Relaxin' With The MILES DAVIS Quintet PRLP 7129 A/B Coltrane RVG Original 1950’s
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$ 84 Sold For
Aug 20, 2026 Sold Date
Aug 13, 2026 Start Date
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Relaxin' With The MILES DAVIS Quintet PRLP 7129 A/B Coltrane RVG Original 1950’s. Item Specifics

  • Artist: The Miles Davis Quintet (Featuring John Coltrane, Red Garland, Paul Chambers, Philly Joe Jones)
  • Title: Relaxin' With The Miles Davis Quintet
  • Record Label: Prestige Records
  • Catalog Number: PRLP 7129
  • Format: 12" Vinyl LP
  • Release Year: 1958
  • Edition: Early Pressing (First Bergenfield Address Variant)
  • Audio Channels: Mono
  • Special Label Features: Yellow/Black Fireworks Label with Bergenfield, N.J. Address
  • Runout / Matrix Stamps: Hand-etched matrix numbers and machine-stamped "RVG"
Item Description Up for sale is a beautiful, highly collectible original vintage mono pressing of Relaxin' with the Miles Davis Quintet on Prestige Records. Recorded by Rudy Van Gelder, this album is part of the historic 1956 marathon sessions that produced the quintet's legendary four-album run (Cookin', Relaxin', Workin', and Steamin'). This particular copy features the early Bergenfield, N.J. fireworks label text introduced right after Prestige transitioned from their initial NYC address in late 1958. It retains the essential deep-groove indentation in the label area and the signature RVG stamp in the runout matrix. Tracklist:
  • A1. If I Were A Bell
  • A2. You're My Everything
  • A3. I Could Write A Book
  • B1. Oleo
  • B2. It Could Happen To You
  • B3. Woody'n You
Condition Description
  • Vinyl Disc: Glossy vinyl surface. Shows minimal light hairlines under bright inspection. Center spindle hole has virtually no wear.
  • Dead Wax: Stamped "RVG" is crisp and legible on the runout tracks.
  • Jacket Sleeve: Front jacket displays Esmond Edwards' iconic abstract geometric artwork with excellent color preservation. The back cover remains bright and highly readable, showing only light edge wear and standard vintage shelf aging. Seams are solid.


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