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Clifford Jordan Quartet

Night of the Mark VII

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Originally released in 1975 by Muse Records, Night of the Mark VII is a hard bop gem that captures tenor saxophonist Clifford Jordan in peak form alongside an all-star rhythm section featuring Cedar Walton on piano, Sam Jones on bass, and Billy Higgins on drums.

The quartet’s chemistry is electric, delivering a set of straight-ahead jazz that balances drive with deep lyricism. Highlights like “One for Amos,” “Midnight Waltz,” and the moving tribute “John Coltrane” showcase Jordan’s robust tone and masterful phrasing, supported by Walton’s elegant touch and Higgins’ effortless swing. Warmly recorded and rich in spirit, Night of the Mark VII stands as one of Jordan’s finest sessions—a must for collectors and fans of classic, acoustic modern jazz.

Capturing Clifford Jordan at the height of his powers—deep, soulful, and swinging hard. Recorded in Paris, France on March 26, 1975 with his working quartet, the album exemplifies the muscular yet lyrical hard bop sound that defined Jordan’s career in the 1970s. Originally released on Muse Records, it’s a classic session that’s become a favorite among collectors for both its top-notch performances and warm, analog sound.

Remastered & Cut AAA directly from the original analog tapes by Matthew Lutthans at The Mastering Lab. Pressed on 180g vinyl at Optimal Media and housed in Stoughton Old Style® Tip-On Jackets. Including an insert with newly written liner notes by Willard Jenkins, Jr. and Barney Fields with rare photograph by Raymond Ross.

UPC: 198704482038

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Clifford Jordan Quartet

Night of the Mark VII

$39.99

Originally released in 1975 by Muse Records, Night of the Mark VII is a hard bop gem that captures tenor saxophonist Clifford Jordan in peak form alongside an all-star rhythm section featuring Cedar Walton on piano, Sam Jones on bass, and Billy Higgins on drums.

The quartet’s chemistry is electric, delivering a set of straight-ahead jazz that balances drive with deep lyricism. Highlights like “One for Amos,” “Midnight Waltz,” and the moving tribute “John Coltrane” showcase Jordan’s robust tone and masterful phrasing, supported by Walton’s elegant touch and Higgins’ effortless swing. Warmly recorded and rich in spirit, Night of the Mark VII stands as one of Jordan’s finest sessions—a must for collectors and fans of classic, acoustic modern jazz.

Capturing Clifford Jordan at the height of his powers—deep, soulful, and swinging hard. Recorded in Paris, France on March 26, 1975 with his working quartet, the album exemplifies the muscular yet lyrical hard bop sound that defined Jordan’s career in the 1970s. Originally released on Muse Records, it’s a classic session that’s become a favorite among collectors for both its top-notch performances and warm, analog sound.

Remastered & Cut AAA directly from the original analog tapes by Matthew Lutthans at The Mastering Lab. Pressed on 180g vinyl at Optimal Media and housed in Stoughton Old Style® Tip-On Jackets. Including an insert with newly written liner notes by Willard Jenkins, Jr. and Barney Fields with rare photograph by Raymond Ross.

UPC: 198704482038

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