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One Down, One Up (Live At The Half Note)

John Coltrane

2005 · Jazz

3 collectors on Gatefold own this

One Down, One Up (Live At The Half Note) by John Coltrane

One Down, One Up (Live At The Half Note) is a Jazz album by John Coltrane, originally released in 2005. On Gatefold: 12 pressings tracked, owned by 3 collectors.

About

With <i>A Love Supreme</i> under their belt, Coltrane’s classic quartet were primed to push ahead into more intense realms during their live shows. Although recorded on lo-fi equipment, these two sets still give an invaluable look at Trane’s move toward a marathon performance style in the mid-’60s. The lengthy title track starts in the middle of a bass solo and holds sway for another half hour, with Trane’s ferocious duo passages with drummer Elvin Jones something to experience.

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Tracklist

  1. 1-1Introductions & Announcements1:36
  2. 1-2One Down, One Up27:40
  3. 1-3Announcements0:52
  4. 1-4Afro Blue12:44
  5. 2-1Introductions & Announcements0:44
  6. 2-2Song Of Praise19:39
  7. 2-3Announcements0:43
  8. 2-4My Favorite Things22:47

Sound DNA

  • Jazz
  • Post-Bop & Modal
  • warm
  • intense
  • cerebral

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Recorded 1965 at the Half Note, New York City: disc 1 on March 26; disc 2 on May 7.
On the CD shrink wrap sticker, it says, "Transferred from the Coltrane family's personal master tapes, these recordings are receiving their first official release."
Mastered at Foothill Digital/NYC.
2 CDs come in 6-panel double digipak with 20-page booklet.

Credits

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Performers

3 collectors on Gatefold own this · 12 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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