Arnette Cobb Movin' Right Alone 1960 US Original PR 7216 Mono

Arnette Cobb Movin' Right Alone 1960 US Original PR 7216

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Cover: VG
Inner Sleeve: VG
Record: VG (Has scuff and a no feel scratch)
PR 7216
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Arnett Cobb – Movin' Right Along (1960 U.S. Original, Prestige PR 7216) is a dynamic jazz album showcasing Cobb’s signature hard-swinging tenor saxophone style. Released on Prestige Records in 1960, this album captures the soulful and energetic playing that earned Cobb his reputation as “The Wild Man of the Tenor Sax.” Known for his blend of blues-infused jazz and high-energy bebop, Cobb delivers a lively set filled with deep grooves and technical prowess.

Overview:

• Title: Movin' Right Along
• Artist: Arnett Cobb
• Release Date: 1960
• Label: Prestige Records (Catalog #: PR 7216)
• Genre: Jazz, Hard Bop, Soul Jazz

Notable Tracks:

1. "Flying Home" – A Cobb classic that delivers a high-energy, swinging rendition with infectious rhythm.
2. "The Shy One" – A slower, bluesy piece showcasing Cobb's ability to convey deep emotion with subtlety.
3. "Go Red Go" – Up-tempo and filled with bebop intensity, this track demonstrates Cobb’s agility and energetic playing.

Album Significance:

Movin' Right Along is celebrated for capturing Cobb at the height of his powers. Known for his physical, emotive style, Cobb’s work here showcases his unique blend of Texas tenor blues, hard bop, and soul jazz, making this album a standout in his discography. Cobb’s music speaks to both technical mastery and raw feeling, providing an energetic listening experience that remains timeless in jazz.

Collectability:

The 1960 Prestige original pressing (PR 7216) is a prized piece for jazz collectors, especially fans of the hard bop and soul jazz era. Prestige Records is known for its high-quality recordings, and an original pressing of Movin' Right Along offers a rich, authentic sound experience that vinyl enthusiasts value.

This original Movin' Right Along LP is a must-have for collectors of vintage jazz and fans of the bold, soulful style that defines Arnett Cobb’s legacy

Record grading:

• Mint (M): Absolutely perfect in every way, likely never played, and still sealed.

• Near Mint (NM or M-): Nearly perfect. The record shows no obvious signs of wear and looks as if it was just opened. No visible marks or scratches.

• Very Good Plus (VG+): Shows slight signs of use, such as light scuffs or very minor scratches, but plays without any major deterioration in sound quality.

• Very Good (VG): Noticeable wear with some surface noise, light scratches, or groove wear, but still plays through without skipping.

• Good/Good Plus (G/G+): The record plays but with significant surface noise, scratches, and wear. The cover may have visible damage or splits.

• Fair/Poor (F/P): The record may be damaged and is barely playable. Typically used only for highly collectible records.

Cover grading: 

• Mint (M): The cover is flawless, with no signs of wear. Often still sealed with no corner dings, creases, or ring wear.

• Near Mint (NM or M-): The cover looks almost new, with only the slightest signs of handling. There may be very minimal wear, but no significant flaws like writing, splits, or tears.

• Very Good Plus (VG+): The cover shows light wear, such as minor scuffing, small corner creases, or slight ring wear. No major damage, but a well-cared-for album with minor imperfections.

• Very Good (VG): Moderate wear is visible, including ring wear, light edge or corner damage, small seam splits, or slight discoloration. Still presentable but clearly used.

• Good/Good Plus (G/G+): The cover shows significant wear, such as noticeable ring wear, seam splits, heavy creasing, or writing. It may still hold together but looks heavily worn.

• Fair/Poor (F/P): The cover is heavily damaged, with major seam splits, tears, extensive writing, water damage, or severe ring wear. It may barely hold together or be incomplete.