Kind Of Blue Legacy Vinyl Review

I really don t need another version of this album.

Kind of blue legacy vinyl review. Over the past few record store days sony legacy has slowly been rolling out on 180g vinyl much of the miles davis catalog mastered from original analog tapes. Back to kind of blue legacy edition. The five 1958 studio recordings were performed just a couple of months after the sessions that produced the fine transitional milestones but the replacement of red garland and philly joe jones with billy evans and jimmy cobb respectively had already moved the band down the path that would lead to kind of blue even as the adherence to improvising within the melody remained the order of the. What are the copy s you should own.

Columbia 88697680571 legacy 88697680571 format. But yeah exquisite ensemble of legendary musicians together to create what is debatably the most iconic and well known jazz performance of all time. Quite a lot as it happens. As far as vinyl is concerned i only have the blue version from the 50th anniversary edition and the new legacy edition i just got.

For a start there is the matter of the master tapes. Hahaha do you guys get it. Kind of blue is commonly listed as a jazz essential which comes as no surprise. I wanted to comment on the nature of this vinyl pressing rather than the music itself.

Thankfully this is a faithful re pressing. At that point all nine mono vinyl titles will have been released. Miles davis kind of blue deluxe music on vinyl movlp 019. Vinyl lp album reissue stereo 180 gram country.

View credits reviews tracks and shop for the 2010 180 gram vinyl release of kind of blue on discogs. I have more versions on cd and sacd than is normal. Recorded back in 1959 on 3 track tape and remastered for this edition by mark wilder who was clearly on a mission to produce not only the best quality of sound but also an authenticity of the sound at that time the result is stunningly good. Here davis solos are beautiful and the record itself is well mixed and recorded.

Recorded back in 1959 on 3 track tape and remastered for this edition by mark wilder who was clearly on a mission to produce not only the best quality of sound but also an authenticity of the sound at that time the result is stunningly good. Lp review by andrew cartmel is there anything left to say on the most popular and arguably greatest jazz lp of all time. Back to kind of blue legacy edition. It s a blue vinyl and the album is called kind of blue.

This coming record store day november 29th the label will release on vinyl miles and monk at newport jazz track and kind of blue. What an absolutely epic pun. This record is entirely worthy of whatever fluff and hype it receives. Buy the 45rpm mfsl copy on our website from the.