Sent To The Gallows
Miles Davis - Ascenseur Pour L'Échafaud [SR13/1 FRA 2021 24-Bit 176.4kHz FLAC]
Originally recorded at Le Poste Parisien Studio in Paris on December 4th & 5th 1957 and released on Fontana Records, in Europe only during 1958 as the soundtrack to the Louis Malle French-noir movie, Ascenseur Pour L'Échafaud.
Nearly all subsequent represses of this ten inch album were from fake stereo digital transfers, however Paris label Sam Records succeeded in sourcing the original mono master tapes and released this pure all analogue repress (or facsimile as they like to call it) in two limited runs of 1000 pressings.
This rip should have appeared yesterday, but as I am quite busy will real world work, I hope the jazz fans among Needle Time followers won't mind some Monday jazz.
A1 Générique
A2 L'Assassinat De Carala
A3 Sur L'Autoroute
A4 Julien Dans L'Ascenseur
A5 Florence Sur Les Champs-Élysées
B1 Dîner Au Motel
B2 Évasion De Julien
B3 Visite Du Vigile
B4 Au Bar Du Petit Bac
B5 Chez Le Photographe Du Motel

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ReplyDeleteHell yes! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteAs I have never heard this I'm especially looking forward to this original-tape mono. Many thanks!
ReplyDeleteBrian
Good intel on the Sam Records version, tyvm!
ReplyDeleteA big thanks.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. Thank you.
ReplyDeletethanks a bunch for this extraordinary masterpiece, Blogmeister 👍🎶🔊
ReplyDeleteThis is in my top three Jazz albums of all time. Glad to see you have a copy. Curious to know if my slightly less recent vinyl copy is truly from the original masters as well: https://www.discogs.com/release/12060443-Miles-Davis-Ascenseur-Pour-L%C3%A9chafaud
ReplyDeletePossibly ....if there was a stereo master in addition to the analog. Most stuff cut at Abbey Road these days is from digital transfers of master tapes.
DeletePeople can do their own research but I believe this was improvised by the band as they watched an early print of the movie. (Lift To The Scaffold [or Gallows] in English).
ReplyDeleteOh superb! An absolute classic - many thanks for this.
ReplyDeletealways grateful for any miles, thank you
ReplyDeleteIn mono! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI like both - the music and the movie. Thanks for this rip, Blogmeister.
ReplyDeleteSounds fantastic. Thank you
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