Miles Davis - Bopping The Blues - ORG Music LP

180 Gram Vinyl — Mastered at Bernie Grundman Studios

Bopping the Blues documents one of Miles Davis' earliest recording sessions, a 1946 date that captures the first known instance of the trumpeter playing in his famed "open" style — alongside tenor saxophonist Gene Ammons and drummer Art Blakey, supporting singers Earl Coleman and Ann Baker. Originally issued by the U.K. label Black Lion, this historically vital bop session has been given the full audiophile treatment. Mastered from the original master tapes at Bernie Grundman Studios, cut by Chris Bellman and pressed at Pallas, with sound consultation by Steve Hoffman.

Features

• 180 gram vinyl
• Mastered at Bernie Grundman Studios, cut by Chris Bellman
• Pressed at Pallas
• Sound and engineering consultation by Steve Hoffman
• Label: Black Lion / Original Recordings Group (ORG)

Track Listing

1. Don't Sing Me The Blues (Take 1)
2. Don't Sing Me The Blues (Take 2)
3. I've Always Got The Blues (Take 1 Incomplete)
4. I've Always Got The Blues (Take 2)
5. I've Always Got The Blues (Take 3)
6. Don't Explain To Me Baby (Take 1)
7. Don't Explain To Me Baby (Take 2)
8. Don't Explain To Me Baby (Take 3)
9. Don't Explain To Me Baby (Take 4)
10. Baby, Won't You Make Up Your Mind (Take 1)
11. Baby, Won't You Make Up Your Mind (Take 2)
12. Baby, Won't You Make Up Your Mind (Take 3)