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Woody Herman – 25th Anniversary 1963 – Jazz / Big Band / Swing (vinyl) Near Mint

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Woody Herman – 25th Anniversary 1963 – Jazz / Big Band / Swing Mercury – 6336 369 | Vinyl – Holland Pressing (1963)

Tracklist Side A Mo-Lasses (Joe Newman) – Blues for J.P. (Horace Parlan) – I Don’t Stand a Ghost of a Chance Anymore (Ellington / Russell) – Tumblin’ Tumbleweeds (Nat Pierce)

Side B Sister Sadie (Horace Silver) – Sko (Jack Cale) – In a Mellow One Town (Kisco / Roche) – Camel Walk (Bill Chase)

Description Released in 1963 to mark Woody Herman’s 25th anniversary as a bandleader, this Mercury LP captures the energy and sophistication of his post-war ensembles. Pressed in Holland, the album features a mix of swing, bop, and modern jazz arrangements, with contributions from standout players like Bill Chase, Nat Pierce, and Horace Silver.

Produced by Jack Tracy and recorded in New York, the sessions highlight Herman’s clarinet work and his ability to fuse tradition with innovation. Tracks like “Sister Sadie” and “Camel Walk” showcase tight horn sections and rhythmic drive, while “I Don’t Stand a Ghost of a Chance Anymore” adds a touch of Ellingtonian melancholy.

The blue Mercury label and stereo mix reflect the label’s European presentation, making this pressing a distinctive entry in Herman’s discography.

Condition: 10 of 10

Jacket ✅ 10 - punch hole 

Vinyl ✅10 both sides

 Labels ✅10

Listing # ✅R69