John Coltrane - Blue Train (1957) [FLAC] (Classic Records HDAD) -- 192kHz/24bit, 96kHz/24bit, ISOs

Classic Records has a format called HDAD. On one side, there is DVD-A content at 192kHz-24bit, and on the other there is DVD-V content at 96kHz-24bit. The DVD-A content is NOT WATERMARKED. It's a yummy situation!

Classic Records has a format called HDAD. On one side, there is DVD-A content at 192kHz-24bit, and on the other there is DVD-V content at 96kHz-24bit. The DVD-A content is NOT WATERMARKED. It's a yummy situation!

Offered here:
DVD-A rip at 192kHz-24bit, ripped with DVDExplorer
DVD-A ISO, ripped with DVDDecryptor
DVD-V rip at 96kHz-24bit, ripped with DVDDecryptor
DVD-V ISO, ripped with DVDDecryptor



Enjoy please!


Review by Lindsay Planer
"Although never formally signed, an oral agreement between John Coltrane and Blue Note Records founder Alfred Lion was indeed honored on Blue Train — Coltrane's only collection of sides as a principal artist for the venerable label. The disc is packed solid with sonic evidence of Coltrane's innate leadership abilities. He not only addresses the tunes at hand, but also simultaneously reinvents himself as a multifaceted interpreter of both hard bop as well as sensitive balladry — touching upon all forms in between. The personnel on Blue Train is arguably as impressive as what they're playing. Joining Coltrane (tenor sax) are Lee Morgan (trumpet), Curtis Fuller (trombone), Kenny Drew (piano), Paul Chambers (bass), and Philly Joe Jones (drums). The triple horn arrangements incorporate an additional sonic density that remains a trademark unique to both this band and album. Of particular note is Fuller's even-toned trombone, which bops throughout the title track as well as the frenetic "Moments Notice." Other solos include Paul Chambers' subtly understated riffs on "Blue Train" as well as the high energy and impact from contributions by Lee Morgan and Kenny Drew during "Locomotion." The track likewise features some brief but vital contributions from Philly Joe Jones — whose efforts throughout the record stand among his personal best. Of the five sides that comprise the original Blue Train, the Jerome Kern/Johnny Mercer ballad "I'm Old Fashioned" is the only standard; in terms of unadulterated sentiment, this version is arguably untouchable. Fuller's rich tones and Drew's tastefully executed solos cleanly wrap around Jones' steadily languid rhythms. Without reservation, Blue Train can easily be considered in and among the most important and influential entries not only of John Coltrane's career, but of the entire genre of jazz music as well."


01 - Blue Train.flac
02 - Moment's Notice.flac
03 - Locomotion.flac
04 - I'm Old Fashioned.flac
05 - Lazy Bird.flac

Here's a spectral view of a 192kHz file: