Lee Morgan - The Rumproller LP cover. "The Rumproller" followed by "Lee Morgan" distorted on a white cover. The black LP plays vertically on a Miniot Wheel 3 linear-tracking turntable, behind.

Lee Morgan - The Rumproller

After 1964's The Sidewinder (which I thought I'd featured, but can't find) was a success (Blue Note's biggest), you can't blame a guy for bringing the guys into the studio in 1965 to record The Rumproller, a quick follow-up in similar […]

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The photo showcases a vinyl record titled "Bad News Blues" by Roy Haynes and Booker Ervin. The album cover features bold, large typography with the artists' names prominently displayed in capital letters. There are black-and-white photos of both musicians: Roy Haynes on the left and Booker Ervin on the right, playing his saxophone. The record is propped up on a wooden stand, placed on a wooden surface. In the background, there's a rustic brick wall, a green glass decorative bottle, a small frog figurine, and two colorful drums with intricate patterns.

Roy Haynes and Booker Ervin
Bad News Blues (aka Cracklin') (1963)

Dorian
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This photo shows the album cover of "Breaking Point!" by Freddie Hubbard, displayed upright on a wooden stand. The album cover features a striking design with an image that resembles shattered glass radiating from a central point, with the text "Breaking Point!" prominently displayed over it. The top section of the cover has a maroon strip with "FREDDIE HUBBARD" written in bold white letters. Beneath his name, the supporting musicians are listed: James Spaulding, Ronnie Mathews, Eddie Khan, and Joe Chambers. There's also a small image of Freddie Hubbard playing the trumpet in the top right corner. The Blue Note Records logo and catalog number (84172) are visible on the left. The background includes some decorative pottery, a green glass object, and a brick wall.

Freddie Hubbard
Breaking Point (1964)

Blue Frenzy
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This photo shows a vinyl record cover prominently featuring the names "Roy Haynes and Booker Ervin" in bold, large white letters on a black background. There are two black-and-white photos: one of Roy Haynes, a jazz drummer, and another of Booker Ervin, a jazz saxophonist, playing his saxophone. The record is from the Prestige label, indicated by the logo in the bottom right corner. The album is displayed on a wooden stand on a table. In the background, there are decorative items including a pair of traditional-style drums with intricate designs, a green glass bottle, and a small frog figurine. There's also a handwritten note and a brick wall, suggesting a cozy, rustic setting.

Roy Haynes w/ Booker Ervin
Bad News Blues (1963)

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The image shows a vinyl album cover for Freddie Hubbard's "Breaking Point!" on Blue Note Records. The cover art features a shattered glass design with the album's title displayed prominently. Several items, including decorative vases and a small frog figurine, are placed around the album, which is standing on a wooden easel. The setting appears to be indoors, possibly on a wooden table against a brick wall.

Freddie Hubbard
Breaking Point (1964)

Far Away
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Ronnie Mathews, a renowned jazz pianist and composer, released his acclaimed album "Song for Leslie" in 1978. The album showcases his virtuosic playing and lyrical compositions, blending elements of bebop, soul, and gospel. #RonnieMathews https://open.spotify.com/album/20vBwqZsKdy4chyRz0S1Ee