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John Coltrane: Both Directions At Once (1963) [Vinyl, 24-96]
Both Directions At Once: The Lost Album
"Untitled Original 11383" (Take 1)
"Nature Boy"
"Untitled Original 11386" (Take 1)
"Vilia" (Take 3) (based on Franz Lehár's "Vilja Song" from The Merry Widow)
"Impressions" (Take 3)
"Slow Blues"
"One Up, One Down" (Take 1)
"Vilia" (Take 5)
"Impressions" (Take 1)
"Impressions" (Take 2)
"Impressions" (Take 4)
"Untitled Original 11386" (Take 2)
"Untitled Original 11386" (Take 5)
"One Up, One Down" (Take 6)
John Coltrane – tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone, McCoy Tyner – piano, Jimmy Garrison – double bass, Elvin Jones – drums
Recorded March 6, 1963 at Rudy Van Gelder Studio
"Untitled Original 11383" (Take 1)
"Nature Boy"
"Untitled Original 11386" (Take 1)
"Vilia" (Take 3) (based on Franz Lehár's "Vilja Song" from The Merry Widow)
"Impressions" (Take 3)
"Slow Blues"
"One Up, One Down" (Take 1)
"Vilia" (Take 5)
"Impressions" (Take 1)
"Impressions" (Take 2)
"Impressions" (Take 4)
"Untitled Original 11386" (Take 2)
"Untitled Original 11386" (Take 5)
"One Up, One Down" (Take 6)
John Coltrane – tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone, McCoy Tyner – piano, Jimmy Garrison – double bass, Elvin Jones – drums
Recorded March 6, 1963 at Rudy Van Gelder Studio
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D3. "Bess, Oh Where's My Bess?" (Ira Gershwin)
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Bill Miller, Paul Smith – piano
Tony Rizzi – guitar
Joe Mondragon – double bass
Alvin Stoller – drums
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3 "Tippin'" (Donald Byrd)
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03 The Charlie Parker Septet Yardbird Suite (C. Parker)
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