Dive into the vibrant world of early 1950s jazz with this rare July-August 1951 issue of The Record Changer magazine. This special "Summer Issue" features an extensive "Pictorial History of Jazz," offering an unparalleled visual journey through the genre's formative years. Enthusiasts and collectors will appreciate the rich content, including articles on "the legends," "boogie woogie," "new york style II," and "the new sound," each accompanied by fascinating photographs of iconic musicians and scenes.

Beyond its historical narratives, this vintage jazz publication is a treasure trove for collectors, boasting numerous advertisements for classic record labels like Blue Note Records and Biltmore Records Inc., detailing releases and artists from the era. It also includes promotional material for "Jazz at the Plaza" and "The Club Music Shop," offering a glimpse into the jazz scene and record collecting culture of 1951. This magazine is an essential piece of jazz memorabilia, perfect for historians, music lovers, and collectors seeking authentic insights into mid-century American music.

Please see all the pictures. This clearly has aged and has discoloration and staining. The center pages have come unstapled. But, It's got a lot of interesting history. I has 90 numbered pages and measures about 8-1/2" by 11".