Album
Quiet Nights
1963 · Jazz
13 collectors on Gatefold own this
Quiet Nights is a Jazz album by Miles Davis, originally released in 1963. On Gatefold: 80 pressings tracked, owned by 13 collectors.
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Quiet Nights is a 1963 Miles Davis album made with arranger and conductor Gil Evans, and it is often described as their final full-album collaboration. The record blends bossa nova influence with Brazilian, Spanish, and jazz material, giving it a cool, atmospheric sound.
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1Song #21:35
- A2Once Upon A Summertime3:25
- A3Aos Pes Da Cruz4:14
- A4Song #14:32
Side B
- B1Wait Till You See Her4:02
- B2Corcovado2:41
- B3Summer Night6:03
Sound DNA
- Jazz
- Latin Jazz
- velvety
- meditative
- tropical
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
This is the 1st release pressed on Columbia 2-eye label and "NONBREAKABLE" beneath the cat#. "360 SOUND STEREO..." at the bottom in black letters (on the 2nd pressing these letters are white).
No "o" in runouts, meaning this release was not mastered by Customatrix, unlike Quiet Nights (US 1963) (opens in a new tab)
(R) Columbia [logo] Marcas Reg.
Recorded at: CBS 30th Street Studio, New York City
July 27, 1962 (A3, B2)
August 13, 1962 (A4,B1)
November 6, 1962 (A1, A2)
April 17, 1963 (B3)
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Frank ButlerDRUMS
- George ColemanSAXOPHONE TENOR SAXOPHONE
- Gil EvansARRANGED BY, CONDUCTOR CONDUCTOR
- Gil Evans And His OrchestraORCHESTRA
- Miles DavisPERFORMER, TRUMPET TRUMPET
- Ron CarterBASS DOUBLE BASS
- Victor FeldmanPIANO
- Al BlockFLUTE
- Anthony WilliamsDRUMS
- Art MaebeFRENCH HORN
- Bernie GlowTRUMPET
- Bill BarberTUBA
- Bob TricaricoBASSOON
- Donald CorradoFRENCH HORN
- Elvin JonesPERCUSSION
- Ernie RoyalTRUMPET
- Frank RehakTROMBONE
- Fred DuttonBASSOON
13 collectors on Gatefold own this · 80 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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