alto saxophone, clarinet Art Pepper
bass Tony Dumas
design Brian Shields
drums Carl Burnett
executive-producer Edward Dipple
executive-producer Graham Griffiths
executive-producer Peter Fincham
liner notes Alun Morgan
liner notes Les Tomkins
photography by [booklet page 6] Les Tomkins
photography by [box and booklet covers] Richard Davies
photography by [box back and booklet pages 1-2-4-5-7-9-11] Brian O'Connor
piano Milcho Leviev
producer [original] Peter Bould
recorded by Graham Ward
recorded by Peter Ball
recorded by Peter Bould
Record Company Pure Pleasure Records Limited
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Distributed By www.purepleasurerecords.com
Recorded At Ronnie Scott's
Copyright (c) Widow's Taste
Licensed Through Widow's Taste Straight Life
Recorded By Tri-Arts Associates Limited
The Complete at Ronnie Scott's Club London - June 1980. Includes 17 performances that were previously unavailable along with ALL the tracks on the Mole Jazz Albums: Blues For The Fisherman and True Blues.

Previously unissued:
A1, A2, C1 to G2, I1 to I3, L1, L2, M2.

Track C1 is given on label, sleeve and booklet track lists as Ornithology. Art Pepper even introduces it as such. But they actually play Anthropology.

This recording was made using multi-microphones in a straight stereo mix without any noise reduction system, limiting, compression or equalization on either the location or on the transfer of the master tapes to the laquers from which the final pressings are made. Mastered by Ray Staff at Air Mastering, Lyndhurst Hall, London.

Note that on Side D/Arthur's Blues there is an acknowledged audio anomaly where the left channel drops out for a few seconds about two-thirds of the way through the performance. This is a problem with the master tape, not a pressing defect.

Some of these recordings were first released on Mole Jazz but in the name of Milcho Leviev Quartet: True Blues and Blues For The Fisherman
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