(Cool) Art Pepper & Eleven - Modern Jazz Classics - 1959, FLAC (tracks+.cue) lossless
Треклист:
Art Pepper & Eleven - Modern Jazz Classics (1959)
Жанр: Cool
Дата записи: Mar 14, 1959-May 11, 1959
Год издания оригинала: 1959
Год переиздания: 1991
Издатель (лейбл): Fantasy
Номер по каталогу: OJCCD 341-2
Тип: Remaster
Аудио кодек: FLAC (*.flac)
Тип рипа: (tracks + .cue)
Корректность рипа: EAC ripped, correct read offset, test and copy, accuratelly ripped
Битрейт аудио: lossless
Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: да
Продолжительность: 54:48
Источник (релизер): Zavit's collection, мой рип
Трэклист:
1. MOVE 3:26 (Denzil Best)
2. GROOVIN' HIGH 3:22 (Dizzy Gillespie)
3. OPUS DE FUNK 3:13 (Horace Silver)
4. 'ROUND MIDNIGHT 3:32 (Monk-Williams)
5. FOUR BROTHERS 2:57 (Jimmy Giuffre)
6. SHAW NUFF 2:58 (Gillespie-Parker)
7. BERNIE'STUNE 2:44 (Leiber-Stoller-Miller)
8. WALKIN'SHOES 3:31 (Gerry Mulligan)
9. ANTHROPOLOGY 3:19 (Gillespie-Parker)
10. AIREGIN 3:01 (Sonny Rollins)
11. WALKIN' (original take) 5:15 (Richard Carpenter)
*12. WALKIN' (alternate take 1) 4:54
*13. WALKIN' (alternate take 2) 4:58
14. DONNA LEE (original take) 3:23 (Charlie Parker)
*15. DONNA LEE (alternate take) 3:22
* Additional tracks not on original LP.
"Opus de Funk", "Round Midnight," "Walkin' Shoes," "Airegin" - Recorded March 14, 1959.
"Groovin' High," "Shaw Nuff," "Anthropology," "Donna Lee" - Recorded March 28,1959
"Move," "Four Brothers," "Bernie's Tune," "Walkin"' - Recorded May 12,1959.
Arranged and conducted by MARTY PAICH
Recording engineer - Roy DuNann
All selections recorded at Contemporary's studio, Los Angeles.
Mastering — Phil De Lancie (Fantasy Studios, Berkeley)
Состав:
ART PEPPER, PETE CANDOLI, JACK SHELDON - trumpets
DICK NASH - trombone
BOB ENEVOLDSEN - tenor sax or valve trombone
VINCE DE ROSA - French horn
HERB GELLER - alto sax
BILL PERKINS - tenor sax
MED FLORY - baritone sax
RUSS FREEMAN - piano
JOE MONDRAGON - bass
MEL LEWIS - drums
"Groovin' High," "Shaw Nuff," "Anthropology," "Donna Lee" same personnel except AL PORCINO (trumpet) replaced Pete Candoli; BUD SHANK (alto sax) replaced Herb Geller
"Move," "Four Brothers," "Bernie's Tune," "Walkin"' same personnel except CHARLIE KENNEDY (alto sax) replaced Bud Shank; RICHIE KAMUCA (tenor sax) replaced Bill Perkins; Al Porcino replaced Pete Candoli.
Издания:
1986 - CD [Remastered] - Contemporary - VDJ-1578
1988 - CD [Bonus Tracks], [Remastered] Original Jazz Classics - 341
1991 - CD - Contemporary/OJC - 341
1998 - CD - Conte - VICJ-60245
2001 - CD [Remastered] Contemporary/OJC - 203412
2010 - CD [Alternate Cover], [Bonus Tracks] Andorra - - Poll Winners - PWR27219
SACD
1991 - CD - Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab - MFCD-805
1995 - CD - Original Jazz Classics - 3412
2001 - CD - JVC/XRCD - 60245
2004 - CD [Remastered] - Contemporary Records - 7568
Gold Disc
1994 - CD - Analogue Productions - 17
2002 - CD - Contemporary Records - 7568
2005 - CD - JVC Victor - 41106
Japan Bonus Tracks
2001 - CD [CD Sized Album Replica] - JVC Compact Discs - 60760
2006 - CD [CD Sized Album Replica], [Limited Edition], [Reissue], [Remastered] - JVC Victor - 41526
2008 - CD [Bonus Tracks], [CD Sized Album Replica], [Reissue], [Remastered] - Universal Distribution - UCCO9277
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Жанр: Cool
Дата записи: Mar 14, 1959-May 11, 1959
Год издания оригинала: 1959
Год переиздания: 1991
Издатель (лейбл): Fantasy
Номер по каталогу: OJCCD 341-2
Тип: Remaster
Аудио кодек: FLAC (*.flac)
Тип рипа: (tracks + .cue)
Корректность рипа: EAC ripped, correct read offset, test and copy, accuratelly ripped
Битрейт аудио: lossless
Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: да
Продолжительность: 54:48
Источник (релизер): Zavit's collection, мой рип
Трэклист:
1. MOVE 3:26 (Denzil Best)
2. GROOVIN' HIGH 3:22 (Dizzy Gillespie)
3. OPUS DE FUNK 3:13 (Horace Silver)
4. 'ROUND MIDNIGHT 3:32 (Monk-Williams)
5. FOUR BROTHERS 2:57 (Jimmy Giuffre)
6. SHAW NUFF 2:58 (Gillespie-Parker)
7. BERNIE'STUNE 2:44 (Leiber-Stoller-Miller)
8. WALKIN'SHOES 3:31 (Gerry Mulligan)
9. ANTHROPOLOGY 3:19 (Gillespie-Parker)
10. AIREGIN 3:01 (Sonny Rollins)
11. WALKIN' (original take) 5:15 (Richard Carpenter)
*12. WALKIN' (alternate take 1) 4:54
*13. WALKIN' (alternate take 2) 4:58
14. DONNA LEE (original take) 3:23 (Charlie Parker)
*15. DONNA LEE (alternate take) 3:22
* Additional tracks not on original LP.
"Opus de Funk", "Round Midnight," "Walkin' Shoes," "Airegin" - Recorded March 14, 1959.
"Groovin' High," "Shaw Nuff," "Anthropology," "Donna Lee" - Recorded March 28,1959
"Move," "Four Brothers," "Bernie's Tune," "Walkin"' - Recorded May 12,1959.
Arranged and conducted by MARTY PAICH
Recording engineer - Roy DuNann
All selections recorded at Contemporary's studio, Los Angeles.
Mastering — Phil De Lancie (Fantasy Studios, Berkeley)
Состав:
ART PEPPER, PETE CANDOLI, JACK SHELDON - trumpets
DICK NASH - trombone
BOB ENEVOLDSEN - tenor sax or valve trombone
VINCE DE ROSA - French horn
HERB GELLER - alto sax
BILL PERKINS - tenor sax
MED FLORY - baritone sax
RUSS FREEMAN - piano
JOE MONDRAGON - bass
MEL LEWIS - drums
"Groovin' High," "Shaw Nuff," "Anthropology," "Donna Lee" same personnel except AL PORCINO (trumpet) replaced Pete Candoli; BUD SHANK (alto sax) replaced Herb Geller
"Move," "Four Brothers," "Bernie's Tune," "Walkin"' same personnel except CHARLIE KENNEDY (alto sax) replaced Bud Shank; RICHIE KAMUCA (tenor sax) replaced Bill Perkins; Al Porcino replaced Pete Candoli.
Издания:
1986 - CD [Remastered] - Contemporary - VDJ-1578
1988 - CD [Bonus Tracks], [Remastered] Original Jazz Classics - 341
1991 - CD - Contemporary/OJC - 341
1998 - CD - Conte - VICJ-60245
2001 - CD [Remastered] Contemporary/OJC - 203412
2010 - CD [Alternate Cover], [Bonus Tracks] Andorra - - Poll Winners - PWR27219
SACD
1991 - CD - Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab - MFCD-805
1995 - CD - Original Jazz Classics - 3412
2001 - CD - JVC/XRCD - 60245
2004 - CD [Remastered] - Contemporary Records - 7568
Gold Disc
1994 - CD - Analogue Productions - 17
2002 - CD - Contemporary Records - 7568
2005 - CD - JVC Victor - 41106
Japan Bonus Tracks
2001 - CD [CD Sized Album Replica] - JVC Compact Discs - 60760
2006 - CD [CD Sized Album Replica], [Limited Edition], [Reissue], [Remastered] - JVC Victor - 41526
2008 - CD [Bonus Tracks], [CD Sized Album Replica], [Reissue], [Remastered] - Universal Distribution - UCCO9277
Несколько слов на английском
Nat Hentoff - October 21, 1959
IN A PERIOD WHEN the qualifications for having one's own jazz album remains nebulous, it's been all the more astonishing that Art Pepper has been in charge of so few. Pepper has grown remarkably in imagination and emotional depth in the past few years as was hotly clear in Art Pepper Meets The Rhythm Section (Contemporary 3532, Stereo 7018). In this new, uniquely integrated set, Pepper receives a differently challenging framework from Marty Paich than he - or most other soloists - has yet received on records. And Art responds with consistent brilliance.
What Paich has done has been to provide more than just accompaniment for Art. He has integrated the resilient band backgrounds with Art's playing in a way that stimulates Pepper but doesn't obstruct the improvisatory flow of his ideas. Paich was able to accomplish this fusion because he knows Pepper's style well through several years of association, including dates on which Marty was pianist for Art.
"I wanted to give him," Paich notes, "a different kind of inspiration than he's been used to with just a quartet behind him. I wanted Art to feel the impact of the band, and I thought this setting would spur him to play differently than usual - though still freely within his natural style. And it did. Art and I have always thought very much alike. I couldn't have asked for a more compatible soloist." Keeping Art free and yet integrated with the band was the main challenge for Paich. "There are even sections here - unlike the usual big band situation - in which Art improvises with just the rhythm section."
Art Pepper was born in Gardena, California, September 1, 1925, and his apprenticeship was spent in after-hours clubs on Central Avenue in Los Angeles' Negro community. He's played with Gus Arnheim, Lee Young, Benny Carter and Stan Kenton. The Kenton association was interrupted by two and a half Army years after which Art returned for five more with Stan. During this latter time he gained a major reputation as one of the very few original modern jazz altoists after Charlie Parker. In recent years, he's generally been leading small combos of his own on the Coast and furthet developing a highly charged tenor style in addition to his strikingly hot alto. Marty Paich, born in Oakland, California, January 23, 1925 is thoroughly trained in classical as well as jazz writing and has received bachelor and master degrees at Los Angeles Conservatory. He's been arranging for seventeen years, and his charts are in the libraries of Count Basie, Woody Herman, Stan Kenton and the new Terry Gibbs band. Paich has scored vocal backgrounds for Mel Torme, Lena Horne, and Ella Fitzgerald, among others; and he's worked as a jazz pianist and accompanist for singers. Marty finds little time for piano now, having one of the busiest writing schedules on the West Coast.
THE PROGRAMMATIC CONCEPT OF THE ALBUM is also challenging to both Pepper and Paich. These are twelve established modern jazz standards - music directly out of the jazz experience, written by jazzmen. They're part of that growing body of thoroughly indigenous jazz material to which player-writers like Jelly Roll Morton, Kid Ory, Duke Ellington, and in more recent years, Horace Silver, Thelonious Monk, John Lewis and others have contributed.
Pepper and Paich collaborated on selecting these twelve songs. "We treated them with a great deal of respect," Paich emphasizes. "The tune itself is there all the time. Unlike, for example, doing jazz versions of Broadway shows, with these jazz standards you don't have to alter and extend the chords and make other changes for jazz purposes."
Move by drummer Denzil Best has been recorded by a number of jazzmen, including Fats Navarro and George Shearing, but the key record was by the nine-man Miles Davis Capitol unit in 1949. Pepper's is more extroverted than Miles' version and serves as a vehicle for Art's shouting tenor. The valve trombone solo is by Bob Enevoldsen; the trumpet solo is by Jack Sheldon, who plays all the trumpet solos in the album.
Groovin' High by Dizzy Gillespie was first called Fast Freight. It was recorded by Dizzy and Charlie Parker for Guild in 1945. Paich uses the same introduction as Dizzy, but otherwise, the feeling of the writing is quite different, more loping than running.
Horace Silver recorded Opus De Funk on his first album for Blue Note in 1953 at a time when that word was just beginning its newer, sanctified role in the general jazz argot. Paich followed Horace's introduction. Here again, Art doesn't strain to be "funky" but lets his feeling out his own way with apt commentary by the band that sets off Art's points and makes some of its own.
Thelonious Monk's 'Round Midnight was first recorded by Cootie Williams in 1944. The arrangement gives free space for Pepper's superior ability to get inside ballads. "All he needs," notes Marty, "is a melody that has a little body to it so that he can really express himself. Here I get the feeling that he's really crying."
Four Brothers is pretty much a literal transcription of the original Jimmy Giuffre arrangement for Woody Herman in 1947, for three tenors and baritone. It was the first Giuffre arrangement ever recorded and it started his reputation. "The voicing wasn't anything new," Jimmy recalls. "It's vertical and goes back to at least Fletcher Henderson and probably before." Art plays lead tenor here; and in the section work on Groovin' High and Airegin, he's on lead alto. "I always enjoyed playing lead but haven't had too much chance to." Note how the band roars on this one.
Shawnuff by Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker was recorded by them in 1945. The treatment here - both in the scoring and the playing - is crisply incisive.
The lightly jumping Bernie's Tune was a favorite in modern jazz circles, especially for jamming, for some time, particularly after the Gerry Mulligan Quartet record.
Mulligan's Walkin' Shoes was written for his quartet and was later arranged for his Tentette album as well as for the Kenton band. Gerry likes to walk, whistles as he walks, gets into a tempo, and "possibly the melody came to me that way." Anthropology started as the out chorus on Thrivin' from a Riff in the 1945 Charlie Parker Savoy recording. The choice of clarinet as Pepper's solo instrument here complements the tune's airy jauntiness.
Sonny Rollins' Airegin was first recorded by Miles Davis and Sonny for Prestige on June 29, 1954. The title is Nigeria reversed. It's been since recorded by Miles Davis again, Phil Woods and Gene Quill, the Bill Holman big band, and others. In this arrangement I'm struck by the spontaneous-sounding quality of Paich's writing for the band dialogues with Pepper and with trumpeter Sheldon.
Walkin' was first recorded in 1950, but the best known interpretation was by Miles Davis in 1954. Art's tenor solo on this would make an interesting Blindfold Test entry for a musician who claimed to be able to identify an "East Coast" from a "West Coast" player.
Donna Lee by Charlie Parker was recorded by Parker and Miles Davis for Savoy in 1947 with Bud Powell, Tommy Potter and Max Roach. Paich, as in most of his writing for the album, maintains the feeling of a small band and calls on the larger resources of his bigger complement judiciously.
In essence, Art Pepper + Eleven demonstrates, first of all, how mature a soloist Art Pepper has become. It also re-emphasizes how much of their own material jazzmen have to work with, and helps considerably in making known Marty Paich's qualifications as a particularly knowledgeable and sensitive jazz arranger.
IN A PERIOD WHEN the qualifications for having one's own jazz album remains nebulous, it's been all the more astonishing that Art Pepper has been in charge of so few. Pepper has grown remarkably in imagination and emotional depth in the past few years as was hotly clear in Art Pepper Meets The Rhythm Section (Contemporary 3532, Stereo 7018). In this new, uniquely integrated set, Pepper receives a differently challenging framework from Marty Paich than he - or most other soloists - has yet received on records. And Art responds with consistent brilliance.
What Paich has done has been to provide more than just accompaniment for Art. He has integrated the resilient band backgrounds with Art's playing in a way that stimulates Pepper but doesn't obstruct the improvisatory flow of his ideas. Paich was able to accomplish this fusion because he knows Pepper's style well through several years of association, including dates on which Marty was pianist for Art.
"I wanted to give him," Paich notes, "a different kind of inspiration than he's been used to with just a quartet behind him. I wanted Art to feel the impact of the band, and I thought this setting would spur him to play differently than usual - though still freely within his natural style. And it did. Art and I have always thought very much alike. I couldn't have asked for a more compatible soloist." Keeping Art free and yet integrated with the band was the main challenge for Paich. "There are even sections here - unlike the usual big band situation - in which Art improvises with just the rhythm section."
Art Pepper was born in Gardena, California, September 1, 1925, and his apprenticeship was spent in after-hours clubs on Central Avenue in Los Angeles' Negro community. He's played with Gus Arnheim, Lee Young, Benny Carter and Stan Kenton. The Kenton association was interrupted by two and a half Army years after which Art returned for five more with Stan. During this latter time he gained a major reputation as one of the very few original modern jazz altoists after Charlie Parker. In recent years, he's generally been leading small combos of his own on the Coast and furthet developing a highly charged tenor style in addition to his strikingly hot alto. Marty Paich, born in Oakland, California, January 23, 1925 is thoroughly trained in classical as well as jazz writing and has received bachelor and master degrees at Los Angeles Conservatory. He's been arranging for seventeen years, and his charts are in the libraries of Count Basie, Woody Herman, Stan Kenton and the new Terry Gibbs band. Paich has scored vocal backgrounds for Mel Torme, Lena Horne, and Ella Fitzgerald, among others; and he's worked as a jazz pianist and accompanist for singers. Marty finds little time for piano now, having one of the busiest writing schedules on the West Coast.
THE PROGRAMMATIC CONCEPT OF THE ALBUM is also challenging to both Pepper and Paich. These are twelve established modern jazz standards - music directly out of the jazz experience, written by jazzmen. They're part of that growing body of thoroughly indigenous jazz material to which player-writers like Jelly Roll Morton, Kid Ory, Duke Ellington, and in more recent years, Horace Silver, Thelonious Monk, John Lewis and others have contributed.
Pepper and Paich collaborated on selecting these twelve songs. "We treated them with a great deal of respect," Paich emphasizes. "The tune itself is there all the time. Unlike, for example, doing jazz versions of Broadway shows, with these jazz standards you don't have to alter and extend the chords and make other changes for jazz purposes."
Move by drummer Denzil Best has been recorded by a number of jazzmen, including Fats Navarro and George Shearing, but the key record was by the nine-man Miles Davis Capitol unit in 1949. Pepper's is more extroverted than Miles' version and serves as a vehicle for Art's shouting tenor. The valve trombone solo is by Bob Enevoldsen; the trumpet solo is by Jack Sheldon, who plays all the trumpet solos in the album.
Groovin' High by Dizzy Gillespie was first called Fast Freight. It was recorded by Dizzy and Charlie Parker for Guild in 1945. Paich uses the same introduction as Dizzy, but otherwise, the feeling of the writing is quite different, more loping than running.
Horace Silver recorded Opus De Funk on his first album for Blue Note in 1953 at a time when that word was just beginning its newer, sanctified role in the general jazz argot. Paich followed Horace's introduction. Here again, Art doesn't strain to be "funky" but lets his feeling out his own way with apt commentary by the band that sets off Art's points and makes some of its own.
Thelonious Monk's 'Round Midnight was first recorded by Cootie Williams in 1944. The arrangement gives free space for Pepper's superior ability to get inside ballads. "All he needs," notes Marty, "is a melody that has a little body to it so that he can really express himself. Here I get the feeling that he's really crying."
Four Brothers is pretty much a literal transcription of the original Jimmy Giuffre arrangement for Woody Herman in 1947, for three tenors and baritone. It was the first Giuffre arrangement ever recorded and it started his reputation. "The voicing wasn't anything new," Jimmy recalls. "It's vertical and goes back to at least Fletcher Henderson and probably before." Art plays lead tenor here; and in the section work on Groovin' High and Airegin, he's on lead alto. "I always enjoyed playing lead but haven't had too much chance to." Note how the band roars on this one.
Shawnuff by Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker was recorded by them in 1945. The treatment here - both in the scoring and the playing - is crisply incisive.
The lightly jumping Bernie's Tune was a favorite in modern jazz circles, especially for jamming, for some time, particularly after the Gerry Mulligan Quartet record.
Mulligan's Walkin' Shoes was written for his quartet and was later arranged for his Tentette album as well as for the Kenton band. Gerry likes to walk, whistles as he walks, gets into a tempo, and "possibly the melody came to me that way." Anthropology started as the out chorus on Thrivin' from a Riff in the 1945 Charlie Parker Savoy recording. The choice of clarinet as Pepper's solo instrument here complements the tune's airy jauntiness.
Sonny Rollins' Airegin was first recorded by Miles Davis and Sonny for Prestige on June 29, 1954. The title is Nigeria reversed. It's been since recorded by Miles Davis again, Phil Woods and Gene Quill, the Bill Holman big band, and others. In this arrangement I'm struck by the spontaneous-sounding quality of Paich's writing for the band dialogues with Pepper and with trumpeter Sheldon.
Walkin' was first recorded in 1950, but the best known interpretation was by Miles Davis in 1954. Art's tenor solo on this would make an interesting Blindfold Test entry for a musician who claimed to be able to identify an "East Coast" from a "West Coast" player.
Donna Lee by Charlie Parker was recorded by Parker and Miles Davis for Savoy in 1947 with Bud Powell, Tommy Potter and Max Roach. Paich, as in most of his writing for the album, maintains the feeling of a small band and calls on the larger resources of his bigger complement judiciously.
In essence, Art Pepper + Eleven demonstrates, first of all, how mature a soloist Art Pepper has become. It also re-emphasizes how much of their own material jazzmen have to work with, and helps considerably in making known Marty Paich's qualifications as a particularly knowledgeable and sensitive jazz arranger.
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Track 11
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Peak level 52.3 %
Track quality 100.0 %
Test CRC FB60E10A
Copy CRC FB60E10A
Copy OK
Track 12
Filename D:\music\rip\Art Pepper & Eleven - Modern Jazz Classics (1991) [FLAC]\12 - Walkin' (alternate take 1).wav
Peak level 52.2 %
Track quality 100.0 %
Test CRC B64B4522
Copy CRC B64B4522
Copy OK
Track 13
Filename D:\music\rip\Art Pepper & Eleven - Modern Jazz Classics (1991) [FLAC]\13 - Walkin' (alternate take 2).wav
Peak level 75.8 %
Track quality 100.0 %
Test CRC 4F1A20C6
Copy CRC 4F1A20C6
Copy OK
Track 14
Filename D:\music\rip\Art Pepper & Eleven - Modern Jazz Classics (1991) [FLAC]\14 - Donna Lee.wav
Peak level 46.6 %
Track quality 100.0 %
Test CRC AF11E2D9
Copy CRC AF11E2D9
Copy OK
Track 15
Filename D:\music\rip\Art Pepper & Eleven - Modern Jazz Classics (1991) [FLAC]\15 - Donna Lee (alternate take).wav
Peak level 59.5 %
Track quality 99.9 %
Test CRC 25C5A5DD
Copy CRC 25C5A5DD
Copy OK
No errors occured
End of status report
Лог проверки качества
667530577 36867644 01 - Move.wav
741875938 36303164 02 - Groovin' high.wav
3780905306 34699100 03 - Opus de Funk.wav
1737489659 38189468 04 - 'Round Midnight.wav
3010454991 32147180 05 - Four brothers.wav
2936627380 31697948 06 - Shaw nuff.wav
575929184 29806940 07 - Bernie's tune.wav
639573845 37719068 08 - Walkin' shoes.wav
4163481645 35616380 09 - Anthropology.wav
1437138436 32422364 10 - Airegin.wav
2521169414 56118764 11 - Walkin'.wav
3259194861 52825964 12 - Walkin' (alternate take 1).wav
1895056501 53583308 13 - Walkin' (alternate take 2).wav
3677475700 35922140 14 - Donna Lee.wav
2757658038 44045948 15 - Donna Lee (alternate take).wav
auCDtect: CD records authenticity detector, version 0.8.2
Copyright (c) 2004 Oleg Berngardt. All rights reserved.
Copyright (c) 2004 Alexander Djourik. All rights reserved.
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Processing file: [01 - Move.wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [02 - Groovin' high.wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [03 - Opus de Funk.wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [04 - 'Round Midnight.wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [05 - Four brothers.wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [06 - Shaw nuff.wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [07 - Bernie's tune.wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [08 - Walkin' shoes.wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [09 - Anthropology.wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [10 - Airegin.wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [11 - Walkin'.wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [12 - Walkin' (alternate take 1).wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [13 - Walkin' (alternate take 2).wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 99%
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Processing file: [14 - Donna Lee.wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [15 - Donna Lee (alternate take).wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Final Conclusion:
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These tracks looks like CDDA with probability 100%
741875938 36303164 02 - Groovin' high.wav
3780905306 34699100 03 - Opus de Funk.wav
1737489659 38189468 04 - 'Round Midnight.wav
3010454991 32147180 05 - Four brothers.wav
2936627380 31697948 06 - Shaw nuff.wav
575929184 29806940 07 - Bernie's tune.wav
639573845 37719068 08 - Walkin' shoes.wav
4163481645 35616380 09 - Anthropology.wav
1437138436 32422364 10 - Airegin.wav
2521169414 56118764 11 - Walkin'.wav
3259194861 52825964 12 - Walkin' (alternate take 1).wav
1895056501 53583308 13 - Walkin' (alternate take 2).wav
3677475700 35922140 14 - Donna Lee.wav
2757658038 44045948 15 - Donna Lee (alternate take).wav
auCDtect: CD records authenticity detector, version 0.8.2
Copyright (c) 2004 Oleg Berngardt. All rights reserved.
Copyright (c) 2004 Alexander Djourik. All rights reserved.
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Processing file: [01 - Move.wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [02 - Groovin' high.wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [03 - Opus de Funk.wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [04 - 'Round Midnight.wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [05 - Four brothers.wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [06 - Shaw nuff.wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [07 - Bernie's tune.wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [08 - Walkin' shoes.wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [09 - Anthropology.wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [10 - Airegin.wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [11 - Walkin'.wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [12 - Walkin' (alternate take 1).wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [13 - Walkin' (alternate take 2).wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 99%
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Processing file: [14 - Donna Lee.wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Processing file: [15 - Donna Lee (alternate take).wav]
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This track looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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Final Conclusion:
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These tracks looks like CDDA with probability 100%
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