Miles* – Sketches Of Spain

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Label:	Sony Music – 88875111931
Format:	Vinyl , LP, Album, Reissue, Stereo , 180 Gram
Country:	Europe
Released:	Oct 16, 2015
Genre:	Jazz
Style:	Modal

Tracklist

A1		Concierto De Aranjuez Written-By – J. Rodrigo*
A2		Will O' The Wisp Written-By – M. De Falla*
B1		The Pan Piper Written-By – G. Evans*
B2		Saeta Written-By – G. Evans*
B3		Solea Written-By – G. Evans*

Similar to Record Industry, some copies may include "Legacy Vinyl" hype sticker.

Originally released 1960. Made in the EU.

Runouts are etched.

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
	Sketches Of Spain (LP, Album, Mono)	Columbia	CL 1480	US	1960
Recently Edited	Sketches Of Spain (LP, Album, Stereo)	Coronet (2)	KLLS 1645	New Zealand	1960
Recently Edited	Sketches Of Spain (LP, Album, Mono)	Columbia	CL 1480	Canada	1960
New Submission	Sketches Of Spain (LP, Album, Mono)	Fontana	682 079 TL, TFL 5100	UK	1960
Recently Edited	Sketches Of Spain (LP, Album, Stereo)	Fontana	885 122 TY, 885 122	Netherlands	1960

hellopeople28 Mar 3, 2025
Edited one month ago

My copy matches closest to this one and the other very similar one. But perfectly matches neither. So I must have a variation. Which, of course, isn't listed. Anywhere. EDIT: I suppose I should talk about the sound. It's very good. The record reminds me of old western movies or something like that. Whatever it is, listening to it once will not do. You'll keep grabbing it.
Jawsattack07 Jan 14, 2024
Saturday morning vinyl energy. Strong sound. My favorite Miles vinyl
lpkocev Mar 7, 2021
I can confirm what is being said briancopeland . It is a a quiet vinyl and one could feel the intensity of the sound.
briancopeland Feb 22, 2021
Bought this pressing new on eBay for $20.53 in the U.S. Description said that it was a UK import. Came with code that worked. MP3 files were large (10-40MB) leading me to believe they are decent quality. The vinyl (180gr) is clean and dead quiet. Very basic jacket, but sleeve is paper/plastic (the kind I like best). Of course it is most likely digitally-sourced, but it sounds terrific on my reasonably nice system. A good value in my opinion. I'd rather own a new record like this rather than a DOL, Waxtime, and even perhaps a Blue Note 75. I have many Miles Davis albums, including Mobile Fidelity and Speakers Corner pressings. If I fall in love with the music, perhaps I'll upgrade later. In the meantime, this one is certainly plays well enough to enjoy with no skips, pops, or crackles!