1 Introduction (Joachim-Ernst Berendt)
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2 Agitation
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3 Footprints
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4 'Round Midnight
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5 No Blues
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6 Masqualero
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7 I Fall in Love Too Easily (inc)
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8 Riot
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9 Walkin'
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10 On Green Dolphin Street
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11 Gingerbread Boy
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12 The Theme (with applause)
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An excerpt of this concert was broadcast on Südwestfunk TV, and this broadcast is the source for the Sony DVD. Several of the tunes are edited:

1. Introduction by Joachim-Ernst Berendt (0:59)
2. Agitation (edited, 6:43)
3. Footprints (edited, 6:03)
4. I Fall in Love Too Easily (inc, 11:34)
5. Walkin' (9:17)
6. Gingerbread Boy (edited, 5:34)
7. The Theme (0:28)

The pitch on Luxury TOE 1/2 is slightly flat (about 30 cents), though the sound is otherwise superior to the previous issues.

Two short excerpts from this show -- the beginning (0:28) of "I Fall in Love Too Easily" and part of Davis' solo on "Footprints" (1:26) -- were included in a 1970 BBC broadcast of Faces of Jazz.

In the Paris performance from November 6 there is an intermission and stage announcement following "Masqualero." There may be a similar break in this performance before "I Fall in Love Too Easily," but it is hard to tell because the applause after "Masqualero" has been edited out.

The Quintet played several venues in Europe in late October-early November 1967 as part of the "Newport Jazz Festival in Europe" produced by George Wein. According to Billboard magazine, groups from the tour were booked in the following cities, although each booking involved a subset of the groups involved: Baden (West Germany), Barcelona (Spain), Belfast (Ireland), Berlin (West Germany), Copenhagen (Denmark), Dublin (Ireland), Epernay (France), Helsinki (Finland), Karlsruhe (West Germany), Lecco (Italy), London (England), Lugano (Switzerland), Lyons (France), Mainz (West Germany), Paris (France), Rotterdam (Holland), Stockholm (Sweden). The Quintet, usually paired with the Archie Shepp Quintet, was booked in ten cities:

October 28: Koningin Elisabethzaal, Antwerp, Belgium
October 29: Hammersmith Odeon, London, Great Britain
October 30: De Doelen, Rotterdam, Holland
October 31: Konserthuset, Stockholm, Sweden
November 1: Kulttuuritalolla, Helsinki, Finland
November 2: Tivoli Konsertsal, Copenhagen, Denmark
November 4: Philharmonie, Berlin, West German
November 5: Teatro Europa, Lecco, Italy
November 6: Salle Pleyel, Paris, France
November 7: Stadthalle, Karlsruhe, West Germany
November 12: unknown venue, Barcelona, Spain

Also on the tour were the Thelonious Monk Octet, the Gary Burton Quartet with Larry Coryell, Sarah Vaughan and the Bob James Trio, and many others. Davis apparently left the tour early (ca. November 10) after a dispute with producer George Wein. The rest of the Quintet performed the final concert or two of the tour as "The Wayne Shorter Quartet."

I am grateful to Jan Lohmann for discussion of this session.