parker
Rollin' With Leo (1961)

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On the turntable this Sunday... #LeoParker - The Late Great King Of The Baritone Sax, Rare Unissued Recordings 1951-53 from the #Chess #Jazz Vintage Series, Rel 1971, #Bop, Very Fun Album. #MusicSky #VinylSky #RecordCollection

TCTB - Remastered Leo Parker · Let Me Tell You 'Bout It (Rudy Van Gelder Edition) · Song · 1961

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Leo Parker - Rollin' with Leo LP cover. Parker, playing his sax, in a red-tinted B&O photo. Red band at the bottom with title and artist. The black LP plays on a vintage, restored Bang & Olufsen Beogram 8002 linear-tracking turntable to the right.

Leo Parker - Rollin' with Leo

1961 session not released until 1980, probably because Parker died (young, heroin) shortly after recording.

I find baritone sax both expressive and amusing, and these blusey tracks are solidly in that vein (sorry). It's a nice album […]

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