A Quick Jazz Vinyl Update

Three titles released on the Jazzhaus label last fall are now available on vinyl as well:

Legends Live: Dizzy Gillespie Quintet – Liederhalle Stuttgart November 29, 1961
Legends Live: Albert Mangelsdorff Quintett – Audimax Freiburg June 22, 1964
Lost Tapes: Zoot Sims – Baden-Baden June 23, 1958

All three are worth your time; reviews of all three (well, their CD counterparts) are here. As a rule, Jazzhaus vinyl releases are of excellent quality, on 180g vinyl with a download card included.

UPDATE: Jazzhaus’ Gerry Mulligan set from1977 is also out on vinyl now. A bit about that set’s CD counterpart is here.

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