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Thursday, December 27, 2018

Miles Davis: Olympia - March 20, 1960 - Part 2



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MILES DAVIS
Paris 1960 [Delta Music]
Live at the Olympia, Paris, France
March 20, 1960
Radio Broadcast


Disc 2

01. Walkin’
02. Bye Bye Blackbird
03. ‘Round About Midnight
04. Oleo
05. The Theme

Lineup:
Miles Davis - trumpet
John Coltrane - tenor saxophone
Wynton Kelly - piano
Paul Chambers - bass
Jimmy Cobb - drums


Miles Davis: Olympia - March 20, 1960 - Part 1



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MILES DAVIS
Paris 1960 [Delta Music]
Live at the Olympia, Paris, France
March 20, 1960
Radio Broadcast


Disc 1

01. All of You
02. So What
03. On Green Dolphin Street

Lineup:
Miles Davis - trumpet
John Coltrane - tenor saxophone
Wynton Kelly - piano
Paul Chambers - bass
Jimmy Cobb - drums


Sunday, July 22, 2018

John Coltrane: Paris 1962



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JOHN COLTRANE
Paris 1962 [Goody Remaster]
Live at the Olympia Theatre, Paris, France
November 17, 1962
Radio Broadcast


Disc 1
01. Naima (J Coltrane)
02. Traneing In (J Coltrane)
03. My Favorite Things (R Rodgers-O Hammerstein)

Disc 2
01. Bye Bye Blackbird (R Henderson-M Dixon)
02. The Inchworm (F Loesser)
03. My Favorite Things (R Rodgers-O Hammerstein)

Lineup:
John Coltrane (ss, ts)
McCoy Tyner (p)
Jimmy Garrison (b)
Elvin Jones (d)



Monday, July 02, 2018

John Coltrane: At Temple University



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JOHN COLTRANE
Philadelphia 1966 [Free Factory 068]
Live at the Mitten Hall Auditorium, Temple University, PA
November 11, 1966
FM Broadcast


01. Naima
02. Crescent - Part 1
03. Crescent - Part 2
04. Leo

Lineup:
John Coltrane - soprano & tenor saxophones, flute & vocals
Pharoah Sanders - tenor saxophone & piccolo
Alice Coltrane - piano
Sonny Johnson - bass
Rashied Ali - drums
Additional musicians include:
Steve Knoblauch, Arnold Joyner - alto saxophone
Umar Ali, Algie DeWitt, Robert Kenyatta - percussion



Thursday, April 12, 2018

Miles Davis: Live in Zurich



FLAC


Miles Davis Quintet
'Live in Zurich' Gambit records liberated bootleg 69220
4/8/60 & 5/17/58
FM/Soundboard


4/8/60 Kongresshaus, Zurich, Switzerland  

1.If I Were A Bell
2.Fran-Dance
3.So What
4.All Blues
5.Theme

Miles Davis (tpt) John Coltrane (ts) Wynton Kelly (p) Paul Chambers (b) Jimmy Cobb (d)  


5/17/58 Cafe Bohemia NYC, NY


6.Four
7.Bye Bye Blackbird
8.Walkin'
9.Two Bass Hit

Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Bill Evans, Paul Chambers, Philly Joe Jones



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Tuesday, March 13, 2018

Miles Davis: The Unissued Cafe Bohemia Broadcasts



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Live at the Café Bohemia, Greenwich Village, New York; 1956-57
Additional tracks from Washington 1953 and New York 1958
Radio Broadcasts


01. Theme/Announcement
02. Well You Needn’t
03. It Never Entered My Mind
04. A Gal in Calico
05. Stablemates
06. How Am I to Know? [Incomplete]/Closing Announcements
07. The Theme
08. Woody ‘n You
09. Walkin’
10. All of You [Incomplete]/Announcement
11. Announcement/Four
12. Bye Bye Blackbird
13. Walkin’
14. Closing Announcement/Two Bass Hit
15. What Is This Thing Called Love?
16. A Night in Tunisia
Lineup:
[1-9]: Miles Davis - trumpet
John Coltrane - tenor sax
Red Garland - piano
Paul Chambers - bass
Philly Joe Jones - drums

[10-14]: Same personnel except Bill Evans replaces Garland on piano.
All tracks recorded at Café Bohemia, Greenwich Village, New York.

1-3: September 15, 1956
4-6: September 29, 1956
7-9: April 13, 1957
10-14: May 17, 1958

[15-16] Bonus Tracks:
15: Miles Davis (tp), Nat Adderley (cnt), Cannonball Adderley (as), Bennie Green (tb), Gerry Mulligan (bs), Red Garland (p), Barry Miles (d), Chris Nirobe, Candido Camero (perc). 
Art Ford Jazz Party TV Show, New York, November 1958.

16: Miles Davis (tp), Allen Eager (ts),Terry Swope (p), Unknown (b), Max Roach (d).
Howard Theatre, Washington DC, February 21, 1953.