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Miles Davis Quintet, Sonny Stitt - Live At The Free Trade Hall, Manchester 1960 (ltd. ed.) (2xLP) (180g)
Miles Davis Quintet, Sonny Stitt - Live At The Free Trade Hall, Manchester 1960 (ltd. ed.) (2xLP) (180g)
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Miles Davis Quintet, Sonny Stitt – Live At Free Trade Hall 1960 | 2xLP Vinyl
Step back into the vibrant energy of 1960s live jazz with this essential Miles Davis Quintet vinyl record. Featuring the legendary Sonny Stitt, this 2xLP captures a pivotal moment in jazz history, offering a direct conduit to the era's improvisational brilliance. For those looking to buy Miles Davis vinyl, this limited edition pressing is a profound experience.
About the Album
Recorded live at Manchester's Free Trade Hall in 1960, this album documents a fascinating chapter in Miles Davis's evolving sound. With Sonny Stitt on saxophone, the quintet explores a dynamic repertoire, showcasing the raw, unbridled power of a live jazz performance. It stands as a testament to the era's improvisational spirit, a crucial listen for any serious collector of the Miles Davis discography.
The Vinyl Experience
Experience the full dynamic range of this historic performance on a deluxe 180-gram, 2xLP vinyl pressing. Each needle drop brings forth the warm analog sound, allowing the intricate interplay between Davis and Stitt to truly breathe. This limited edition pressing is a collector's dream, offering an unparalleled audiophile journey into a legendary live session.
- Format: Vinyl LP
- Artist: Miles Davis Quintet, Sonny Stitt
- Genre: Jazz
- Perfect For: Audiophiles, collectors, fans of live jazz, 1960s jazz enthusiasts
Collector's Note
Few live recordings capture the spontaneous brilliance of Miles Davis in this transitional period quite like this Manchester performance. It's a genuine crate digger's holy grail for those seeking the essence of post-bop jazz.
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A 180g record is significantly thicker and heavier than standard vintage pressings. This added weight provides superior physical stability on the turntable platter reducing wow and flutter during playback and protecting the record from warping over time under changing temperature conditions.
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