Sound Comparison Blue Note King Record GXK normal Vs White Label Promo!
Kenny Drew Undercurrent Blue Note GXK 8120 King Record
Kenny Drew Undercurrent Blue Note GXK 8120 King Record
You maybe remember when I featured a peculiar Blue Note UA Blue Black Tone label copy, Kenny Burrell Midnight Blue BST 84123.https://jazzbluesjapan.jp/another-peculiar-rvg-copy-found/Yes, I did ask Andrew of a famous London Jazz Collector LJC, and he responded to me with his new article. But I forgot to put it on my blog/email, haha!Let me just recap…
I think this Bill Evans Live album is really RARE and Great but not known among the Jazz collectors.Bill Evans Jazzhouse MilestoneI also rarely get this album, a reissue? by Victor Music Japan VIJ 28141. These live sessions were oroginally recorded in Copenhagen Denmark in 1969 but the recording was not meant to sell commercially….
I love this album.Freddie Hubbard Night of Cookers Vol.1 and 2 Blue NoteWithout a doubt, these series are great, right?Freddie and ther other sesion members are all great playing like crazy! The sound quality is also great. RVG was genius recording live with this quality!! in the 60’s? Crazy…When I first listened to these sessions,…
Art Blakey released many albums, especially on Blue Note as you know. But there many others he released other than Blue Note and are great as well.In the past I featured some but this title isOne Of The Most Underrated Titles of Art Blakey!The title is A Night In Tunisia – Art Blakey on RCA VictorAs…
Welcome back to the JBJ Jazz Lab!This time’s sound comparison is also interesting.John Coltrane Blue Train, King Record GXK vs EMI Music Japan Premium reissue in 2014Well.. as for the GXK of King Record, most of you guys know about it, right? But for the EMI Music one is not known I believe.3 points I…
I really didn’t care about these premium reissues until recently. I thought they used the digital process, BUT I found out that they NEVER USED digital process reissuing these Atlantic titles!They used the original MONO master and mastering, cutting were done here in Japan. The pressing was done in Germany at Optimal.This premium reissue series…
They sound the same to me: very clear and detailed. I should play both records on my system to make a better comparison.
In the past white label promo copies were made before the normal issues to promote records on the radio and they are said to have a better sound as matrix and stampers are newer at the beginning of the press process. I made this comparison with 50’s and 60’s records (promo copy and normal issue of the same 7”) but never found big differences.
Andrea, thanks for your comment!
Maybe I had a preconception that white promo would be better…
In anyway, the main thing is to enjoy the great music we have!