When Herbie Hancock won the Oscar for Best Original Score for 'Round Midnight', it turned into one of the most controversial wins in Oscar history.

Yet if you only look at the roster of musicians that star on this soundtrack, you can hardly guess why the judges picked this over Ennio Morricone.

Dexter Gordon, who played an alcoholic jazz musician in New York & Paris in the film, features on almost every song, but he isn't the only star of the Jazz pantheon that graced these sessions with his presence.
Ron Carter, Bobby McFerrin, Tony Williams, Wayne Shorter, Freddie Hubbard, Chet Baker; this is just a sample of the roll-call that rivals Billie Holiday's famous 'Fine And Mellow' session for CBS.
(Incidentally Dexter Gordon's role, for which he was nominated for an Oscar, was based in part on the life of Lester Young).

Appearing on vinyl for the first time since its original release in 1986, this is one Jazz record you don't want to miss... 

• 180 grams audiophile vinyl

A1 'Round Midnight  
A2 Body And Soul  
A3 Bérangère's Nightmare 
A4 Fair Weather  
A5 Una Noche Con Francis

B1 The Peacocks   
B2 How Long Has This Been Going On?   
B3 Rhythm-A-Ning  
B4 Still Time    
B5 Minuit Aux Champs-Elysées
B6 Chan's Song (Never Said)  
B7 'Round Midnight (Live Version)