John Coltrane – Blue Train

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Label:	Blue Note – BNS 81577
Format:	Vinyl , LP, Album, Stereo
Country:	Italy
Released:	1967
Genre:	Jazz
Style:	Hard Bop

Tracklist

A1		Blue Train Written-By – Coltrane*
A2		Moment's Notice Written-By – Coltrane*
B1		Locomotion Written-By – Coltrane*
B2		I'm Old Fashioned Written-By – Mercer*
B3		Lazy Bird Written-By – Coltrane*

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Credits

Bass – Paul Chambers (3)
Design [Cover] – Reid Miles
Drums – "Philly" Joe Jones
Lacquer Cut By – RVG*
Liner Notes – Robert Levin (2)
Photography By – Francis Wolff
Piano – Kenny Drew
Producer – Alfred Lion
Recorded By – Rudy Van Gelder
Tenor Saxophone – John Coltrane
Trombone – Curtis Fuller
Trumpet – Lee Morgan

Notes

First Italian Press
Blue Note - The Finest in Jazz Since 1939 - A Product of Liberty Records
Cat. nr. on front cover (upper right corner) BLP 1577
Cat. nr. back cover (upper right side) Blue Note 1577
Cat. nr. on labels (as on images) BNS 81577
High Fidelity
Stereo Blue Note
Cover protesta in U.S.A.
On label BIEM (Italian Rights Society)
Different positions of title and artist name on cover and labels from other edition

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Side A Etched (RVG STEREO stamped)): BN-ST81577 A RVG STEREO
Matrix / Runout (Side B Etched (RVG STEREO stamped)): BN-ST-81577 B RVG STEREO
Rights Society: BIEM

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
	Blue Train (LP, Album, Mono, No®)	Blue Note	BLP 1577, 1577	US	1958
New Submission	Blue Train (LP, Album, Repress, Mono, No ®)	Blue Note	1577, BLP 1577	US	1958
Recently Edited	Blue Train (LP, Album, Mono, NY23 Label)	Blue Note	BLP 1577	US	1958
New Submission	Blue Train (LP, Album, Mono, NY23 Label)	Blue Note	BLP 1577	US	1958
New Submission	Blue Train (LP, Album, Repress, Mono)	Blue Note	BLP 1577	US	1959

Reviews

Closed Nov 23, 2020
I can't believe people are paying big bucks for this pressing. It's an Italian pressing (BIEM), NOT an American one. Yes, it was printed "Made in USA" on Jackets, but they weren't -- or at least the records weren't pressed in the US. Hell, the BNS catalog number is a dead giveaway -- Blue Note certainly never used that prefix in the USA. Once again an instance of Discogs massively misinforming people.