Henry Franklin’s The Skipper at Home builds on the legacy of his acclaimed 1972 release, delivering a rich blend of bop-infused grooves and electric soul. Originally released in 1974 by the iconic Black Jazz label, this vinyl LP showcases Franklin’s signature bass work alongside standout performances from Oscar Brashear, Charles Owens, and Kirk Lightsey.
- Format: Remastered vinyl LP
- Label: Real Gone Music
- Genre: Jazz
- For collectors seeking the best jazz vinyl records, this reissue offers unmatched audio fidelity and ensemble brilliance.
- This pressing is essential if you’re exploring where to find Black Jazz vinyl albums that defined a generation.
Whether you’re curating a serious archive or diving deep into vintage fusion, this is one of the top rated jazz LPs to buy today. To keep your collection in pristine condition, learn how to maintain jazz vinyl for long-lasting playback.
Ricardo Gutierrez (verified owner) –
This vinyl is just stunning. The remastering brings Franklin’s bass to life — I’m proud to add it to my jazz vinyl collection.
Faith Green (verified owner) –
One of the most intuitive and swinging ensemble performances I’ve heard. Feels like discovering Black Jazz for the first time.
Vanessa Wyatt (verified owner) –
I bought Henry Franklin’s The Skipper at Home vinyl after reading the album reviews — and it exceeded my expectations.