Wilbur De Paris puts a wild, swinging spin on traditional jazz in 'That's A Plenty.' Sure, this 1959 Atlantic LP shows its age—the record is graded Poor, and it's been on some musical journeys. The cover, still holding on at Very Good Minus, hints at years on sturdy shelves or smoky soirées. But if you’re after the real-deal New Orleans sound—brass full of mischief, a rhythm section that bounces—these tracks still shine through the crackle. Collectors know: sometimes, authenticity means a few pops and scratches are part of the story. A true pick for sentimental jazz buffs, crate diggers, or anyone with a soft spot for well-loved music history. Buy That's A Plenty vinyl LP in Poor condition Today!
TRACKLIST
A1 - That's A Plenty ()
A2 - Mack The Knife ()
A3 - Waiting For The Robert E. Lee ()
A4 - Malta ()
A5 - Hesitatin' Blues ()
B1 - Frankie & Johnny ()
B2 - In A Persian Market ()
B3 - Somebody Stole My Gal ()
B4 - Change O' Key Boogie ()