Australian Jazzman

Has a $9.99 SOUNDS RIGHT price sticker on the front. Additional credits: Banjo / Guitar - Keith Harris Bass / Tuba - John Allen Reeds / flute: John McCarthy Photographs From The Book "Graeme Bell - Australian Jazzman (Child & Assoc.) Series sub-titled: "Classic Australian Recordings" Other sub-title on cover "21 Jazz Gems 1962-74" Spine titles merely say "Australian Jazzman" for release title, and "Graeme Bell" for the artist. On rear sleeve: "Also in this series: Vol 1. Noeleen Batley Vol. 2 Dig Richards Vol. 3 Rob E.G. Vol. 4 Warren Williams Vol. 5 The DeKroo Brothers Vol. 6 Ray Hoff & The Offbeats Vol. 7 Ray Brown & The Whispers Vol. 8 Johnny Young & Kompany Vol. 9 Marty Rhone & The Soul Agents Vol 10. Ross D. Wylie With more great volumes to come! Since its inception in October, 1952, the independent Festival Records has been synonymous with Australian music. The company's very first release was "Meet Mr Callaghan" by Sydney bandleader Les Welch and since that time, every conceivable style and direction of popular (and often traditional) music in this country has been captured for posterity by Festival. Always a sympathetic outlet for smaller independent domestic labels and producers, Festival was responsible for or assisted in the rise of Johnny O'Keefe, The Bee Gees, Billy Thorpe, Normie Rowe, Sherbet, Skyhooks and Split Enz, to name but a few. This series was initiated to enable the re-issue of a wide range of Australia's recorded cultural heritage, much of which has been unavailable for some decades. Some fun, some serious but all interesting." This compilation ℗ 1988 Festival Records Pty. Ltd. Australia. Trademark owned by Festival Records Pty. Ltd. Australia. Manufactured by Festival Records Pty. Ltd. Australia and New Zealand. © 1988 Festival Records Pty. Ltd. Australia Cat# L 19190 appears on sleeve, cat# L-019190 on labels.