BN label variation

[chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez]

you see how the song credits arent in parentheesees like on side B (not pictured) but it is just listed below w/ a colon ....":" lee morgan, etc

was this common pre-liberty for lps w/ the same song composer for the entire side of the record, or did this take place in the Lion/RVG era too.

[JSngry]

I've got a mono pre-Liberty of this album, and it ain't like that.

[chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez]

you have cornbread in MONO?

whats it like? do tell! is it very diff. from the stereo mastering?

which one do U prefer?

[JSngry]

To be honest, it's the only one I have. Found it in an old mom-and-pop back in the 70s, liked it well enough to never get anything else. Don't even have it on CD yet, so I guess it sounds good enough. I know I've heard stereo versions over the years, like at friends' houses at parties and stuff, but I never really paid attention to the stereo v mono thing while doing so. It's Cornbread, ya' know? You pretty much listen to the music, if you know what I mean.

[clifford_thornton]

I've got a mono of Cornbread, too. Sounds fantastic to my ears. Fold-down, no?

[chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez]

your friends play cornbread at their partys?

[michel1969]

interesting label variation. I've compared with my Mono Cornbread. Mine has the regular info. Never seen this one..

[sidewinder]

  Michel said:

interesting label variation. I've compared with my Mono Cornbread. Mine has the regular info. Never seen this one..

Same here !

[JSngry]

  chewy said:

your friends play cornbread at their partys?

Well, back in the day, yeah. My friends were mostly jazz musicians, and we mostly played jazz records at our parties.

I don't party so much nowadays. But back then, hell life was a party, if you know what I mean. And quality jazz on the Blue Note label was always welcome to come along.