Dave Grusin - ONE OF A KIND / Night Lines

▪️ This is a listing of LP records collected in the early 1980s.
▪️ After CDs became popular in the late 1980s, I no longer had the opportunity to listen to records, and I have kept them until today.
▪️ Therefore, the jackets and obi (sleeve bands) have stains and dirt, but the record surfaces have no scratches or mold.
▪️ I don't have a turntable, so I can't check the playback recently, but I haven't listed any records that skipped when I listened to them back then.
▪️ No individual discounts. I will accommodate "bulk purchases" of up to 5 items.

◉ This is a set of 2 records.

◆ "ONE OF A KIND (Japanese title: Gentle Sound)": Japanese pressing. No obi. With liner notes.
※ A solo work by a leading sound creator of the 70s, representing the fusion scene. Featuring a gathering of leading members from the 70s, characterized by a tight ensemble and sophisticated groove. Includes the mellow jazz-funk masterpiece "Modaji."
※ Recording: August 20, 1977, New York. Publisher: Polydor
※ Please check image ④ for the tracklist.
※ Please check image ⑤ for the participating musicians. The strings section also participates.
※ Condition: Liner notes have wrinkles and corner folds. The jacket has some scratches, dullness, slight dirt, and minor damage to the corners and edges, showing some signs of use. The record surface has no scratches and plays without any problems.

◆ "Night Lines": Japanese pressing. With obi. With liner notes.
※ This work is an ambitious project in which Dave Grusin created the basic sound using various synthesizers, electric keyboards, and programming. Includes "Thankful & Thoughtful," which features David Sanborn's crying saxophone and Marcus Miller's chopper bass, intertwined with Phoebe Snow's vocals.
※ Recording: 1984. DIGITAL
※ Publisher: Victor Musical Industries
※ Please check image ⑩ for the tracklist.
※ Please check image ⑪ for the personnel.
※ Condition: The obi has some wrinkles and dirt on the back. The liner notes have wrinkles. The jacket has scratches and slight dirt on the top. The record surface has no scratches and plays without any problems.