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***Our ONLY COPY of this super rare audiophile title.

Recorded shortly after the blistering IN PERSON, FRIDAY / SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE BLACKHAWK, SAN FRANCISCO, VOLUMES 1 & 2 (but released first), SOMEDAY MY PRINCE WILL COME captures Miles Davis and his second great rhythm section at the peak of their collective interplay. By March 1961, the rhythm team of Wynton Kelly, Paul Chambers and Jimmy Cobb had attained a finger snapping level of relaxation and swing that was equal parts grit and grace (check out their soulful blues vamp on "Pfrancing"). They had become so attuned to each other during their tenure with Miles that they left in tandem to form the Wynton Kelly Trio--forcing Miles to search for new conscripts, precipitating his boldest period of exploration.

Miles' had a penchant for turning offbeat standards and show tunes into personal jazz classics, and certainly few songs have come to be as closely identified with an artist as "Someday My Prince Will Come." From the rhythm section's evocation of a clock striking midnight and Kelly's big band-styled comping, through Miles' famous muted rendition of the theme and the contrasting tenor styles of laid-back Hank Mobley and a testifying John Coltrane, this is a defining moment in the history of jazz and the pop song form.

The title tune tends to overshadow the understated power of Miles' muted horn on such exceptional ballad performances as "Old Folks," "I Thought About You" and the trumpeter's own "Drad-Dog." But it's "Teo," an extra funky, Spanish flavored vamp (shades of "It Ain't Necessarily So") that elicits the most heat from each improviser, particularly Mr. Coltrane, only months away from his own epic Iberian "Ole."

MFSL, also known as MOFI, properly known as MOBILE FIDELITY SOUND LAB was the grandfather of all audiophile labels. Their LPs and CDs are highly sought after by audiophiles, because, quite simply, they were the best available at the time. It's true that not all their issues were great successes (sonically or commercially), but more often than not, they did hit the correct mark with their software.

Unfortunately the original MFSL company no longer exists. Thankfully, others have taken up the audiophile gauntlet, using the MFSL name to issue high quality, great sounding CD product...this is one such title.

This ebay listing is for a very rare, long out of print audiophile CD title, this is an OPEN, NEAR MINT CD, PRESSED and ISSUED by the MFSL {MOFI} company, of a highly collectible title from their CD catalog - a superb title featuring -

Miles Davis, trumpet

Hank Mobley, John Coltrane, tenor saxophones

Wynton Kelly, piano

Paul Chambers, bass

Jimmy Cobb, Philly Joe Jones, drums

MFSL CD Title -

Some Day My Prince Will Come

Track Listings:


1. Someday My Prince Will Come
2. Old Folks
3. Pfrancing
4. Drad-Dog
5. Teo
6. I Thought About You

The CD is from the ultra-rare MFSL series of audiophile CDs (long out of print).

The CD, JEWEL CASE and INSERTS are all in NEAR MINT condition!! The CD may have a slight mark or two on the reflective side of the disc (although we could not see anything under strong light). We play tested this item on our audio system and it performed PERFECTLY!! 

This CD is an audiophile quality pressing (any collector of fine MFSL, half speeds, direct to discs, Japanese/UK pressings etc., can attest to the difference a quality pressing can make to an audio system).

Don't let this rarity slip by!!!

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