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Red vinyl. Gatefold.<br/><br/>Miles Davis, one of the world's most celebrated musicians, is heard at his very best on this essential collection of many of his finest performances. During a long and turbulent career, the trumpeter, composer and band leader pioneered a new style of sophistication in jazz that spilled over into contemporary culture and made him the King of Cool. Whatever the challenge, whatever the style, from blues to bop, Miles Davis always played with careful consideration and natural brilliance. So What? So good!

Simone Nina: Platinum collection (White) [3 Vinyl LP]

180 gram vinyl.

Ella Fitzgerald was, by any yardstick, a remarkable singer. She had achieved much by the time she signed to the newly created Verve Records in 1956, but it was the genius of Norman Granz,<br/>her personal manager and Verve founder, in suggesting she tackle the material of great contemporary composers in themed albums that sent her career into orbit. As the New York Times wrote on her passing in 1996, "These albums were among the first pop records to devote such serious attention to individual songwriters, and they were instrumental in establishing the pop album as a vehicle for serious musical exploration." The song selections ranged from standards to rarities, and the eight-title series represented an attempt by Fitzgerald to cross over to a non-jazz audience that may have been unaware of the talents she first committed to vinyl in 1935.

Fitzgerald Ella & Louis Armstrong: Platinum [3 Vinyl LP]

Sinatra Frank: Sinatra swings (Electric blue) [3 Vinyl LP]

3-LP på rosa vinyl.