Eric Dolphy ‎– Out To Lunch!

Blue Note ‎– B1 85391 / Europe / 2012
Good, but a bit brighter sound with less bass, stereo, but not original "splitted".

Deep groove for the 1st mono original issue is only on A side, not on both.
Anyway, there are several deep grooved Blue Note labels after BLP 4079.
BLP 4058 is the last in an unbroken sequence of 2 sided deep groove pressing, but because of the newly designed centers without the raised rim, deep groove pressing has been random used up to BLP 4207.
BLP is the last of 30 additional 2-sided deep groove pressings after BLP 4058.

These notes according to Frederick Cohen's book "Blue Note Records - A Guide for Identifying Original Pressings".
If you don't own the guide, see here for some details: https://londonjazzcollector.wordpress.com/record-labels-guide/labelography-2/ljc-guide-to-1st-pressings/
Hope this helps.

This album sounds extraordinary !!

i have a question about the copy that i own. it seems to be in the period of transition from blue note to liberty. here are the details:

VAN GELDER stamped in the dead wax;
thin groove, heavy vinyl pressing;
labels state: 33&1/3 microgroove Long Playing. Blue Note Records Inc • New York USA
Blue Note address: 43 West 61st, New York 23 written on back cover and on inner sleeve with illustrated details of 72 other LP releases under the heading "1939-1966 27 Years Blue Note The First Name In Jazz".
Labels have ® beneath the “E” in “BLUE NOTE”.

Recorded on February 25, 1964.

Eric Dolphy performs by courtesy of FM Records.

Printed in U.S.A.

Tracks' duration not on release.

thanks for the help!

5 stars for the music, 2 stars for the monochromatic digital metal mastering, flattens out the treble, bass register dull.. avoid

A Dull, flattened out lifeless listening experience, lots of detail in the high frequencies lost!
talking about the 1985 DMM French LP,reuissue

GXF 3009, Blue Note ‎– BST 84163, King Records, is a truly astounding aural experience, so much more detail than the RVG remaster or Connoisseur cds , or the 80's dmm reissue LP..sublime!

Hey wait a minute! What happened between 1964 and 1977? - the period of Division of Liberty (1966-70) and Division of United Artists(1970 - 73) were a golden era for first and second reissues.
I have a magnificent stereo reissue under "Division of Liberty" according to this chronolgy neither Liberty not UA bothered to reissue this classic album - one of the jewels in the crown of their purchase of the label?