Key Features

• ✔ This is a Japanese reissue vinyl record of "Step Lightly" by Blue Mitchell,featuring the obi strip. Released in 1994,this edition is a rare gem that captures the legendary trumpeter during his transition to Blue Note Records. The record has been stored carefully in a soft plastic sleeve and then in a thicker protective cover,ensuring its pristine condition. It has never been played since purchase over 30 years ago,and only removed from its sleeve for photography purposes. Please note,this is a personal item,not a store-bought new product,and is sold as-is with no claims,returns,or refunds.
• ✔ "Step Lightly" was recorded in 1963 but remained unreleased until this reissue,making it a sought-after collector's item. The album features contributions from jazz luminaries such as Herbie Hancock and Joe Henderson,with the backing of top Blue Note artists. The sound reflects a blend of hard bop and modal jazz influences,influenced by the participation of Hancock and Henderson. The opening track, "Mama Shita," is a lively Latin-flavored tune perfect for club play,while the title track "Step Lightly" offers a mellow yet fiery groove. The closing track, "Bluesville," composed by Sylvester Kainer (Sonny Red), adds a jazz-rock edge to the album,showcasing Mitchell's versatility.
• ✔ This vinyl is in excellent condition, with the cover and disc showing minimal signs of wear. The obi strip is intact,adding to its collectible value. Whether you're a jazz aficionado or a vinyl collector,this record is a significant addition to any collection.
• ✔Key Features:
• ✔ - Japanese reissue vinyl with obi strip
• ✔ - Unplayed since purchase,stored carefully
• ✔ - Features legendary jazz musicians Herbie Ha
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