Record Details

Artists:	Gerry Mulligan / Lee Konitz
Title:	Revelation
Format:	2x12"Reissue
Label:	Blue Note
Cat No:	BN-LA-532-H2
Released:	1975
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Genres:	BopHard BopCool Jazz
Status	Have
Added To List	11th August 2025

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—On sleeve— Gatefold sleeve with liner notes in English. Spine: BN-LA-532-H2   Gerry Mulligan/Lee Konitz   Revelation   Blue Note Recording Data:  I Can't Believe That You're in Love with Me - Recorded at Phil Turetsky's house, Los Angeles, June 10, 1953  Sextet #1; Broadway; Almost Like Being in Love; Oh, Lady Be Good - Recorded Los Angeles, June, 1953  Too Marvelous for Words; Lover Man; I'll Remember April; These Foolish Things; All The Things You Are - Recorded at The Haig, Los Angeles, June 1953  Four and One Moore; Crazy Day; Turnstile; Sextet #II; Venus De Milo; Revelation; Disc Jockey Jump - Recorded New York City, December 4 and 5, 1957 inside gatefold, BN-LA-532-HS appears (note an 'S' instead of a '2' at the end) © UAMARG, Inc. ©℗MCMLXXV United Artists Music And Records Group, Inc. / BN-LA532-H2 Manufactured by United Artists Music And Records Group, Inc., Los Angeles, California 90028/Printed in U.S.A. All Tunes Mono Tracklist info: A1. Robbins Music Corp./ASCAP  Order of solos: Konitz/alto - Cohn/tenor - Sims/alto - Mulligan/baritone A2. Sam Fox Pub. Co. Inc./ASCAP A3. Warner Bros. Music/ASCAP A4. Criterion Music Corp./ASCAP  Order of solos: Mulligan/baritone - Sims/alto - Eager/tenor - Konitz/alto - Cohn/tenor B1. Criterion Music Corp./ASCAP  Order of solos: Mulligan/baritone - Sims/alto - Eager/tenor - Cohn/tenor - Konitz/alto B2. T. B. Harms Co./ASCAP B3. Beechwood Music Corp./BMI B4. Har-Bock Music Co./BMI C1. Beechwood Music Corp./BMI  Order of solos: Cohn/baritone - Sims/alto - Mulligan/baritone C2. MCA Music/ASCAP C3. Mills Music, Inc./ASCAP C4. Criterion Music Corp./ASCAP  Order of solos: Mulligan/baritone - Eager/tenor - Konitz/alto - Cohn/baritone - Sims/alto. Sequence of eight bar exchanges by Mulligan, Eager, Konitz, Cohn, Sims, Mulligan, Eager, Konitz, Cohn, Sims, Mulligan, Eager. Sequence of four-bar exchanges by Konitz, Cohn, Sims, Mulligan, Eager, Konitz, Cohn, Sims, Milligan, Eager, Konitz, Cohn, Sims, Mulligan, with konitz playing the last eight bars out. D1. Warner Bros. Music/ASCAP D2. Rayven Music Co., Inc./BMI D3. Har-Bock Music Co./BMI D4. Bourne Co./ASCAP D5. MCA Music/Pic Corp./ASCAP —On center labels— Mono ℗1975 United Artists Music And Records Group, Inc. Manufactured by United Artists Music And Record Group, Inc. · Los Angeles, California · Made in U.S.A. —Info from external sources— A3, B2, C2, D4, D5: Recorded at The Haig, Los Angeles, Jan. 23, 1953, and originally issued on Pacific Jazz LP-2, WP-1273 & PJM-406 A2, B4, D2: Recorded Los Angeles, Jan. 30, 1953, and originally issued on Pacific Jazz LP-2, WP-1273 & PJM-406 C3, D1: Recorded at Phil Turetsky's house, Los Angeles, Feb. 1, 1953, and originally issued on Pacific Jazz LP-2, WP-1273 & PJM-406 A1, A4, B1, B3, C1, D1: Recorded at Coastal Studios, New York City, December 4 and 5, 1957, and originally issued on Pacific Jazz PJ-1237 & WP-1237. Subsequent research indicates that the June 1953 dates given in the liner notes are incorrect.

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