Speakers Corner Records

Speakers Corner Records on vinyl: jazz classics as analogue reissues

In short: Speakers Corner Records is a label from Kiel in Germany that has been reissuing famous recordings of jazz, classical and pop since the nineties – on heavy vinyl and mostly mastered from the original analogue tapes. The Vinyl Room currently has 6 records on Speakers Corner.

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What makes Speakers Corner Records special?

The selection reads like a small history of jazz: in 1957 in Paris Miles Davis improvised the music for Louis Malle’s film “Lift To The Scaffold”, in 1962 Duke Ellington met saxophonist Coleman Hawkins, and on “Oh Yeah” Charles Mingus sings himself and sits at the piano.

Plus Nina Simone with “Nina Simone Sings The Blues”, trumpeter Roy Eldridge with “Rockin’ Chair” and the live album by Freddie Hubbard and Stanley Turrentine.

FAQ

Are these originals? No – Speakers Corner reissues famous recordings. Which edition you get is noted with each copy.

Where does Speakers Corner Records come from? From Kiel in Germany.

What is “Ascenseur Pour L’Échafaud”? Miles Davis’s music for the French film “Lift To The Scaffold” by Louis Malle.

What do you have on Speakers Corner? Reissues from the nineties to the 2020s – 6 records in all.