John Coltrane Quintet / Eric Dolphy
November 18, 1961 Paris Concerts

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Release date: 15/Oct/2013

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Details / Tracklist:

Disc 01

01. "Blue train"

02. "I want to talk about you"

03. "Impressions"

04. "My favourite things"

Disc 02

01. "Blue train"

02. "I want to talk about you"

03. "My favourite things"

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.. November 18 1961

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Paris Concerts - November 18 1961 is an album by John Coltrane, released in 2013. The album is a jazz 2-CD. - .. NOVEMBER 18 1961

EU-only two CD release containing previously unreleased live recordings from the Jazz legend. Backed by Tyner, Workman and Jones, Coltrane decided in mid-1961 to try his luck with his first European tour as a leader. The group which crossed the ocean, however, wasn't a quartet but a quintet, due to the addition of alto sax and flute player Eric Dolphy. The Olympia performances are full of excitement, with Trane and Dolphy exploring their own musical limits, although both of them still exhibit a more melodic style than the one that would characterize them a few years later. They play beautiful arrangements of the tunes, with Dolphy constructing subtle counterpoints to Trane.

Recorded live in Paris, France, November 18, 1961 "Note: The present performances, long unavailable on CD, were not included on the 7-CD set 'The European Tours'. Although the liner notes on that collection state that two tunes ('Impressions' and 'My Favorite Things') were recorded in Paris on November 18, 1961, recent discographical research has proved that information to be wrong. Those two performances were, in fact, recorded in Stockholm, Sweden, on November 23, 1961. Thus, none of the music compiled here is duplicated on that set." 24 Bit Digitally Remastered

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