| Identifier | 5083042 |
| Created At | Tue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
| Media Type | DVD+R |
| Media Count | 1 |
| Sound Rating | A |
| Note | New York, NY, April 2, 1959
Baden-Baden, Germany, November 21, 1961 Stockholm, Sweden, November 19, 1962 Antibes, France, July 27, 1965 Comblain-La-Tour, Belgium, August 1, 1965 Detailed information: Compiled by CEddy10165 during 11/04 from various sources, NTSC DVD-R authored using Roxio Toast Titanium. There are a few small spots of pixellization, due to limitations in Toast's encoding abilities, but unfortunately it is the best I can do at this time. If nothing else it will give Trane afficionados a chance to view this footage without supporting people selling this footage on Ebay. The John Coltrane: DVD Collection contains: Miles Davis Quintet with Gil Evans Orchestra Date: 1959-04-02 Venue: 'The Robert Herridge Theater Show' CBS Studios 61; New York, NY. Source: TV broadcast (b+w, mono, 25:49, A) Toei Video [J] TE M576 VHS (Audio track run through Behringer Ultrafex Pro) DVD-R (recorded on Panasonic DMR-E50S stand-alone) Notes: Miles Davis Quintet with Gil Evans Orchestra 4/2/59 'The Robert Herridge Theater Show' CBS Studios 61; New York, NY. So What (M. Davis) 10:29 Voiceover 0:36-1:28: ""There are many ways of telling a story. What you are listening to now, the music of Miles Davis, is one of the ways. My name is Robert Herridge, and this is Studio 61 in New York City -- a theater for a story. For the next half hour, our story will be in the music, the sound, of one man, Miles Davis. He will tell his story in his own way, and in his own language, the language of music. The telling of it will fall into two parts. Part one, the music written by Miles Davis he calls 'So What'..." Missing introduction and first two measures on Ozone, Beppo, Bandstand, Tokuma, and Jazz Door. Introduction (Robert Herridge) 0:27 "Very briefly, because music, we feel, should be listened to and not talked about, part two of The Sound of Miles Davis will consist of 'The Duke' by Dave Brubeck, 'Blues for Pablo' by Gil Evans, 'New Rhumba' by Ahmad Jamal. The arranger and conductor of these three is Gil Evans, and these, some of the finest musicians of our time, are the men of the orchestra..." The Duke (D. Brubeck) 3:29 Blues for Pablo (G. Evans) 5:46 New Rhumba (A. Jamal) 4:27 Announcement (Robert Herridge) 0:17 "There are many ways of telling a story. And what you have been listening to for the past half hour has been a story told in the language of music, the sound of Miles Davis..." So What (M. Davis) (reprise) 0:34 So What (M. Davis) (reprise) 0:16 An additional 0:20 of the earlier performance of "So What" is spliced onto the end on Toei and So What. Orchestral fragment Miles Davis (flh, tp) Emmett Berry, Johnny Coles, Louis Mucci, Clyde Reasinger, Ernie Royal (tp) Jimmy Cleveland, Bill Elton, Frank Rehak (tb) Rod Levitt (vtb) Bob Northern, Julius Watkins (frh) Bill Barber (tu) Eddie Caine, Romeo Penque (fl) Danny Bank (bcl) John Coltrane (ts, as) Wynton Kelly (p) Paul Chambers (b) Jimmy Cobb (d) Gil Evans (arr, cond) Robert Herridge (ann) Released as "So What - The Sound of Miles Davis (Toei Video [J] TE M576)" TV broadcast (b+w, mono, 25:49, A) Toei Video [J] TE M576 VHS (Audio track run through Behringer Ultrafex Pro) DVD-R (recorded on Panasonic DMR-E50S stand-alone) John Coltrane Quintet Date: 1961-11-24 Venue: Quintet with Eric Dolphy "Avant Garde In Jazz" Baden-Baden, Germany Source: TV Broadcast (B+W, 28:41, A-/B+) ? VHS (Audio track run through Behringer Ultrafex Pro) DVD-R (recorded on Panasonic DMR-E50S stand-alone) Notes: John Coltrane Quintet with Eric Dolphy "Avant Garde In Jazz" 11/24/61 Baden-Baden, Germany TV Broadcast (B+W, 28:41, A-/B+) ? VHS (Audio track run through Behringer Ultrafex Pro) DVD-R (recorded on Panasonic DMR-E50S stand-alone) John Coltrane Quartet Date: 1962-11-19 Venue: Koncerthuset; Stockholm, Sweden Source: VHS DVD-R (region 1) Notes: JOHN COLTRANE QUARTET 11/19/62 (Second Concert) Koncerthuset; Stockholm, Sweden I Want To Talk About You 6:45 (G+ B&W) Personnel: Coltrane, ss, ts; McCoy Tyner, p; Jimmy Garrison, b; Elvin Jones, dr. John Coltrane Quartet Date: 1965-07-27 Venue: Juan-Les-Pins Jazz Festival; Antibes, France Source: VHS DVD-R (region 1) Notes: JOHN COLTRANE QUARTET 7/27/65 Juan-Les-Pins Jazz Festival; Antibes, France Naima 7:08 Blue Valse 15:00 (Total Time: 16:16 VG Blue & White) Personnel: Coltrane, ss, ts; McCoy Tyner, p; Jimmy Garrison, b; Elvin Jones, dr. John Coltrane Quartet Date: 1965-08-01 Venue: Comblain-La-Tour; Belgium Source: VHS DVD-R (region 1) JOHN COLTRANE QUARTET 8/1/65 Comblain-La-Tour; Belgium Untitled Original 9:09 Naima 7:29 My Favorite Things 21:10 (Total Time: 37:42 VG B&W) Personnel: Coltrane, ss, ts; McCoy Tyner, p; Jimmy Garrison, b; Elvin |
| Source Info | DVD+R |
| Trades Allowed |
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| John Coltrane 1965-08-01 TVB, Comblain-La-Tour, Belgium | |
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| Set 1 | Untitled Original
Naima My Favorite Things |
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