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Minor Mishap |
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07:25 |
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02 |
How Long Has This Been Going On ? |
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05:57 |
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03 |
Eclypso |
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07:56 |
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04 |
Solacium |
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09:09 |
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Tommy's Tune |
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11:56 |
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06 |
Freight Trane |
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07:20 |
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07 |
I Never Knew |
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07:05 |
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08 |
Lyresto |
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05:42 |
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09 |
Why Was I Born |
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03:14 |
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Big Paul |
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14:02 |
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| Country |
USA |
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Jewel Case |
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DDD |
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Stereo |
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The Cats
Date of Release 1957
Styles Hard Bop
1. Minor Mishap - 7:24
2. How Long Has This Been Going On? - 5:53
3. Eclypso - 7:55
4. Solacium - 9:06
5. Tommy's Tune - 11:56
Tommy Flanagan - Piano, Performer
Louis Hayes - Drums
Doug Watkins - Bass
Kenny Burrell - Guitar, Performer
John Coltrane - Sax (Tenor)
Kirk Felton - Mastering
Rudy Van Gelder - Engineer
Ira Gitler - Liner Notes
Idrees Sulieman - Trumpet
Bob Weinstock - Supervisor
1991 CD Original Jazz Classics 79
John Coltrane with Kenny Burrell
Date of Release Apr 18, 1957 - Mar 7, 1958 (recording)
Styles Hard Bop
AMG REVIEW: Tenor-saxophonist John Coltrane and guitarist Kenny Burrell are the alleged co-leaders of the two sessions included on this two-LP set but actually the second date (originally titled The Cats) was really under pianist Tommy Flanagan's direction; in fact Flanagan contributed four of the five compositions. Throughout, though, Coltrane is really the most significant soloist, whether on a brief duet with Burrell ("Why Was I Born"), in a quintet or (with the addition of trumpeter Idrees Sulieman) a sextet. - Scott Yanow
John Coltrane - Sax (Tenor)
LP Prestige P-24059
Kenny Burrell & John Coltrane
Date of Release Mar 7, 1958 (recording)
Styles Hard Bop
John Coltrane recorded many interesting jam session-type dates in the 1950s. This matchup with guitarist Kenny Burrell (in a quintet with pianist Tommy Flanagan, bassist Paul Chambers and drummer Jimmy Cobb) finds the group stretching out on two Flanagan compositions, Burrell's "Lyresto," and the standard "I Never Knew." In addition, Coltrane and Burrell play a short duet on "Why Was I Born." Overall, the music is excellent for the time period, with Coltrane displaying some of his sheets of sound and Burrell sounding inspired by 'Trane's presence. It was formerly available as the first half of a two-LP set, Kenny Burrell/John Coltrane. - Scott Yanow
1. Freight Trane performed by Burrell / John Coltrane - 7:22
2. I Never Knew performed by Burrell / John Coltrane - 7:08
3. Lyresto performed by Burrell / John Coltrane - 5:44
4. Why Was I Born? performed by Burrell / John Coltrane - 3:15
5. Big Paul performed by Burrell / John Coltrane - 14:05
Tommy Flanagan - Piano
Jimmy Cobb - Drums
Kenny Burrell - Guitar, Performer
Paul Chambers - Bass
John Coltrane - Sax (Tenor), Sax (Tenor), Performer
Kirk Felton - Mastering, Remastering
Mark Gardner - Liner Notes
Rudy Van Gelder - Engineer
Peter Grant - Design
Robert Levin - Liner Notes, Original Liner Notes
Don Schlitten - Design, Photography, Cover Photo, Original Cover Photography
Akira Taguchi - Producer
Bob Weinstock - Supervisor, Production Supervisor
Alan Yoshida - Mastering
Sam Gay - Creative Director
Stylianos Gianakos - Sculpture
Shigeo Miyamoto - Mastering
Akira Tagushi - Compilation Producer
Tamaki Beck - Mastering Supervisor
2004 CD New Jazz 8276
2001 CD Prestige 8276
1998 CD JVC 0048
1998 CD JVC 48
1992 CS Prestige/OJC OJC-5300
1992 CD Prestige/OJC OJCCD-300-2
1992 LP Prestige/OJC OJC-300
1990 CD Fantasy 1533
1990 LP Prestige/OJC 300
1967 Prestige PRST-7532
CD Prestige/OJC 300
LP Prestige 7532
