worst album note ive ever encountered

[chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez]

Edited April 27, 2011 by chewy

[chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez]

i wanted to listen to Art Farmer a min. ago. I ended up putting on the B52s

[clifford_thornton]

That's a good record.

[Swinging Swede]

It was the first two tracks of the session. Perhaps Hank arrived late.

[Dan Gould]

That's a good record.

A very early purchase for me, pretty sure it was my first Art Farmer, bought because the presence of Hank and Kenny Drew gave it the seal of approval.

[Kevin Bresnahan]

It was the first two tracks of the session. Perhaps Hank arrived late.

Or it took him a while to sober up enough to play cohesively.

[Big Beat Steve]

Or it took him a while to sober up enough to play cohesively.

Uh oh ... Chewy won't like that ...

[.:.impossible]

chewy chew chew's about to get crunchy crunch crunch!

[jlhoots]

I like that album too.

[Spontooneous]

Sorry, guys, but the worst album notes remain those to King Pleasure's "Golden Days." (And not just because Hank isn't on it.)

[PHILLYQ]

At least he was there for 'Wailing with Hank'!

[JSngry]

ELVIN JONES, drums

heyyyyy.....

[chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez]

dude you guys, the vinyl on my pressing, ok first off its a 60s era blue label, prestige 'trident' logo, but its as brittle as a 50s shellac king vinyl lp. this lp would snap in 2 sec. if i stored like im storing all my other records. ive never seen a period presitige lp like this before, its quite peculiar. anyways also there some pressing stuff going on. side one has the catalog number and rvg stamp. side two has what looks like a number MISTAKE- it was like 8023 instead of 8203 or somethin else...it looks like, then thats crossed out and something else is written which is REALLY crossed out, cant read that, ....then, now this is the real weird thing, THE CODE IS MACHINE STAPMED. u dont see that ever on these pressings. but it IS.

Edited April 28, 2011 by chewy