Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers "A Night in Tunisia" XRCD 24

Just followed the weblink discogs and found it listed as mono.  Interesting, as my copy is decidedly stereo.  Perhaps is was digitally created. It does not sound odd.  Blakey is decidedly in the right channel, joined by Wayne Shorter.  Left channel is where Lee Morgan lives and center fill is occupied by the acoustic bass and piano.

What timing! Just listening to First Flight to Tokyo on vinyl and Tunisia came on when I spotted this thread.

Let's enjoy it with Ella

celtic66- I'm a "purist snob" when it comes to Jazz and Classical from the 50-60's.

Most of the good stuff was originally in mono. It's yet another polarizing subject(mono vs stereo)subject.

Look for this particular track on this

I have two original LP versions of A night in Tunisia...have not heard a cd of it, nor would I really want to, but that's just me. 

The question you asked is very good. I read it carefully but could not find anyone to help me understand it. Anyone can describe it correctly here

https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/art-blakey-and-the-jazz-nuwaveairfryer-messengers-a-night-in-tunisia-xrcd-24