Midnight In Paris

Salió algo corrido la pegatina del centro pero está gran disco

Duke wrote two of the songs and adapted Javapachacha (Apache) for the band while Billy Strayhorn wrote “A Midnight in Paris”. All the rest of the tunes are wonderfully played in the Ellington band style even though, according to album notes, Duke was absent for some with Billy Strayhorn on the piano. I love Duke’s compositions which are few but the feeling of the album is still fully Ellington. The “Not Now” pressing is great , 180 grams, and quiet. I should also mention the A-1 packaging the seller (Mediapolis) did so the vinyl came safely- double boxing and bubble wrap: thank you!

The media could not be loaded. This record is awesome, great selection of songs, and the pressing is high quality, no surface noise whatsoever, it took me back in time. If you like Duke Ellington and Jazz you should definitely add this one to your vinyl record collection.

Outstanding pressing and recording. Vinyl so quiet that it's easy to hear the tape.

I thought over all the LP had a good quality sound. I like the Duke Ellington sound. On the track A Midnight In Paris the Tenor Sax players seem to be playing some flat notes. It's not the fault of my turntables. It sounds the same online. Has anyone else noticed this.

The song better than CD.

Beautiful!

Great album!