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Looks like the original issue (without drummer) Here is the other version:

Verve V6-8830 (reissue) - Dizzie Gillespie " The Newport Years - Vol. V" - rec. July 06, 1957 - Engineer: Humberto Gatica

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Contemporary S 7538 - Red Mitchell Quartet - rec. 1957 - Engineer: Roy DuNann

Re Newport '57 on Columbia UK yes could be. Liner says Recording first published 1957. I am not certain whether my copy was manufactured in 1957? So I labelelled it as a reissue Here is my japanese reissue version but counterpart with different content):

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Columbia (UK reissue) 33CX 10111 - Newport Live 1957, July 6th & 7th

Contemporary C 3540 - Lennie Niehaus " Vol. 2 / Zounds - The Octet" - rec. 1954 & 1956 - Engineer: John Pallandine & Roy DuNann (1956)

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Yes that was a fine decision of yours and my thoughts were in the same direction. German jazz wasnt too interesting for the collectors when the great US releases were available. Some of thosem in the box made it really on the market as "Hans Last" ---> later James Last and to a certain degree Hutta Hipp & Hans Koller.

Yes agree! It was a fine album at these days and I still love it.

Have the FSR reissue for many years

Columbia KC 32025 - Miles Davis " Basic Miles" - rec. between 1955 & 1962

More or less for members familiar with the german jazz scene - great multiple CD box with some "fathers" of german jazz (modern and traditional) A crossection of the second german Jazzfestival.

A great box I bought recently. The early Mariano is really something 😁 👍 Saw him life in our jazzclub with Art Blakeys Jazz Messengers some years ago.

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First German Jazzfestival 1953 - Frankfurt - featuring the german All Stars

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Capitol T 6509/ ECJ 50054 (Japan) - Frank Rosolino " Frankly Speaking" - rec. 1955

Polydor (Japan) 28MJ 3081 - Manne,Shelly "Goodbye For Bill Evans" - rec. 1981 - Engineer: Ishiro Masuda

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