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Disc 01
01. "Prince of Darkness"
02. "Pee Wee"
03. "Masqualero"
04. "The Sorcerer"
Disc 02
01. "Limbo"
02. "Vonetta"
03. "Nothing like you"
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 | | Number of discs: |
2 |
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180gr./ Numbered |
| | Description: | ? Limitierte Sonderauflage von 2500 nummerierten LPs auf Translucent Green Vinyl
? Audiophiles 180g Vinyl
? Featuring Ron Carter, Herbie Hancock, Tony Williams und Wayne Shorter
? Vocals von Bob Dorough bei ??Nothing Like You?
? Miles Davis gilt als eine der einflussreichsten und bekanntesten Persönlichkeiten in der Geschichte des Jazz und der Musik des 20. Jahrhunderts. Auf Wunsch von George Avakian, dem Geschäftsführer von Columbia Records, gründete er 1955 sein erstes reguläres Quintett. Nachdem alle Mitglieder des ersten Quintetts Davis einige Jahre später verlie?en, stellte er 1963 den Kern des zweiten Quintetts und Ende 1964 das letzte Mitglied ein. Das zweite Quintett nahm bis Ende der 60er Jahre zusammen auf. "Sorcerer" ist das dritte Album des Second Great Miles Davis Quintet. Das Quintett bestand aus Miles Davis an der Trompete, Wayne Shorter am Tenorsaxophon, Herbie Hancock am Klavier, Ron Carter am Bass und Tony Williams am Schlagzeug.
"Sorcerer" wurde im Mai 1967 aufgenommen und hat einen dunkleren Sound. Der letzte Song des Albums, "Nothing Like You", wird von Bob Dorough gesungen. Sorcerer ist in einer limitierten Auflage von 2500 einzeln nummerierten Exemplaren auf grünem, durchscheinendem Vinyl erhältlich. - 180GR./NUMBERED1967 Post-Bop Classic the Third of Five Albums from Miles' Prized Second Quintet Mastered from the Original Master Tapes: Sorcerer Has Never Sounded More Dynamic, Present, Warm, or Tonally Rich Mood, Inflection, and Nuance Take Center Stage on Compositions Steeped in Sophisticated Expressionism a Dozen Five-Star Miles Davis Albums Spanning 1958-1971 Available from Mobile Fidelity on Definitive-Sounding LP: Get All 12 Filled with aural magic and enchanting musical spells, Sorcerer is true to it's name. The third of five albums devised by Miles Davis' legendary second quintet - and the second record in a still-unprecedented string of eight consecutive releases within a four-year period that forever changed the face of jazz - the 1967 magnum opus mesmerizes with instrumental colors, subdued musings, and subtle details. These crucial characteristics blossom with vibrant realism on Mobile Fidelity's definitive 45RPM pressing. Mastered from the original master tapes and pressed on 180g 45RM vinyl at RTI, this collectable audiophile edition of Sorcerer joins the ranks of eleven other essential Davis records given supreme sonic and packaging treatment by Mobile Fidelity. Longtime listeners will immediately recognize a wealth of information and depth of tonality unavailable on prior versions. The myriad shadings, interwoven textures, and relaxed nuances that tie the post-bop set's warm compositions together are rendered with utmost realism. This is a reference-standard reissue. You'll hear poetic lyricism pouring out of Wayne Shorter's horn, the breadth and definition of the notes spreading across an enormous soundstage. Never before have drummer Tony Williams' rim shots ricocheted with such purpose or his light percussive work mirrored that of a feather touching skin. Similarly, Herbie Hancock's piano runs now occupy their own space, where their relationship to the central rhythms and front line becomes clearer. Prizing inflection and nuance more so than heady solos or uptempo flights, Sorcerer mesmerizes with cerebal properties and cascades of emotional interplay. Such beauty emerges in the mellow ballad "Pee Wee," an indeible statement of restrained authority and sophisticated expression. The swirling title track unfolds as jazz shadow play, Hancock, Shorter, and Williams mirroring one another's moves with guile and purpose. The opening "Prince of Darkness" showcases the ensemble's reach and communication, every musician going in seemingly different directions yet ending up on the same page. A lasting example of Davis' visionary insight, Sorcerer is comprised entirely of pieces written by his band mates. Indeed, save for the closing "Nothing Like You" - a brief tribute to Davis' eventual wife, who also graces the cover, recorded in 1962 and adorned with vocals from Bob Dorough the album represents a further maturation and refinement of a quintet that stands as one of the finest in jazz history. Mobile Fidelity is proud to give the record the treatment it's long deserved. 1967, 2014 Columbia Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
1/4" / 15 IPS analog master to DSD 256
"The Sorcerer" is a landmark LP by the legendary jazz trumpeter Miles Davis, released in 1967. This album captures Davis and his Second Great Quintet at their creative peak, blending post-bop innovation with subtle avant-garde influences. The record features masterful performances from Wayne Shorter (saxophone), Herbie Hancock (piano), Ron Carter (bass), and Tony Williams (drums). Tracks like "Pee Wee" and "Masqualero" showcase the group's telepathic interplay and boundary-pushing artistry. This edition is produced by Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab (Mfsl), renowned for their audiophile-grade reissues that preserve the original sound quality while enhancing clarity and depth. Mfsl has built a reputation among collectors for meticulous remastering processes using high-quality materials to deliver an unparalleled listening experience. Miles Davis remains one of music?s most influential figures, celebrated for groundbreaking albums such as "Kind of Blue," "Bitches Brew," and his transformative impact on modern jazz. | | | No. of tracks: |
7 |
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MFSL 2-435 |
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