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Art Hodes, Max Kaminsky, Albert Nicholas, Omer Simeon, Sandy Williams, Baby Dodds
Out Of The Back Room
Blue Note · US · 1952 · Vinyl, LP, 10"
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Release details
| Artist | Art Hodes, Max Kaminsky, Albert Nicholas, Omer Simeon, Sandy Williams, Baby Dodds |
|---|---|
| Title | Out Of The Back Room |
| Label | Blue Note |
| Cat # | LP 7021, BLP 7021 |
| Format | Vinyl, LP, 10" |
| Country | US |
| Year | 1952 |
| Genre | Jazz, Blues |
| Style | Dixieland, Boogie Woogie |
| Media | G+ |
| Sleeve | VG |
| Matrix / runout | A label: BN 5021-A B label: BN 5021-B A center deadwax: P BN-LP-5021-AX 9M B center deadwax: P BN-LP-5021-BX 9M |
Tracklist
- A1Jug Head Boogie
- A2Jack Daily Blues
- A3Blues 'N' Booze
- A4Feelin' At Ease
- B1Careless Love
- B2Low Down Blues
- B3Blues For Jelly
- B4K. M. H. Drag
Release notes
Jacket back sheet has BLP 7023 and BLP 5013 as the latest releases listed. BLP 5013 released March 1953.
Note that BLP 5013 had a different Modern Jazz back slick with its catalog number being the highest numbered release.
There are sources that list September 1952 as the release dates for BLP 7021, 7022, and 7023 (late 1952).
All of these releases have the same 7023 / 5013 back slick and BLP 7022 is reviewed in Billboard, September 27, 1952.
Jacket address displayed is 767 Lexington Ave., New York 23, N. Y.
Label address displays as 767 Lexington Ave N Y C
Plastylite "ear" is stamped on both sides of the LP.
First catalog number on sleeve, second on center labels
Recorded in NYC, April 21, 1944 (A1, B2); at WOR Studios, NYC, April 6, 1945 (A3, B4), September 14, 1945 (A2, B3) and December 26, 1945 (A4, B1). Personnel breakdown from jacket back.
Record grading guide
Every record is graded visually (and play-tested when in doubt) using the Goldmine standard — the same scale used by Discogs sellers worldwide. Media and sleeve are always graded separately.
| M | Mint — perfect, usually still sealed. We use this grade very rarely. |
|---|---|
| NM | Near Mint — looks barely played. No visible marks, plays clean. |
| VG+ | Very Good Plus — light signs of use, minor sleeve wear. Plays great; our most common grade. |
| VG | Very Good — visible wear, may have light surface noise that doesn't overpower the music. |
| G+ / G | Good — plays through without skipping but with noticeable noise. Priced accordingly. |
| F / P | Fair / Poor — filler or collector copies only. Always described in the notes. |
Anything worth mentioning that the grade doesn't capture is in the seller notes on each listing.