Vinyl Album - Larry Adler And Quartet - Harmonica Virtuso With Piano, Trumpet, Bass, Guitar And Drums - Audio Fidelity

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Artist:	Larry Adler And Quartet
Title:	Harmonica Virtuso With Piano, Trumpet, Bass, Guitar And Drums
Label:	Audio Fidelity
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	AFSD 5916
Date:	1966
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Larry Adler And Quartet	How High The Moon	Lewis, Hamilton	Rate
A2	Larry Adler And Quartet	Blues In The Night	Arlen, Mercer	Rate
A3	Larry Adler And Quartet	Girl Friend	Rodgers, Hart	Rate
A4	Larry Adler And Quartet	Love For Sale	Porter	Rate
A5	Larry Adler And Quartet	My Funny Valentine	Rodgers, Hart	Rate
A6	Larry Adler And Quartet	Grisbi	Langen, Weiner	Rate
B1	Larry Adler And Quartet	This Can't Be Love	Rodgers, Hart	Rate
B2	Larry Adler And Quartet	Summer Time	Gershwin, Meynard	Rate
B3	Larry Adler And Quartet	There's A Boat Leaving	Gershwin	Rate
B4	Larry Adler And Quartet	Sophisticated Lady	Ellington, Parrish, Mills	Rate
B5	Larry Adler And Quartet	Little Girl Blue	Rodgers, Hart	Rate
B6	Larry Adler And Quartet	Genevieve	Adler	Rate
B7	Larry Adler And Quartet	Begin The Beguine	Porter	Rate

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ppint. 8th May 2017		quad5pt: that's donald w. reichie's listing of the merkin audio fidelity label releases, which aimed, like 45cat/worlds, to be comprehensive, including personnel performing: but although it has far more AFSD-prefix cat# lps than 45worlds does (so far)°, he seems to've been unaware of the audio fidelity label sampler AFS1 and its listing of the lps by title and artist upon its sleeve. - he also seems unaware that the lp was by larry adler and other musicians as he neither lists them, nor indicates this information is lacking. - yes, it's a bit of a muddle caused by audio fidelity's ill-considered lack of concern for future - or even then-present day - librarians and cataloguers ;-) ° - though he was only aiming to list the merkin label, not the uk label mfd & distr by transatlantic



Quad5point1 SUBS 7th May 2017		Check out this link They have it listed as Larry Adler, Harmonica. I found another link that follows Discogs entry. A tad confusing to say the least



Magic Marmalade 7th May 2017		So what do we reckon then, as regards the title? ...It can always be changed later, I'm sure. (until someone adds another record in the series that changes everything by furnishing vital info :)



ppint. 7th May 2017		as a last-ditch, last gasp, forlorn hope of an appeal, not utterly without loadbearing ability, if bundled securely with others no less strong than it, and preferably considerably stronger; but as a solitary straw - no way, josé! "weighed in the balance, and found wanting" is the phrase that comes - nay, springs - to mind. :-) (& yes, audio fi's graphic designers(s) ought to've been given a severe talking-to by the record division manglement - prob'ly just joe, doing yet another little-considered and grossly-undervalued job in his tea-break - but also by the departments the record division "product" was meant to promote, who'd surely've wielded greater clout: we don't want potential clients thinking, "if they design their own records so poorly, why should we take them our custom?") (but maybe their presentation improved further on down the track. maybe.)



Magic Marmalade 7th May 2017		Um.... you got me there :) I just got the impression these were like The Great Composers series title, then the name of the artist as a subtitle of sorts. Harmonica Virtuoso etc. doesn't appear on the labels of this, or the front cover... but on the back, under his name, where on other albums, it may say: "Billy Bobson", with the by-line: Trumpet, or trumpeter, "with band" etc. So maybe every record in this series ought to be titled in the formula: A Study In High Fidelity Sound: Larry Adler - Harmonica Virtuoso And such like, with the first part of the title on all albums, and only the second part modified for the particular artist / title. (?) ((Obviously clutching at straws here:))



ppint. 7th May 2017		and the listing of the titles & artists by catalogue number on the rear cover ?



Magic Marmalade 6th May 2017		Strange that none of these tracks appear on that sampler. - Out of interest... what does it say on the spine? -



Magic Marmalade 6th May 2017		I take your point... so the wording of the perimeter text is standard for series, and should probably be discounted. ..But I still think the front cover wording (under "Larry Adler" is the tile: "A Study In High Fidelity Sound". (Difficult to compare any other wording on the label, as that sampler is a various artists album, whereas this is by Larry Adler (and Quintet), so the bold writing on this could be the artist, but that one is the title in that place). Are there any others in this series by other artists? ...If there are, it may be they all go by the same title, with only the cat number (and artist) distinguishing them.



ppint. 6th May 2017		m'marmalade: have you looked at the label of the audio fidelity sampler?



Magic Marmalade 6th May 2017		I'd suggest: "A Study In High Fidelity Stereophonic Sound", or simply: "A Study In High Fidelity Sound", is the title... it's on the labels (around the edges), on the back of the cover (at the top), and on the front twice... the most prominent of the front cover ones is what you'd usually take to be a title.



ppint. 6th May 2017		if you look at the back cover of audio fidelity stereo showcase, the series sampler, which lists the entire audio fidelity catalogue at that time, AFSD 5916 is listed as "harmonica virtuoso / larry adler" which strongly suggests that either "harmonica virtuoso" or "larry adler - harmonica virtuoso" is its title, as does a second look at the lp sleeve housing this album: all the other instruments listed are played by other musicians with him, not in competition with him, nor by him.



TheJudge 6th May 2017		Just call it Larry Adler, I would.



Malcyramone SUBS 6th May 2017		Any suggestions as to the title of this album? Discogs has it as 'Harmonica Virtuso With Piano, Trumpet, Bass, Guitar And Drums' but that seems a bit long winded to me.

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