Original 1955 studio recording preserves the authentic sound of the quintet's early hard bop era
Fully analog mastering ensures high-fidelity audio for an immersive listening experience
Includes rare tracks such as Cherokee, Swingin', and Take the A Train for collectors
Stable tip-on gatefold with wadded inner sleeve protects the vinyl and artwork
QPR pressing and Stoughton printing provide collectible value
Summarized by Shop
Although Clifford Brown and Max Roach's joint quintet had a relatively short lifespan, the importance of this ensemble for the further development of jazz cannot be overestimated. Within the approximately one and a half years that it existed, it initiated the transition from bebop to hard bop. When the quintet made its first recording ses