Miles Davis – Miles Ahead +19 (1957 Columbia 6-Eye Mono CL 1041) First Press VG+
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Description
Early U.S. 1957 pressing from the Columbia 6-eye era of Miles Ahead, arranged and conducted by Gil Evans — a cornerstone recording in the Miles Davis canon and one of the defining orchestral jazz albums of the era.
This is not a modern reissue or later two-eye pressing — it is the early Columbia 6-eye red label mono edition with catalog number CL 1041, pressed in the United States. A must-have for any vinyl enthusiast or jazz collector looking to add a piece of music history to their collection.
Edition / Pressing Details
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Label: Columbia (red 6-eye label)
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Catalog Number: CL 1041
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Format: Mono LP, 12", 33 RPM
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Country: U.S.
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Year: 1957
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First U.S. pressing variant (6-eye era)
Condition
Vinyl: Very clean with light surface marks visible under light; no deep scratches. Plays very well.
Cover: Structurally solid with edge wear, corner wear, and general aging consistent with a 1957 jacket. Spine is intact and readable.
(See high-resolution photos of the front cover, back cover, labels, vinyl surface, and spine for full transparency.)
Track Highlights
Includes:
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Blues for Pablo
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New Rhumba
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The Meaning of the Blues
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Lament
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I Don’t Wanna Be Kissed
Arrangements and direction by Gil Evans.
Why This Copy Matters
The 6-eye mono pressing represents the original analog master-era sound and is the version most sought after by collectors and audiophiles for its warmth, dynamics, and historical authenticity.
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