Sample Image4 photosWith 2x Inner Sleeve(stain) Record has hairlines, scratch, warp. Sleeve has stain, ringwear. damaged of edge.
Available Pressings
Vinyl, LP x2BYG RecordsYX-4001~21973Japan+ Insertfrom$23.00
Sample Image9 photosTracklist
- A1. Naima
- A2. Impressions
- B. Blue Valse (Part 1)
- C1. Blue Valse (Part 2)
- C2. Afro Blue
- D. Impressions
Notes
Tracks 1 & 2: Antibes Jazz Festival - July 27, 1965 Tracks 3 to 5: Salle Pleyel, Paris - July 28, 1965 Original price (from the back cover): ¥ 3.600
Additional Notes
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout: THLM-7021 〄 2TZ 1-A-3 (Record 1, Side A)
- Matrix / Runout: THLM-7022 〄 1-A-4 (Record 1, Side B)
- Matrix / Runout: THLM-7023 〄 2TZ 1-A-2 (Record 2, Side A)
- Matrix / Runout: THLM-7024 〄 1-A-2 (Record 2, Side B)
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Vinyl, LP x2AffinityAFFD 241979UK+ Inner Sleevefrom$24.00
Sample Image4 photosTracklist
- A1. Naima
- A2. Impressions
- B. Blue Valse Part One
- C1. Blue Valse Part Two
- C2. Afro Blue
- D. Impressions - 2nd Version
Notes
Different label design Live In Paris for this release.
Three sides of this double LP come from a concert Coltrane played at the Salle Pleyel in Paris on July 28, 1965 (with McCoy Tyner on piano, Jimmy Garrison on bass and Elvin Jones on drums), but the first side of the LP was recorded outdoors at the Antibes Jazz Festival (held a day earlier). “While the audience lounged in shorts… the quartet sweltered on stage in tuxedos”.
A1 & A2 = Antibes Jazz Festival, July 27, 1965
B to D = Salle Pleyel, Paris July 28, 1965
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Vinyl, LP x2AffinityAFFD 241979UK+ Inner Sleevefrom$19.00
Sample Image9 photosTracklist
- A1. Naima
- A2. Impressions
- B. Blue Valse Part One
- C1. Blue Valse Part Two
- C2. Afro Blue
- D. Impressions - 2nd Version
Notes
Three sides of this double LP come from a concert Coltrane played at the Salle Pleyel in Paris on July 28, 1965 (with McCoy Tyner on piano, Jimmy Garrison on bass and Elvin Jones on drums), but the first side of the LP was recorded outdoors at the Antibes Jazz Festival (held a day earlier). “While the audience lounged in shorts… the quartet sweltered on stage in tuxedos”. A1 & A2 = Antibes Jazz Festival, July 27, 1965 B to D = Salle Pleyel, Paris July 28, 1965
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