Helen Merrill
Helen Merrill (Audiophile HQ Gatefold) (753088012716)
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1955
Helen Merrill (Audiophile HQ Gatefold)
Helen Merrill
Analogue Productions
753088012716
LPS 161337
753088012716
JAZZ
1
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• LIMITED GATEFOLD VINYL EDITION
• DELUXE PACKAGING
• 200-gram pressing
• A jewel of a jazz: Helen Merrill's 1955 debut !
Helen Merrill attributed her childhood musical influence to her mother's singing. Truth is, she didn't wait long herself to make a mark as a teenage jazz ingénue, following-up with the notable self-titled LP you have in your hands, newly remastered, and reissued by Analogue Productions.
Helen Merrill arrives, remastered by Kevin Gray at Cohearant Audio, and plated and pressed to 200-gram vinyl by the dedicated crew at Quality Record Pressings, supervised by plating expert and general manager Gary Salstrom. No less than an old-style, tip-on Stoughton Printing gatefold jacket would suffice for such a phenomenal-sounding reissue. Rare photographs inside the gatefold originally appeared as sleeve art for the 7-inch singles recorded and released in conjunction with the original 1955 album release.
TRACKS:
- SIDE A
- 01. Don't Explain
- 02. You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To
- 03. What's New
- 04. Falling In Love With Love
- SIDE B
- 01. Yesterdays
- 02. Born To Be Blue
- 03. 'S Wonderful
• LIMITED GATEFOLD VINYL EDITION
• DELUXE PACKAGING
• 200-gram pressing
• A jewel of a jazz: Helen Merrill's 1955 debut !
Helen Merrill attributed her childhood musical influence to her mother's singing. Truth is, she didn't wait long herself to make a mark as a teenage jazz ingénue, following-up with the notable self-titled LP you have in your hands, newly remastered, and reissued by Analogue Productions.
Helen Merrill arrives, remastered by Kevin Gray at Cohearant Audio, and plated and pressed to 200-gram vinyl by the dedicated crew at Quality Record Pressings, supervised by plating expert and general manager Gary Salstrom. No less than an old-style, tip-on Stoughton Printing gatefold jacket would suffice for such a phenomenal-sounding reissue. Rare photographs inside the gatefold originally appeared as sleeve art for the 7-inch singles recorded and released in conjunction with the original 1955 album release.
TRACKS:
- SIDE A
- 01. Don't Explain
- 02. You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To
- 03. What's New
- 04. Falling In Love With Love
- SIDE B
- 01. Yesterdays
- 02. Born To Be Blue
- 03. 'S Wonderful
