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Singer:

Johnny Griffin

Album:

A Blowing Session

Genre:

Jazz

FLAC album size:

1622 mb

MP3 album size:

1288 mb

WMA album size:

1352 mb

Other music formats:

WMA VOX XM MIDI MP3 RA AIFF

Rating:

4.4 ✱

Style:

Hard Bop

Country:

Date of release:

2017

Johnny Griffin - A Blowing Session FLAC

Johnny Griffin Hard Bop 2017 US

Tracklist Hide Credits

A	The Way You Look Tonight Written-By – D. Fields, J. Kern	9:40
B	Ball Bearing Written-By – J. Griffin*	8:10
C	All The Things You Are Written-By – J. Kern-O. Hammerstein II*	10:14
D	Smoke Stack Written-By – J. Griffin*	10:13

Companies, etc.

Exclusive Retailer – Vinyl Me, Please
Record Company – Blue Note Records
Copyright (c) – Capitol Records, LLC
Manufactured By – Universal Music Enterprises
Record Company – UMG Recordings, Inc.
Mastered At – Record Technology Incorporated – 28140
Lacquer Cut At – Cohearent Audio

Credits

Bass – Paul Chambers
Drums – Art Blakey
Lacquer Cut By – KPG*
Photography By – Francis Wolff, Harold Feinstein
Piano – Wynton Kelly
Producer – Alfred Lion
Recorded By – Rudy Van Gelder
Sleeve Notes – Ira Gitler
Tenor Saxophone – Hank Mobley, John Coltrane, Johnny Griffin
Trumpet – Lee Morgan

Notes

Limited to 1500 copies (foil stamped).

A Blue Note Records Release. Originally released 1957 ©2017 Capitol Records, LLC.
Manufactured by Universal Music Enterprises, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc., 2220 Colorado Avenue, Santa Monica, CA 90404.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Spaces removed): 602557670875
Barcode (As printed): 6 02557 67087 5
Matrix / Runout (A-side runout): B0026863-01-A KPG@CA 28140.1...
Matrix / Runout (B-side runout): B0026863-01-B KPG@CA 28140.2...
Matrix / Runout (C-side runout): B0026863-01-C UW KPG@CA 28140.3...
Matrix / Runout (D-side runout): B0026863-01-D KPG@CA 28140.4...

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
BLP 1559	Johnny Griffin	A Blowing Session ‎(LP, Album, Mono)	Blue Note	BLP 1559	US	1957
B1-81559	Johnny Griffin	A Blowing Session ‎(LP, Album, RE)	Blue Note	B1-81559	US	1988
MMBLP-1559	Johnny Griffin	Johnny Griffin, Vol. 2 ‎(2xLP, Mono, Ltd, RE, 180)	Music Matters Ltd.	MMBLP-1559	US	2011
MMBLP-1559, 1559, B0027464-01	Johnny Griffin	Johnny Griffin, Vol. 2 ‎(LP, Mono, Ltd, RE, SRX)	Music Matters Ltd., Blue Note, Universal Music Special Markets	MMBLP-1559, 1559, B0027464-01	US	2019
TOCJ-1559	Johnny Griffin	A Blowing Session ‎(CD, Album, Mono, RE, RM)	Blue Note	TOCJ-1559	Japan	1996

CrazyDemon

Please note any information found online implying that this uses the same cut as the Music Matters 45rpm release is FALSE.Though they do both have KPG@CA in the runout, I noticed on the Hoffman boards there was some discussion about the matrix info being totally different between the original Music Matters 45 and this one. Sometimes the info on the plates can be added to or even altered, but I figured I’d message Kevin Gray and get to the bottom of the mystery. Here’s his confirmation that these are different. “Ok. First off it was cut twice. The new one is not the same cutting as Music Matters. I'm unfortunately not at liberty to discuss sources used, but I think you get the idea...” That says it all. Shame, as this does look nice. The amber vinyl is pretty and all, but I’m sticking to the Music Matters pressing!

Braendo

It's fine, nowhere near a Music Matters pressing in any respect though. I don't think the poster was insinuating that KG made an inferior cut. If you read the response he posted he is suggesting the provenance of the source tapes is not the same. MM first gen master tapes, this one is anyones guess. Its not bad, just not great.

interactive man

Shame? This version is amazing as well. It might have been cut on 2 separate occasions but I doubt they, Kevin Gray especially, would try to make an inferior cut. I haven't heard the MM version but I'm sure the differences are subtle, but even then, as long as this is on sale for $32 (including the shipping!) it's a no-brainer as to which version to get!

Qwert

The vinyl pressing quality is fantastic. Gorgeous color, great sound, quiet as well. Only thing I would've liked is to have a gatefold cover. The sleeve is a bit flimsy.

Dalarin

Great sounding and great visually. Flat and quiet record. Recommended.

Agalen

My record had some like sticky shit on the last side of the second record.

CONVERSE

Thanks! That’s what I figured. Really appreciate the clarification. Cheers!

Ishnjurus

Anybody who has this pressing, is this Mono or Stereo? It doesn't specify on the album itself, but it definitely sounds like a Mono pressing to me. Would appreciate any feedback. Thanks in advance.

Delagamand

This isn’t true. Would be nice! But not the case. I noticed on the Hoffman boards there was some discussion about the matrix info being totally different between the original Music Matters 45 and this one. Sometimes the info on the plates can be added to or even altered, but I figured I’d message Kevin Gray and get to the bottom of the mystery. Here’s his confirmation that these are different. “Ok. First off it was cut twice. The new one is not the same cutting as Music Matters. I'm unfortunately not at liberty to discuss sources used, but I think you get the idea...” That says it all. The amber vinyl is pretty and all, but I’m sticking to the Music Matters pressing!

Walianirv

This available directly from Vinyl Me, Please without being a member of the club for $30 plus shipping (free shipping if you are a member)

Diab

Still available from Vinyl Me Please and will be open for the public to order soon

Mr.Champions

Is this Mono or Stereo? It doesn't specify on the album itself, but it definitely sounds like a Mono pressing to me. Would appreciate any feedback. Thanks in advance.