Stan Getz In Stockholm, Verve 8213. This is an original pressing with the trumpeter label. Excellent LP with Getz in fine form. This one is listed in M- condition for the record and VG+ for the cover. It is currently at $100.

Euclid Records has some nice records today, including these: J. R. Monterose, The Message, Jaro 5004. The record is in M- condition and the cover is just VG. It is already priced at more than $650. Jackie McLean, The New Tradition, Ad Lib 6601. How much do you want to own a copy? Would you accept one in G condition for the record, with noise, and VG for the cover? Someone will. This one is about $125 and I expect it will sell for a bit more than that. Bud Powell, Time Waits, Blue Note 1598. This looks to be an original pressing. The record is in VG++ condition and the cover is VG+. The current price is $175.

Haven’t seen this one in awhile, but now it’s up for the second time in a week:

Donald Byrd, Parisian Thoroughfare, Brunswick 87904. This is the original French pressing and it is listed in VG+ condition for both the record and the cover. It has a start price of $299 and so far there are no takers. Last week this record, along with its other volume, were sold as a set for $2,400. I would expect a buyer at $300 or more for this record, wouldn’t you?

This one is back again as well: Hank Mobley Quartet, Blue Note 5066. This is the original 10-inch pressing. The record is listed as VG or VG- and there is mention of surface noise, or, more accurately, “crackle.” The cover is VG. The current price is $152 with a couple of days left.

We also have some records we’re selling this week, including: Freddie Hubbard, Hub Tones, Blue Note 84115. This is a stereo pressing with the New York USA logo and it is in very nice condition. It is currently at $45.

Here’s quite an interesting one: Donald Byrd in Paris and Parisian Throughfare, Volumes 1 and 2, Brunswick 903 and 904. This was an auction of two rare records, released in France , and listed in M- condition for both records and both covers. The seller described them as like new. I’m familiar with the U.S.  Signature release of these records and, in fact, I own Volume 1. I’m not sure how and when these were released in France and the U.S., but I imagine someone out there will have that information to share. These records, quite attractive and enticing, fetched $2,400 as a pair.

Horace Parlan, Us Three, Blue Note 4037. This was an original pressing listed in M- condition for both the record and the cover. It sold for $1,675. I actually owned a copy of this record is nearly the same condition, maybe slightly less, and sold it for $1,500 last year to a Jazz Collector reader. We were both pleased, and I’m pleased to see the price is holding steady, if not increasing.

Helen Merrill, Emarcy 36006. This looked to be an original pressing with the drummer logo and the blue writing on the back, although it would have been nice to have seen a picture of the back cover. Nevertheless, this one was in VG++ condition for the record and the cover and it sold for $1,545

Sonny Clark Trio, Time 70010. This was an original pressing that was listed in VG++ condition for both the record and the cover. It sold for $1,290, which is the highest price we’ve seen for this record in the Jazz Collector Price Guide.

Hank Mobley Quintet, Blue Note 1550. This was an original pressing. The record was M- and the cover was VG++. The price was $1,300: A similar copy in a little bit worse condition sold last week for $1,815.