℗ 1974 Atlantic Records
Released August 9, 2014
Duration 1h 30m 34s
Record Label Rhino Atlantic
Genre Jazz
 

The Last Concert

The Modern Jazz Quartet

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1.1
Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
The Modern Jazz Quartet
6:29
1.2
The Cylinder (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
The Modern Jazz Quartet
5:30
1.3
Summertime (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
The Modern Jazz Quartet
7:49
1.4
Trav'lin' (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
Modern Jazz Quartet
5:39
1.5
Blues in a Minor (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
Modern Jazz Quartet
7:47
1.6
One Never Knows (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
The Modern Jazz Quartet
7:24
1.7
Bag's Groove (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
The Modern Jazz Quartet
6:43
1.8
Confirmation (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
The Modern Jazz Quartet
4:53
1.9
'Round Midnight (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
The Modern Jazz Quartet
7:35
1.10
A Night in Tunisia (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
The Modern Jazz Quartet
5:20
1.11
The Golden Striker (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
The Modern Jazz Quartet
5:27
1.12
Skating in Central Park (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
The Modern Jazz Quartet
6:34
1.13
Django (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
The Modern Jazz Quartet
6:12
1.14
What's New? (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
The Modern Jazz Quartet
7:12
"The record's got the combo in really top form – very much back to the basics of their early time on Atlantic Records, with a sublime focus on that unique sound that no other group like this could match. Milt Jackson's vibes are chromatically aligned in this amazing way with the piano of John Lewis – and somehow the live recording seems to bring out even more tones in the bass of Percy Heath, who feels an even stronger presence here than usual. Connie Kay's work on drums are a masterpiece of percussive understatement." - Dusty Groove The Last Concert is a live album by American jazz group the Modern Jazz Quartet featuring performances recorded at Avery Fisher Hall in 1974 and released on the Atlantic label originally as a double album The Last Concert (1975) and More from the Last Concert (1981).
192 kHz / 24-bit, 96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Rhino Atlantic Studio Masters

Tracks 1-14 – contains high-resolution digital transfers of material originating from an analogue master source
Track title
Peak
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RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-1.36
-4.17 to -0.01
-22.19
-26.28 to -20.53
-19.68
-23.70 to -18.00
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12 to 15
1
Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
-1.90-21.23-18.813
2
The Cylinder (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
-0.04-21.31-18.813
3
Summertime (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
-1.24-23.96-20.814
4
Trav'lin' (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
-1.63-20.57-18.512
5
Blues in a Minor (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
-0.81-22.97-20.214
6
One Never Knows (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
-4.17-26.28-23.714
7
Bag's Groove (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
-0.03-20.83-18.413
8
Confirmation (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
-0.02-20.53-18.013
9
'Round Midnight (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
-0.70-22.92-20.515
10
A Night in Tunisia (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
-2.07-22.19-19.413
11
The Golden Striker (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
-1.78-21.29-18.812
12
Skating in Central Park (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
-2.79-22.27-20.412
13
Django (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
-1.85-22.26-19.713
14
What's New? (Live at Lincoln Center New York City)
-0.01-22.00-19.514

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