Harold Land "Peace-maker" on Cadet

[jazzydaddy]

Hi, I recently purchased what I thought to be

Yusef Lateef's Cadet reissue of his "Live at Cranbrook" LP.

The record jacket and label identified the LP as being the

before mentioned Lateef album but careful listening and

examination of the identification markings in the dead wax

indicate side A of the album to be Lou Donaldson's Cadet release

entitled "Lou Donaldson At His Best" while side B is the flip side

of Harold Land's "Peace-maker" LP.

While I was initally disappointed in not hearing brother Yusef

I was equally delighted to hear Harold Land and Bobby Hutcherson.

This may very well be their finest collaboration!!

I would very much love to hear side A of the "Peace-maker" LP

but in 30 years of record collecting I have NEVER seen it for sale

and I would guess that whoever has control of the Argo/Cadet

catalogue at thsi point has no immediate plans to issue it.

You would think the Japanese would have gotten around to it by now.

If anyone would be willing to share a CD-R burn of the "Peace-maker"

album I would be most appreciative. I have a ton of OOP material

and would be glad to trade.

While I'm at it, does anyone have Yusef Lateef's "Live at Cranbrook"?

Thank you for your consideration,

Don

[Dan Gould]

I have all three LPs-the LD, the Yusef, and the Land-Hutch. On the Yusef, I have the Cadet reissue of this material, and the sound is pretty poor (not the vinyl, the Cadet reissue). I think they rengineered for stereo, or something. But pretty weak sound.

PM me with your address and let me know if you'd like the other half of the Lou Donaldson as well.