Tracklist
Bächafillen | 8:05 | ||
You Don't Know What Love Is | 8:28 | ||
Aluminum Baby | 5:53 | ||
Not Quite That | 7:45 | ||
Bei Mir Bist Du Schön | 12:18 |
Credits (10)
- Alan DawsonDrums
- DBH*Mastered By
- Jaki ByardPiano
- Don SchlittenProducer
- Richard AldersonRecorded By
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Image | , | – | In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory | Version Details | Data Quality | ||||
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Heavy!!! LP, Album, Stereo | Prestige – PR 7499, Prestige – PRST 7499 | US | 1967 | US — 1967 | New Submission | ||||
Heavy!!! LP, Album, Stereo | Prestige – PR 7499 | US | 1967 | US — 1967 | New Submission | ||||
Heavy!!! LP, Album, Stereo | Prestige – PR 7499, SABA – PRST 7499 | Germany | 1968 | Germany — 1968 | New Submission | ||||
Heavy!!! LP, Album, Stereo, Reissue | Prestige – PR 7499, Prestige – PRT-7499 | US | 1972 | US — 1972 | New Submission | ||||
Heavy!!! LP, Album, Reissue, Stereo | Prestige – P-7499 | US | 1972 | US — 1972 | New Submission | ||||
Heavy!!! CD, Album, Reissue, Remastered | Original Jazz Classics – OJCCD-981-2, Original Jazz Classics – OJCCD 981-2, Prestige – PR 7499 | Europe | 1998 | Europe — 1998 | Recently Edited | ||||
Heavy!!! CD, Album, Reissue, Remastered | Original Jazz Classics – OJCCD-981-2, Prestige – P-7499 | US | 1998 | US — 1998 | New Submission | ||||
Heavy!!! CD, Album, Limited Edition, Reissue, Remastered, Paper Sleeve | Prestige – VICJ-60678 | Japan | 2000 | Japan — 2000 | New Submission | ||||
Heavy!!! CD, Album, Reissue, Remastered, Paper Sleeve | Prestige – VICJ-41557, Prestige – VICJ-60678, Prestige – 7499 | Japan | 2006 | Japan — 2006 | New Submission | ||||
Heavy!!! CD, Album, Limited Edition, Reissue, Stereo | Prestige – UCCO-90268 | Japan | 2014 | Japan — 2014 | New Submission | ||||
Heavy!!! LP, Album, Stereo | Prestige – PR 7499, Prestige – SMJ-7503 | Japan | Japan | New Submission |
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- Edited 12 months ago
referencing Heavy!!! (LP, Album, Stereo) PR 7499
Worth it alone just for "You don't know what love is". The sleeve notes are spot in their description of just how great Ervin's interpretation is. Regarding the labels, I'm not sure that the version with the trident in a circle at noon is in fact the first edition as indicated on discogs. All other prestige releases before and after this catalogue number began with the version with the trident at 3 o'clock. Some never even had a trident-at-noon version. A a cursory glance at the labelography suggests that the trident at noon version was primarily used for releases from 69-71 right up to the switch to the green label
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