John Coltrane COLTRANE'S SOUND 2xLP, 45RPM, 180gram NM
  $   30

 


$ 30 Sold For
Aug 5, 2024 Sold Date
Jul 29, 2024 Start Date
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Condition

New – sealed and presumed mint

Used – Opened but never played.  Immediately placed in a Vinyl Storage Solutions sleeve.




John Coltrane - Coltrane’s Sound (Limited Edition) Vinyl

Experience the brilliance of John Coltrane with “Coltrane’s Sound,” a pivotal album recorded during the same sessions as “My Favorite Things” in 1960. This limited edition release captures Coltrane’s innovative style and masterful performances, making it an essential addition to any jazz collection. This ORG Music audiophile pressing ensures the highest sound quality, bringing Coltrane’s genius to life.

Features:

  • Limited Edition 180g Vinyl: Pressed on high-quality 180g vinyl for superior sound quality.
  • 45 RPM Double LP: Mastered at 45 RPM for enhanced audio fidelity.
  • All-Analog Mastering: Mastered from the original analog tapes by Bernie Grundman.
  • Premium Packaging: Each copy is individually numbered with a gold foil-stamp, adding to its collectible value.
  • Recorded with Jazz Legends: Features performances by Steve Davis (bass), Elvin Jones (drums), and McCoy Tyner (piano).

Track Listing: Side 1:

  1. The Night Has a Thousand Eyes
  2. Central Park West

Side 2:

  1. Liberia
  2. Body and Soul

Side 3:

  1. Equinox

Side 4:

  1. Satellite

Reviews:

  • “A stunning reissue of a classic album. The sound quality is impeccable, and Coltrane’s performance is as captivating as ever.” - DownBeat
  • “This limited edition pressing is a must-have for any serious jazz collector. The attention to detail in the mastering process is evident in every track.” - JazzTimes
  • “Coltrane’s Sound is a masterpiece, and this edition does it justice. The clarity and depth of the sound are remarkable.” - All About Jazz

 



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