Release date:15-05-2008  (originally released in 1960)

2008 US limited Mono vinyl edition 6-track LP pressed on 200gram QUIEX SUPER VINYL,  Mastered and cut on Classic’s ALL TUBE MONO cutting system and cutter head makes this the definitive version of this LP and possibly better than impossible to find original copies! A killer quartet session by Brit trumpeter Dizzy Reece, recorded as one of his three American albums for Blue Note during the late 50s! Unlike the other records, which featured larger groups, this album's done with a quartet -- which gives Reece a chance to really take over on his solos originally released in 1960 -  -housed in sticker-sealed PVC bag.

Tracks:
01. A Ghost of a Chance
02. Once in a While
03. EB Pob
04. Yesterdays
05. Our Love is Here to Stay
06. Blue Streak

Credits:
Dizzy Reece (trumpet)
Walter Bishop, Jr.(piano)
Doug Watkins (bass)
Art Taylor (drums)

Maybe not exactly the first ‘Dizzy’ that comes to mind when discussing jazz, this Jamaican-born, British-raised trumpeter overcame whatever burdens that nickname may have wrought, to become a highly respected player in the New York scene. He enhanced that rep by recording some truly excellent albums for the Savoy, Blue Note and Prestige labels among others. Christened Alphonso Son Reece, his robust and passionate playing styles always seemed to inspire other musicians in his company. The contributions by the esteemed trio invited; pianist Walter Bishop, Jr., bassist Doug Watkins and drummer Art Taylor unilaterally match the front-man’s fire and bold approach to each tune. Straight-ahead bop versions of American Song Book greats “Our Love Is Here To Stay�, “Once In A While� and “(I Don’t Stand A) Ghost Of A Chance� standout, as does the Reece’s original composition, “ Blue Streak�. Another installment in the Classic Blue Note Signature LP reissue Series featuring authentic tip on jackets with film laminate front covers. Mastered and cut on Classic’s ALL TUBE MONO cutting system and cutter head makes this the definitive version of this LP and possibly better than impossible to find original copies!