Miles Davis - The Complete Birth Of The Cool FLAC

Tracklist

Credits

• Alto Saxophone – Lee Konitz
• Baritone Saxophone – Gerry Mulligan
• Bass – Al McKibbon, Joe Shulman, Nelson Boyd
• Drums – Kenny Clarke, Max Roach
• Edited By – Kurt Lundvall
• French Horn – Junior Collins, Sandy Siegelstein
• Piano – Al Haig, John Lewis
• Producer – Pete Rugolo, Walter Rivers
• Producer [Original Studio Sessions] – Pete Rugolo
• Reissue Producer – Mark Levinson, Michael Cuscuna, Phil Schaap
• Remastered By [Live Set At Sony Studios] – Phil Schaap
• Remastered By [Studio Sessions Using Cello Equipment] – Mark Levinson
• Research [Live Material Researched, Provided And Transferred] – Phil Schaap
• Trombone – J.J. Johnson, Kai Winding, Mike Zwerin
• Trumpet – Miles Davis
• Tuba – Bill Barber
• Vocals – Kenny Hagood

Notes

Tracks 13 to 21 recorded live at Royal Roost, New York (NY) on September 4, 1948
Tracks 22 to 25 recorded live at Royal Roost, New York (NY) on September 18, 1948
Tracks 1, 2, 5, 7 recorded at WOR Studios, New York (NY) January 21, 1949
Tracks 4, 8, 10, 11 recorded at WOR Studios, New York (NY) April 22, 1949
Tracks 3, 6, 9, 12 recorded at WOR Studios, New York (NY) March 9, 1950

Edited using Sonic Solutions with High Resolution 88.2Khz sampling rate.

Barcodes

• Mastering SID Code: L043
• Matrix / Runout: 724349455023
• Matrix / Runout: Mastered By EMI MFG

Album

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