Friday, October 9, 2009

John Coltrane Quartet: Sweden 1962 (Soundboard?) FLAC

a "bonus" sixth boot to help kick start your weekend.
trane1962-11-19late 5 Vol2 inlay outside
Lineage: FM/sbd > unknown recording and transfer equipment > Source: liberated 'Stockholm '62 - The Complete Second concert' 2CD set > EAC(secure level, enjoy EAC logs in German language) > Wav > TLH(level 8) > Flac
Taper: unknown, HANX :-)
File Size: 502MB(497MB Flac and 5.21MB art)
Artwork added, scanned by myself
Art lineage: CD cover > HP Scanjet 4370(at 200dpi) > HD > jpeg's named to their destination (> dime > YOU)
Length: 110:23min
Information: http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=65127 -> setlist different to this tread's one

Personnel:
TRANE: Tenorsaxophone, Sopranosaxophone
McCOY TYNER: Piano
JIMMY GARRISON: Bass
ELVIN JONES: Drums

Konserthuset, Stockholm, Sweden, 19th November 1962
late show
CD1: (51:33min)
01) Bye Bye Blackbird
02) The Inchworm
03) Naima
04) I Want To Talk About You
05) Impressions
06) Every Time We Say Goodbye
CD2: (59:50min)
01) Mr P.C.
02) My Favorite Things
03) Traneing In
Length: 110:23min

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+ 2 more each day this Saturday and Sunday only

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

super clean sbd


thanks for another gem senor Dave.

trippinjohn said...

Many thanks, love Trane!

Stadium Studios said...

Nice post. Thank you. I will be listening to this Saturday night!

michael92105 said...

This will be a venture into unknown waters thanks to you! Can't wait to give it a listen.

Anonymous said...

Great show and sound (for 1962). Love CD 2 especially, nice versions of Mr PC, My Favorite Things, and Traneing In.

mahavishnu floyd said...

As far as I can tell, the setlist matches that of the Jazz Discography Project as well as etree for the 2nd set.

Thanks for all the great Coltrane. Hope you have time to restore some of the other titles that have dead links, as his music rightfully should be preserved and passed on.