Leon Russell – Stop All That Jazz (1974)
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Beautiful 1974 U.S. Shelter Records LP, Gloversville pressing with KENDUN mastering. NM− vinyl and jacket, VG++ original Columbia advertising inner sleeve. Play-tested with excellent clear sound. Catalog SR-2108.
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Description
Leon Russell – Stop All That Jazz vinyl (1974) is a vintage U.S. Shelter Records LP featuring the legendary Tulsa musician’s distinctive blend of rock, blues, gospel and roots music.
Produced by Denny Cordell and Leon Russell, the album includes “If I Were a Carpenter,” “Spanish Harlem,” “The Ballad of Hollis Brown,” and the title track.
This beautiful copy is a 1974 MCA Gloversville pressing, mastered at Kendun Recorders.
Condition
- Vinyl: NM− — excellent clear sound, play-tested.
- Cover: NM− — beautifully preserved.
- Original Columbia advertising inner sleeve: VG++ — light age toning.
Exact Pressing Identification
Label: Shelter Records
Catalog: SR-2108
Country: USA
Year: 1974
Side A Label: (MCA 454)
Side B Label: (MCA 455)
Side A Runout: MCA-454-W1 -A- KENDUN ⧈-G-⧈
Side B Runout: MCA-455-W1 -A- KENDUN ⧈-G-⧈
KENDUN and Gloversville symbols are stamped; remaining inscriptions etched.
The original jacket features the “Kendum Recorders” mastering-credit typo.
Includes the vintage Columbia advertising inner sleeve featuring period LP and giant-poster advertisements.
Carefully inspected, play-tested and securely packaged.
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