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On Stage
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- A1: Los Moros De Espana (3:05)
- A2: Who Can I Turn To (When Nobody Needs Me) (2:50)
- A3: Ricardo (4:30)
- A4: Musette (2:34)
- A5: In The Limelight (5:47)
- B1: Lighthouse Blues (7:25)
- B2: El Viti (3:50)
- B3: Lately (3:42)
- B4: Perdido (4:26)
A Pacific Jazz reissue featuring Gerald Wilson's "On Stage," this record showcases a vibrant label logo on both the front and rear covers. The album was produced under Liberty Records, Inc. in 1981 and is a Richard Bock presentation. The tracks were recorded at Capitol Studios and Pacific Jazz Studios in 1965, with a notable discrepancy in the track listing for "El Viti," which is credited as "El Vita." For further details regarding the packaging and inserts, please refer to the accompanying photos.
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Media Condition: Very Good (VG)
Many of the defects found in a VG+ record will be more pronounced in a VG disc. Scuffs and scratches will be more visible and possibly deeper.
Sleeve Condition: Very Good (VG)
Many of the defects found in a VG+ sleeve will be more pronounced. Labels may be marred by writing, or have tape or stickers (or their residue) attached. The same may be true of picture sleeves or LP covers.
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- A1: Los Moros De Espana (3:05)
- A2: Who Can I Turn To (When Nobody Needs Me) (2:50)
- A3: Ricardo (4:30)
- A4: Musette (2:34)
- A5: In The Limelight (5:47)
- B1: Lighthouse Blues (7:25)
- B2: El Viti (3:50)
- B3: Lately (3:42)
- B4: Perdido (4:26)
A Pacific Jazz reissue featuring Gerald Wilson's "On Stage," this record showcases a vibrant label logo on both the front and rear covers. The album was produced under Liberty Records, Inc. in 1981 and is a Richard Bock presentation. The tracks were recorded at Capitol Studios and Pacific Jazz Studios in 1965, with a notable discrepancy in the track listing for "El Viti," which is credited as "El Vita." For further details regarding the packaging and inserts, please refer to the accompanying photos.
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