Pepper, Art - One September Afternoon - Super Hot Stamper

Pepper, Art - One September Afternoon - Super Hot StamperThis is an excellent recording from 1981, one of the best of the later Art Pepper period during which Art was signed with Galaxy and was devoting his remaining years to playing and recording as much as possible. The album is engineered by Baker Bigsby, as is Art Pepper Today (1978), my personal favorite Art Pepper album and amazing sounding if you can find the right pressing (were working on it!). Like other Bigsby engineered titles, when you get a

We've played quite a number of them over the years and found relatively few with audiophile quality sound

showing you the space and air around all the players

Ninety percent or more of the stuff I hear around town makes me appreciate what I have at home

something that is not easy to come by on any Rolling Stones album from this period

there is another stitch that plays 25 times at a light to moderate level at the start of track 1

on this very record in fact

Dave Lastie – saxophone

Accardo is an accomplished performer of the works of Paganini

What The Best Sides Of The Pentangle Have To Offer Is Not Hard To Hear

" (For those of you who know Jellyfish

that Hammond B-3 sound is glorious

Elton John and too many others to list