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| | | | | GUEST POST : Richard Capeless, October 23, 2014 Ed. Note: In the second draft of this article, I aimed to trim much of the fat. For those of you who have already read the first draft, I hope that you will find this one more focused, better organized, and easier to digest. - Rich Capeless,... | |
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| | | | | Following Fred Cohen's Guide Fred Cohen's definitive "Guide to First Pressing of Blue Note" (Jazz Record Centre, New York ) condenses the original pressing characteristics of each Blue Note title to a single line line, derived from the "collective wisdom" of several (undisclosed) elite collectors. Example: 4059 W63i, dg-s2, P, RVGs, br /... | |
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| | | | | I should get that $12,600 copy of Blue Train on the record, pardon the pun: John Coltrane, Blue Train, Blue Note 1577. This was an original pressing with the New York 23 label on Side One and the West 63rd Street label on Side Two. It was sold by our friends at the Jazz Record | |
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