Vinyl LP album 'Mr. Arthur Prysock and Guest' featuring Count Basie, released by Old Town Records

This album was released in 1966 on Old Town Records, featuring the legendary baritone vocalist Arthur Prysock accompanied by Count Basie's orchestra. Arthur Prysock was known for his deep, rich voice and romantic ballad style, while Count Basie was one of the most influential jazz bandleaders of the 20th century. This collaboration brought together two giants of jazz and R&B, creating a sophisticated blend of vocal jazz and big band swing that was popular during the mid-1960s. This album appeals to jazz collectors, vinyl enthusiasts, and fans of classic American vocal jazz. The combination of Prysock's smooth baritone with Basie's impeccable arrangements makes this a sought-after piece for those who appreciate the golden age of jazz recordings. Collectors value this album for its historical significance in documenting the collaboration between two influential artists, and for its representation of the sophisticated urban jazz sound that defined the era.