art direction, design, painting [paintings] Element-S
art direction, design, painting [paintings] Jérôme Witz
double bass David Friesen
drums Malcolm Pinson
lacquer cut by Daniel Krieger
liner notes Bernard Loupias
liner notes [english translation] Martin Davies
mastered by [mastering] François Lê Xuân
photography by [booklet photos] Thierry Trombert
photography by [cover photo] Gérard Rouy
piano Joe Bonner
producer [produced by] François Lê Xuân
producer [produced by] Fred Thomas
tenor saxophone, composed by Billy Harper
transferred by [tape transfer] Ian Debeerst
trumpet Virgil Jones
Phonographic Copyright (p) INA
Phonographic Copyright (p) Sam Records (8)
Phonographic Copyright (p) Saga
Copyright (c) Sam Records (8)
Copyright (c) Saga
Licensed From INA
Licensed To Sam Records (8)
Licensed To Saga
Produced For Sam Records (8)
Produced For Saga
Recorded At La Pinède Gould
Lacquer Cut At SST GmbH
Pressed By Schallplattenfabrik Pallas GmbH
Lacquer Cut At SST GmbH
Published By Lyharp Music Publishing Co.
Pinède Gould, Antibes Juan-Les-Pins, Thursday July 24th, 1975.
On the occasion of the 15th Antibes Juan-les-Pins Jazz Festival, radio producer André Francis presented a three-act show featuring Joachim Kühn Trio, Billy Harper Quintet and Charles Mingus Quintet.

Track 'Priestess' (22:17) is mentioned in the track listing of the insert, with a note that it does not appear in this selection.

Limited edition 2000 copies.


(P) 1975 INA, under licence to Sam Records and Saga

Comes with a flipback high-gloss sleeve, custom poly-lined inner sleeve and an LP-sized three-fold insert.
180g LP.

All runouts etched except Pallas identifier stamped -54707-
Barcode: 3 770010 277088 (Text, attached)
Barcode: 370010277088 (Scanned, attached)
Matrix / Runout: SRS 2 A-V2 -54707- Kr SST (Side A runout)
Matrix / Runout: SRS 2 B-V2 -54707- Kr SST (Side B runout)