The Lost Album From Ronnie Scott'S

The Lost Album from Ronnie Scott’s offers a once - in - a - lifetime opportunity to experience a never - before - released live recording of jazz legend Charles Mingus. Recorded in August 1972 at London's iconic Ronnie Scott’s jazz club, this album features a top - notch band with Charles McPherson on alto sax, Bobby Jones on tenor sax, Jon Faddis on trumpet, John Foster on piano, and Roy Brooks on drums. This 3 - LP set is expertly mastered by renowned sound engineer Bernie Grundman and pressed on high - quality 180 - gram vinyl by RTI. It comes with an extensive insert filled with rare photos from multiple photographers. There's also an essay by British jazz author Brian Priestley, who witnessed the band's performance and interviewed Mingus and McPherson at the time. Additionally, new interviews with Charles McPherson, Mingus’ friend Fran Lebowitz, and bass greats Eddie Gomez and Christian McBride are included. It's a limited - edition gem for jazz lovers.

To enjoy this 3 - LP set, simply place the vinyl on your turntable and let the music play. Make sure your turntable is in good working condition for the best sound quality. When handling the vinyl, always hold it by the edges to avoid fingerprints and scratches. Store the LPs in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat. After each use, put the records back in their sleeves carefully. This limited - edition album is a collectible, so treat it with care to preserve its value and quality over time.