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Miles Davis: Enigma (1952-53) [Vinyl, 24-192]
A1 Enigma Alternate (Take 1)
A2 Kelo Alternate (Take 1)
B1 Chance It Alternate (Take 3)
B2 Chance It Alternate (Take 4)
Trumpet – Miles Davis;
Alto Saxophone – Jackie McLean (B1, B2);
Tenor Saxophone – Jimmy Heath (A1);
Trombone – J.J. Johnson (A1, B1, B2);
Piano – Gil Coggins (A1);
Bass – Oscar Pettiford (B1, B2), Percy Heath (A1);
Drums – Art Blakey (A1, A2), Kenny Clarke (B1, B2)
A2 Kelo Alternate (Take 1)
B1 Chance It Alternate (Take 3)
B2 Chance It Alternate (Take 4)
Trumpet – Miles Davis;
Alto Saxophone – Jackie McLean (B1, B2);
Tenor Saxophone – Jimmy Heath (A1);
Trombone – J.J. Johnson (A1, B1, B2);
Piano – Gil Coggins (A1);
Bass – Oscar Pettiford (B1, B2), Percy Heath (A1);
Drums – Art Blakey (A1, A2), Kenny Clarke (B1, B2)
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