Miles Davis – Washington, D.C. (11/01/58)

Miles Davis
11/01/58
Spotlight Lounge, Washington, DC

Sid’s Ahead (M. Davis) [Weirdo]
Bye Bye Blackbird (R. Henderson-M. Dixon)
Straight, No Chaser (T. Monk)

Mutual Network radio broadcast
Miles Davis All-Stars

Miles Davis (tpt); Julian “Cannonball” Adderley (as); John Coltrane (ts); William “Red” Garland (p); Paul Chambers (b); Jimmy Cobb (d)

Sid’s Ahead (M. Davis) [Weirdo] 8:31
Introduction 0:31
“We’re hear earlier, and we’re here bright. Miles Davis bright, through the Mutual Network. A salute to Miles Davis and the All-Stars. Let’s run down the line-up briefly. Miles Davis, trumpet; Cannonball Adderley, alto; John Coltrane, tenor; Paul Chambers, bass, Red Garland, piano; Jimmy Cobb, drums. That opener was a Miles Davis original, ‘Sid’s Ahead’. Now ‘Bye Bye Blackbird’…”

Bye Bye Blackbird (R. Henderson-M. Dixon) 6:19
Introduction 0:24
“Now that blackbird was flyin’ waaay out there. Home base, though, was the Spotlite, the House That Jazz Built, Jazz Limited, in Washington DC. Motivating power, Miles Davis and the All-Stars. We have time, so we’ll go right into a Thelonious Monk original, ‘Straight, No Chaser’…”

Straight, No Chaser (T. Monk) (incomplete) 3:30
Voiceover 3:05-3:29: “‘Tis indeed a sad thing to interrupt Miles Davis, but ’tis indeed time — clock on the wall says so. Miles Davis All-Stars, coming to you live from the Spotlite, Jazz Limited in Washington. Miles Davis, Cannonball Adderley, John Coltrane, Paul Chambers, Red Garland, Jimmy Cobb making up the Miles Davis All-Stars…”

Miles Davis – Washington, D.C. (08/09/58)

Miles Davis Sextet
August 9, 1958 (3 items; TT = 18:37)
Spotlite Lounge, Washington DC



Mutual Network radio broadcast (C+)

Miles Davis (tpt); Julian “Cannonball” Adderley (as); John Coltrane (ts); Bill Evans (p); Paul Chambers (b); Jimmy Cobb (d)

Made into one long track.
Exported to iZotope RX
Reduced general level of loud clicks/pops from the record source.
Spectral repair on a few particularly nasty pops.

From a torrent on dime:

Lineage: Boot(JMY ME 6402) –> foobar2000 (flac 8) –> hard disc -> wave -> iZotope -> Audacity -> flac8

1 Walkin’ (R. Carpenter) 6:41
2 All of You (C. Porter) 6:46
Adderley out
3 ‘Round Midnight (B. Hanighen-C. Williams-T. Monk) 5:10

Miles Davis – New York, NY (05/17/58)

Miles Davis Quintet
“Bandstand USA” – Mutual Network radio broadcast
Café Bohemia
New York City, N.Y.
May 17, 1958

Miles Davis (tpt); John Coltrane (ts); Bill Evans (p); Paul Chambers (b); Philly Joe Jones (d); Guy Wallace (ann)

  1. Four (Davis) 4:53
  2. Bye Bye Blackbird (Henderson-Dixon) 6:54
  3. Walkin’ (Carpenter) 6:34
  4. Two Bass Hit (incomplete) (Lewis-Gillespie) :46

19:09

http://www.plosin.com/milesAhead/Sessions.asp?s=580517

Note: As with apparently all sources, Track 16 is incomplete. However, this recording seems to be even more incomplete than most discographies indicate, ending before the broadcast announcer’s voiceover. It sounds like the CD that was the source for these recordings began skipping, and the track ends prematurely. This version also does not include the radio introduction, that precedes some sources of Track 13.

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Not the most complete recording available. Missing (spoken) intro to Four and end of Two Bass Hit.

John Coltrane – Detroit, MI (09/25/58)

John Coltrane – Joe Henderson
Private jam in Joe Brazil’s basement
Detroit, MI
25 September 1958

REMASTERED

dIME > Audacity (some cutting and lots of volume adjustments ) > dime

Now we can listen to the musicians !!!

I wait for your opinion but the only Trane solo I’m sure of is
in Track 1 from 2’30 to 5’30.

John Coltrane tenor sax
Joe Henderson tenor sax
Joe Brazil alto sax
Unknown Ten on track 01
Sonny ‘Red’ Kyner alto sax
Hugh Lawson piano
Erni Farrow bass
Roy Brooks drums

Private tape recorded by Joe Brazil

  1. Untitled blues jam, ending with Now’s the Time (19:41)
  2. Woody’n You (8:10)
  3. Paul’s Pal (13:12)
  4. Sweet Georgia Brown (12:34)

The coltrane reference provides the following analysis of the contents

After each tune there are a few seconds of talking and practising;
on 1 solos are:
Sonny red Kyner (alto)
Trane
Probably Joe Brazil
Donald Towns (Tr)
Unknown Ten
Joe Henderson

on 2 Coltrane does not solo;
on 3 Joe Henderson solos first, followed by Coltrane and
on 4 Coltrane solos first followed by Henderson, and it is at a very fast tempo.

Joe Henderson found a copy of this tape in his basement in his house
in San Francisco on September 28, 1991, the day Miles Davis died.
There’s a pic of Joe H with the cassette tape of this jam in Fuji.