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I acquired the vinyl album many years ago. Sadly, it met its demise when a girl friend accidentally stood on it. I always intended to replace the album but I ditched the turntable for a CD deck and somehow never got round to locating a CD version. I'm not even sure there is one but no matter, thanks to High Definition Tape Transfers I have now acquired a very nice digital version that knocks spots of the old vinyl version (and the rubbish kit it got played through to be utterly fair). . The musicians on this album are legendary and it is fitting that the the recording engineer, Tom Dowd, is something of a legend too. Sadly, none of these guys are still alive but this album is a great memorial to their talents! To my ear it It still sounds as fresh as it did when I first heard it back in the early sixties.
Description:
Title: Bags & Trane
Artist(s): Tenor Saxophone – John Coltrane
Vibraphone – Milt Jackson
Bass – Paul Chambers
Drums – Connie Kay
Piano – Hank Jones
Recording Info: Transferred from a 15ips 2-track tape
Recording Engineer – Tom Dowd
Recorded by Atlantic Records January 15, 1959
1. Bags & Trane 7:23
2. Three Little Words 7:27
3. The Night We Called It A Day 4:19
4. Be-Bop 7:57
5. The Late Late Blues 9:35
Total Time: 36:41
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