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My first side to side listen on original pressing vinyl yesterday and I caught this comment. I assume it was edited out from the CD release and not just sub-audible. One of the treasures of having the original. What a great record. I was a bit dismayed that the only player not even mentioned in the liner notes is Sam Jones and I feel like he was nearly perfect on that session. How about some respect for the backbone, huh?

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I've owned two different CD versions (the McMaster and the RVG) and both have concluded with the line, "Is that what you wanted, Alfred?" Never heard of a CD version (domestic or import) that cut that part...

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I'll go back and listen to it. I've spun that CD a jillion times and have never picked up on that. If say it's there, then I'm sure it's there.

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I stand entirely corrected. Pulled my CD out tonight and right there on the end of One for Daddy O was Miles bantering with Mr. Lions. Don't know how I never caught that before.

Maybe a seperate thread of recorded Miles quotes. The immediate other that comes to mind was "I'll play it first and then tell you what it is"

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Maybe a seperate thread of recorded Miles quotes. The immediate other that comes to mind was "I'll play it first and then tell you what it is"

Always heard Miles say 'I'll play it first and tell you what it is later' on that Prestige record session.

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There's also, "See how that sounds, Teo" and "Teo play that. Teo...Teo...Teo. Teo play that", from MILES SMILES. In fact Miles says something at the end of most of the tracks on MS.

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i've always liked the comment on the Xmas Eve '54 date when after Monk and Miles argue, Miles tells the engineer to leave the fight on the record.

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Something Else is a major work, in my opinion - something which has always bothered me, as well, is how it never seems to be noted that this recording, though under Cannonball's name, is very much a warmup to Kind of Blue - Miles's blues playing, in particular, shows that he was really working on distilling his scale ideas -

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