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Montgomery Bros. Quintet - Clyp
edit: you can buy the original acetate here. the seller is such a champ for allowing us to hear it.
ULTRA RARE MILES DAVIS SEXTET ACETATE LIVE SF AUDITORIUM UNREALEASED 1960 HEAR | eBayLast edited by djg; 01-05-2021 at 01:18 PM.
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01-05-2021 07:08 AM
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Am I understanding right? Is the auction you've linked to (Miles Davis Sextet with Buddy Montgomery) different than the song you've linked to (Montgomery Brothers quintet)?
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Originally Posted by Cunamara
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OK. But the disc being auctioned and the sound file don't match. Odd.
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Originally Posted by Cunamara
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Djg, is this some kind of game you're playing? Why not just answer the question?
There are two acetates in the auction, scroll through the pictures.
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Originally Posted by AllanAllen
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Something of an oversight that the seller doesn’t appear to mention that in the description? you’d think it would help his sale to know it’s Miles on one side, Wes on the other.
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Originally Posted by grahambop
comments about the music? wes just had recorded incredible jazz guitar a few months earlier. i like this west coast blues version, we have too little wes with his brother buddy. great to hear him on west coast blues. quite a busy comper. never heard of the sax player but i dig him as well.
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Originally Posted by djg
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If JC = John Coltrane, there was a very famous jam session with Wes sitting in with Coltrane's band at the Monterey Jazz Festival 9/24/61. There's even a photo by Jim Marshall.
WES MONTGOMERY / JOHN COLTRANE / MONTERREY jazz festival 1961 | Jazz You Too
Allegedly Wes had no trouble keeping up with the tunes and afterwards Trane asked him to join the band, which Wes turned down since he was pursuing his own career and leading his own band. Apparently there was no recording of this, at least none that has surfaced, but of course there is a perennial hope that someday someone will find tapes in a drawer somewhere... I mean, after all, you would think everything would be recorded at a jazz festival but maybe back in those days that wasn't as true.
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Originally Posted by PMB
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Originally Posted by djg
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