Tony L
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...& liked Jazz at the Pawn Shop.
It is hardly the cutting-edge of anything, but its a decent enough album in its own way and has over the decades acted as a spring-board into the far deeper and wider world of classic US jazz for countless audiophiles. That alone proves its worth.
PS I do actually play it now and again despite having a very good and wide jazz collection, I guess there is a degree of nostalgia for that ‘80s period when I was young and discovering so much myself. It was often the only jazz LP you could find at a hi-fi dealer so had value in that respect.