Clifford Jordan, 7 Classic Albums

I can highly recommend this collection. You'll be doing yourself a favor by adding this to your jazz library.

I am pleased with the product and the speed in which it was sent.

Great music, generally decent sound. Does not include the famous sessions with Max Roach and Sonny Rollins (one is a Roach album "It's Time" from 1962), but you do get about five hours of great classic jazz. These albums feature such legends as: Trumpeters Lee Morgan and Art Farmer, pianists include Horace Silver, Ray Bryant, and Cedar Walton. Iconic drummers include Art Blakey, Tootie Heath, Art Taylor, and Roach. Paul Chambers and Curly Russell appear on bass, and Abbey Lincoln sings one tune on the Roach album. In the Real Gone fashion, four CD's in a double jewel case with minimal packaging, LP covers shown dumped upon each other. Great value for money spent-this music is in the public domain in European Union, so they pay no royalties. This review stands for all of the Real Gone sets I have heard.

great music.

Condition as described, very satisfied.

Horrible sound. Awful. Worse than an mp3. Bootleg. Illegal. It's only legal to sell these stolen albums in Europe, but I suspect they are still not paying artist royalties. Boycott this crap. I am.

Quite possibly the best album of the 1970s is "Glass Bead Games," featuring Clifford Jordan with two rhythm sections (Billy Higgins appears with both). Better to obtain that album BEFORE sampling any others.