John Coltrane: "Coltrane's Sound", First Pressing, June 1964, Rare Mono, Nice
  $   27

 


$ 27 Sold For
Jun 30, 2016 Sold Date
Jun 20, 2016 Start Date
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From Atlantic Records (1419), this is  COLTRANE'S SOUND by  

JOHN COLTRANE, a first US mono (high fidelity) pressing, late 

June 1964. Jacket still has shrink-wrap attached except at opening (about

EX+); the LP play grades about VG and better with intermittent, moderate-level 

pops throughout. There is no distortion even in the more dynamic passages;

Coltrane's tenor and soprano are clean and clear, and the rhythm section

shows no sonic failings. Not a perfect piece by any means, but not a bad 

example of the rare first mono from late June of '64 (recorded October 

24 & 26, 1960). Enjoyable even with the minor flaws.

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Personnel & Instrumentation:
    • John Coltrane -- tenor, soprano
    • McCoy Tyner -- piano
    • Steve Davis -- bass
    • Elvin Jones -- drums

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