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GBP |
Media |
Condition |
Label |
| Time Further Out: Miro Reflections |
4.31 |
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CD |
Near Mint (NM or M-)/Near Mint (NM or M-) |
Columbia CK64668 |
| Item Number: 2426634782 |
369188, nm/nm
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Tracklist
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| 1 | It's A Raggy Waltz | 5:12 | | 2 | Bluette | 5:21 | | 3 | Charles Matthew Hallelujah | 2:52 | | 4 | Far More Blue | 4:38 | | 5 | Far More Drums | 4:00 | | 6 | Maori Blues | 3:54 | | 7 | Unsquare Dance | 2:00 | | 8 | Bru's Boogie Woogie | 2:28 | | 9 | Blue Shadows In The Street | 6:35 | | 10 | Slow And Easy (A. K. A. Lawless Mike) | 3:29 | | 11 | It's A Raggy Waltz (Live At Carnegie Hall) | 6:37 |
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Barcode and Identifiers
Barcode: 5099706466826
Label Code: LC 0162
Distribution Code: CB 731
Rights Society: SACEM BIEM
: CDM
Matrix / RunoutVariant 1: S0106466810-0101 21 A1
Mastering SID CodeVariant 1: IFPI L551
Mould SID CodeVariant 1: IFPI 94K5
Matrix / RunoutVariant 2: S0106466810-0101 12 A3
Mastering SID CodeVariant 2: IFPI L552
Mould SID CodeVariant 2: IFPI 9448
Matrix / RunoutVariant 3: Sony Music S0106466810-0101 31 A4
Mastering SID CodeVariant 3: IFPI L551
Mould SID CodeVariant 3: IFPI 94K6
Matrix / RunoutVariant 4: S0106466810-0101 12 A1
Mastering SID CodeVariant 4: IFPI L552
Mould SID CodeVariant 4: IFPI 94H1
Matrix / RunoutVariant 5: Sony Music S0106466810-0101 21 A2
Mastering SID CodeVariant 5: IFPI L551
Mould SID CodeVariant 5: IFPI 945A
Matrix / RunoutVariant 6: Sony Music S0106466810-0101 31 A3
Mastering SID CodeVariant 6: IFPI L551
Mould SID CodeVariant 6: IFPI 946A
Credits
A&R [Coordinator] - Patti Matheny
Alto Saxophone - Paul Desmond
Art Direction - Tony Sellari
Bass - Eugene Wright
Cover [Painting] - Joan Miró
Design - Randall Martin
Design [Assistant] - Ken Fredette
Drums - Joe Morello
Engineer [Recording] - Fred Plaut
Mastered By [Digitally] - Mark Wilder
Photography By - Don Hunstein
Piano, Composed By, Liner Notes - Dave Brubeck
Producer - Teo Macero
Producer [Associate] - Nedra Olds-Neal
Reissue Producer - Russell Gloyd
Notes
Standard jewel case with 12-page booklet.
Track 10 and 11 are additional tracks not released on original LP.
Track 1 Recorded May 3, 1961 in NYC
Tracks 2 & 3 Recorded May 25, 1961 in NYC
Tracks 4 & 8 Recorded June 2, 1961 in NYC
Tracks 5, 6 & 7 Recorded June 8, 1961 in NYC
Track 9 Recorded May 12, 1961 in NYC
Track 10 Recorded May 25, 1961 in NYC
Track 11 Recorded 1963 at Carnegie Hall in NYC
On disc:
01-064668-10
NONBREAKABLE
MADE IN AUSTRIA
On back:
(C) 1996 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
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Note
Images and tracklisting are supplied by a third party and matched by catalogue number or barcode. Tracks on the release may differ from what is being sold.
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| Release Country: Europe |
| Release Date: 1996 |
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