How High The Moon
Leis Of Jazz
The Jazz Sounds Of Arthur LymanCover Photo by Werner Stoy - Camera Hawaii
HIFI RECORD R607
HIFI RECORD R607
1959
From the back cover: Arthur Lyman plays vibes, marimbas, congas, etc.; Alan Soares plays piano and celeste; John Kramer plays bass and percussions; and on the beat, Harold Chang, who plays as dazzling and overwhelming an array of percussion as you'll ever see or hear. The voice heard in "Lullaby Of The Leaves," the last track on side one, is charming Ethel Azama.
From the back cover: Arthur Lyman plays vibes, marimbas, congas, etc.; Alan Soares plays piano and celeste; John Kramer plays bass and percussions; and on the beat, Harold Chang, who plays as dazzling and overwhelming an array of percussion as you'll ever see or hear. The voice heard in "Lullaby Of The Leaves," the last track on side one, is charming Ethel Azama.
Once again, through the courtesy and generosity of Mr. Henry J. Kaiser, we have been permitted to record the Arthur Lyman group in the Aluminum Dome on the beautiful grounds of Mr. Kaiser's famed Hawaiian Village Hotel. Fabulous is an extravagant word, but the recorded sound in the Aluminum Dome is extravagantly good, so we'll call it fabulous. The very fine photography on the cover is that of Werner Stoy of Honolulu.
Perfect sound reproduction was achieved with 3 AKG Austrian microphones, a custom built Ampex 3-track 1/2" magnetic tape stereophonic recorder, and later painstakingly processing, using a scully automatically variable pitch lathe with latest Westrex cutting head to make the master disc. Frequency response is from 16 to 20,000 C.P.S. Pressings are custom pure virgin Vinyl.
Leis Of Jazz
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Cool cover. Lyman is great!
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