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| May 19, 1961 (12 items; TT = 86:13) |
| Carnegie Hall, New York NY |
| Commercial for Columbia |
| Miles Davis (tpt); Hank Mobley (ts); Wynton Kelly (p); Paul Chambers (b); Jimmy Cobb (d); Ernie Royal (tpt); Bernie Glow (tpt); Johnny Coles (tpt); Louis Mucci (tpt); Jimmy Knepper (tb); Dick Hixon (tb); Frank Rehak (tb); Julius Watkins (frh); Paul Ingraham (frh); Bob Swisshelm (frh); Bill Barber (tuba); Romeo Penque (cl, fl); Jerome Richardson (cl, fl); Eddie Caine (cl, fl); Bob Tricarico (cl, fl); Danny Bank (cl, fl); Janet Putnam (harp); Elvin Jones (perc); Bob Rosengarden (perc); Gil Evans (arr, cond) |
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| 1 |
So What (M. Davis) |
12:00 |
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| 2 |
Spring is Here (R. Rodgers-L. Hart) |
4:02 |
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| 3 |
Teo (M. Davis) |
9:10 |
| 4 |
Walkin' (R. Carpenter) |
9:31 |
| 5 |
The Meaning of the Blues (L. Worth-B. Troup) |
3:18 |
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| 6 |
Lament (J.J. Johnson) |
1:16 |
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| 7 |
New Rhumba (A. Jamal) |
4:05 |
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| 8 |
Someday My Prince Will Come (F.E. Churchill-L. Morey) |
2:51 |
| 9 |
Oleo (incomplete) (S. Rollins) |
7:19 |
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| 10 |
No Blues (M. Davis) |
10:38 |
| 11 |
I Thought About You (J. Mercer-J. Van Heusen) |
5:00 |
| 12 |
Concierto de Aranjuez (J. Rodrigo) |
17:03 |
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| 1 So What
12" LP: Columbia CL 1812 (= CS 8612), Columbia C5X 45000, Nippon Columbia YS-209, Nippon Columbia SL-1112, CBS/Sony SONP 50104, CBS/Sony SOPZ 24, CBS/Sony 18AP 2059, CBS/Sony 23AP 2559, CBS/Sony 25AP 651
CD: Columbia C2K 65027, Columbia C4K 45000, Columbia C4K 86569, CBS/Sony 32DP 515, Sony SRCS 5701, CBS/Sony 80DP 5430/3, Sony SICP 5037/40, Sony SRCS 9319, Sony SRCS 9745, Sony SRCS 8733/4, Jazz Door JD 12107/8, Columbia Legacy 86975 24922
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2 Spring is Here
12" LP: Columbia CL 1812 (= CS 8612), Nippon Columbia YS-209, Nippon Columbia SL-1112, CBS/Sony SONP 50104, CBS/Sony SOPZ 24, CBS/Sony 18AP 2059, CBS/Sony 23AP 2559, CBS/Sony 25AP 651
CD: Columbia C2K 65027, CBS/Sony 32DP 515, Sony SRCS 5701, Sony SRCS 9319, Sony SRCS 9745, Sony SRCS 8733/4, Sony SICP 3961, Sony SICJ 30056/7, Jazz Door JD 12107/8, Columbia Legacy 86975 24922
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3 Teo
12" LP: Columbia CJ 40609, CBS/Sony 18AP 3369, CBS/Sony 28AP 3369
CD: Columbia CK 40609, Columbia C2K 65027, CBS/Sony 32DP 789, Sony SRCS 5702, Sony SRCS 9320, Sony SRCS 8733/4, Sony SICP 3962, Sony SICJ 30056/7, Jazz Door JD 12107/8, Columbia Legacy 86975 24922
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4 Walkin'
12" LP: Columbia CJ 40609, CBS/Sony 18AP 3369, CBS/Sony 28AP 3369
CD: Columbia CK 40609, Columbia C2K 65027, CBS/Sony 32DP 789, Sony SRCS 5702, Sony SRCS 9320, Sony SRCS 8733/4, Sony SICP 3962, Sony SICJ 30056/7, Jazz Door JD 12107/8, Columbia Legacy 86975 24922
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5 The Meaning of the Blues
45 rpm: Columbia 7-8612 [EP]
12" LP: Columbia CL 1812 (= CS 8612), Nippon Columbia YS-209, Nippon Columbia SL-1112, CBS/Sony SONP 50104, CBS/Sony SOPZ 24, CBS/Sony 18AP 2059, CBS/Sony 23AP 2559, CBS/Sony 25AP 651
CD: Columbia C2K 65027, CBS/Sony 32DP 515, Sony SRCS 5701, Sony SRCS 9319, Sony SRCS 9745, Sony SRCS 8733/4, Sony SICP 3961, Sony SICJ 30056/7, Jazz Door JD 12107/8, Columbia Legacy 86975 24922
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6 Lament (J.J. Johnson)
45 rpm: Columbia 7-8612 [EP]
12" LP: Columbia CL 1812 (= CS 8612), Nippon Columbia YS-209, Nippon Columbia SL-1112, CBS/Sony SONP 50104, CBS/Sony SOPZ 24, CBS/Sony 18AP 2059, CBS/Sony 23AP 2559, CBS/Sony 25AP 651
CD: Columbia C2K 65027, CBS/Sony 32DP 515, Sony SRCS 5701, Sony SRCS 9319, Sony SRCS 9745, Sony SRCS 8733/4, Sony SICP 3961, Sony SICJ 30056/7, Jazz Door JD 12107/8, Columbia Legacy 86975 24922
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7 New Rhumba
45 rpm: Columbia 4-42583; Columbia 7-8612 [EP]
12" LP: Columbia CL 1812 (= CS 8612), Nippon Columbia YS-209, Nippon Columbia SL-1112, CBS/Sony SONP 50104, CBS/Sony SOPZ 24, CBS/Sony 18AP 2059, CBS/Sony 23AP 2559, CBS/Sony 25AP 651
CD: Columbia C2K 65027, CBS/Sony 32DP 515, Sony SRCS 5701, Sony SRCS 9319, Sony SRCS 9745, Sony SRCS 8733/4, Sony SICP 3961, Sony SICJ 30056/7, Jazz Door JD 12107/8, Columbia Legacy 86975 24922
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8 Someday My Prince Will Come
12" LP: Columbia CL 1812 (= CS 8612), Nippon Columbia YS-209, Nippon Columbia SL-1112, CBS/Sony SONP 50104, CBS/Sony SOPZ 24, CBS/Sony 18AP 2059, CBS/Sony 23AP 2559, CBS/Sony 25AP 651
CD: Columbia C2K 65027, CBS/Sony 32DP 515, Sony SRCS 5701, Sony SRCS 9319, Sony SRCS 9745, Sony SRCS 8733/4, Sony SICP 3961, Sony SICJ 30056/7, Jazz Door JD 12107/8, Columbia Legacy 86975 24922
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9 Oleo (incomplete)
45 rpm: Columbia 7-8612 [EP]
12" LP: Columbia CL 1812 (= CS 8612), Nippon Columbia YS-209, Nippon Columbia SL-1112, CBS/Sony SONP 50104, CBS/Sony SOPZ 24, CBS/Sony 18AP 2059, CBS/Sony 23AP 2559, CBS/Sony 25AP 651
CD: Columbia C2K 65027, CBS/Sony 32DP 515, Sony SRCS 5701, Sony SRCS 9319, Sony SRCS 9745, Sony SRCS 8733/4, Sony SICP 3961, Sony SICJ 30056/7, Jazz Door JD 12107/8, Columbia Legacy 86975 24922
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10 No Blues
12" LP: Columbia CL 1812 (= CS 8612), Nippon Columbia YS-209, Nippon Columbia SL-1112, CBS/Sony SONP 50104, CBS/Sony SOPZ 24, CBS/Sony 18AP 2059, CBS/Sony 23AP 2559, CBS/Sony 25AP 651
CD: Columbia C2K 65027, CBS/Sony 32DP 515, Sony SRCS 5701, Sony SRCS 9319, Sony SRCS 9745, Sony SRCS 8733/4, Sony SICP 3961, Sony SICJ 30056/7, Jazz Door JD 12107/8, Columbia Legacy 86975 24922
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11 I Thought About You
12" LP: Columbia CJ 40609, CBS/Sony 18AP 3369, CBS/Sony 28AP 3369
CD: Columbia CK 40609, Columbia C2K 65027, CBS/Sony 32DP 789, Sony SRCS 5702, Sony SRCS 9320, Sony SRCS 8733/4, Sony SICP 3962, Sony SICJ 30056/7, Jazz Door JD 12107/8, Columbia Legacy 86975 24922
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12 Concierto de Aranjuez
12" LP: Columbia CJ 40609, CBS/Sony 18AP 3369, CBS/Sony 28AP 3369
CD: Columbia CK 40609, Columbia C2K 65027, CBS/Sony 32DP 789, Sony SRCS 5702, Sony SRCS 9320, Sony SRCS 8733/4, Sony SICP 3962, Sony SICJ 30056/7, Jazz Door JD 12107/8, Columbia Legacy 86975 24922
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This concert, a benefit for the African Research Foundation, was supposed to be
recorded by Columbia, but at the last minute Davis apparently got cold feet. Teo
Macero recorded it surreptitiously on a 3-3/4 ips monaural deck, and this is the
master from which all Columbia LPs and CDs have been made. The performance was disrupted
by a demonstration by Max Roach, who was opposed to the Foundation for not being
militant enough. After leaving the stage (after an abbreviated solo on "Someday
My Prince Will Come") Davis was persuaded to return, and he played the rest of the
concert. I'm not sure why "Oleo" is incomplete -- it's probably due to a reel
change.
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