Name: Jam Session by Clifford Brown
Brand: Clifford Brown
SKU: 042281464027
Price: 3.96 USD
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Rating: 4.5 (28 reviews)

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What Is This Thing Called Love? View on Youtube

Dinah Washington, Clifford Brown

15:06

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15:06

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Darn That Dream View on Youtube

Dinah Washington, Clifford Brown

05:16

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05:16

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Move View on Youtube

Dinah Washington, Clifford Brown

14:42

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Medley: My Funny Valentine/Don't Worry 'Bout Me/Bess, You Is My Woman Now/It Might As Well Be Spring View on Youtube

Dinah Washington, Clifford Brown

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Norman Granz and his Pablo label took over a large part of the 1977 Montreux Jazz Festival (as they had done in 1975) and there were quite a few albums released that documented his all-star groups caught live and in spontaneous form. This double LP (six of the nine selections have since been issued as a single CD with the same title) has performances not included on the other albums. A who's who of veteran jazz greats are heard from including trumpeters Dizzy Gillespie, Clark Terry, Jon Faddis and Roy Eldridge, tenors Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis, Zoot Sims and Ronnie Scott, altoist Benny Carter, trombonists Vic Dickenson and Al Grey, pianists Oscar Peterson, Count Basie and Monty Alexander, guitarist Joe Pass, bassists Niels Pedersen and Ray Brown, and drummers Bobby Durham and Jimmie Smith. The tunes they perform (in five overlapping groups) are generally fairly basic but the playing has its share of surprising moments and this two-fer gives one a strong overview of the Pablo label in the 1970s. ~ Scott Yanow

1. What Is This Thing Called Love?

by Dinah Washington, Clifford Brown

Primary Artist: Clifford Brown
Dinah Washington; Main Performer
Double Bass: Keter Betts
George Morrow; Performer
Drums: Max Roach; Performer
Performer: Richie Powell
Maynard Ferguson
Junior Mance
Max Roach
Clark Terry
Harold Land
Herb Geller
Keter Betts
George Morrow; Performer
Piano: Richie Powell
Junior Mance; Performer
Saxophone: Herb Geller
Harold Land; Performer
Trumpet: Clark Terry
Maynard Ferguson; Performer
Composer: Cole Porter; Composer
Lyricist: Cole Porter; Composer
Producer: Bob Shad; Production

2. Darn That Dream

by Dinah Washington, Clifford Brown

Primary Artist: Clifford Brown
Dinah Washington; Main Performer
Double Bass: George Morrow
Keter Betts; Performer
Drums: Max Roach; Performer
Performer: Richie Powell
Maynard Ferguson
Junior Mance
Max Roach
Clark Terry
Harold Land
Herb Geller
Keter Betts
George Morrow; Performer
Piano: Richie Powell
Junior Mance; Performer
Saxophone: Harold Land
Herb Geller; Performer
Trumpet: Clark Terry
Maynard Ferguson; Performer
Composer: Eddie Delange
Jimmy Van Heusen; Composer
Lyricist: Jimmy Van Heusen
Eddie Delange; Composer
Producer: Bob Shad; Production

3. Move

by Dinah Washington, Clifford Brown

Primary Artist: Clifford Brown
Dinah Washington; Main Performer
Double Bass: Keter Betts
George Morrow; Performer
Drums: Max Roach; Performer
Performer: Richie Powell
Maynard Ferguson
Junior Mance
Max Roach
Clark Terry
Harold Land
Herb Geller
Keter Betts
George Morrow; Performer
Piano: Richie Powell
Junior Mance; Performer
Saxophone: Herb Geller
Harold Land; Performer
Trumpet: Clark Terry
Maynard Ferguson; Performer
Composer: Denzil Best; Composer
Lyricist: Denzil Best; Composer
Producer: Bob Shad; Production

4. Medley: My Funny Valentine/Don't Worry 'Bout Me/Bess, You Is My Woman Now/It Might As Well Be Spring

by Dinah Washington, Clifford Brown

Primary Artist: Clifford Brown
Dinah Washington; Main Performer
Double Bass: George Morrow
Keter Betts; Performer
Drums: Max Roach; Performer
Performer: Richie Powell
Maynard Ferguson
Junior Mance
Max Roach
Clark Terry
Harold Land
Herb Geller
Keter Betts
George Morrow; Performer
Piano: Richie Powell
Junior Mance; Performer
Saxophone: Herb Geller
Harold Land; Performer
Trumpet: Maynard Ferguson
Clark Terry; Performer
Composer: Heyward Du Bose
Ira Gershwin
Ted Koehler
Lorenz Hart
Dorothy Heyward
Oscar Hammerstein Ii
George Gershwin
Rube Bloom
Richard Rodgers
Dubose Heyward; Composer
Lyricist: Rube Bloom
Oscar Hammerstein Ii
Dorothy Heyward
Lorenz Hart
Ted Koehler
Ira Gershwin
Heyward Du Bose
George Gershwin
Richard Rodgers; Composer
Producer: Bob Shad; Production

Technical Specifications

Volume

1 volume only

Tracks

4 tracks available

Type

LIVE

Format

Digital Media

Duration

46 minutes and 13 seconds

Explicit

None

Coverart

Available and up to 921x921 px

Booklet

Not available

Max Quality

CD Quality (Lossless)

16bit / 44.1 kHz

Stereo

Audio Extension

Lossless: FLAC, M4A, WAV, WV, AIFF

Lossy: AAC, MP3, M4A, MP4, OGA, OGG, OPUS, WMA

Archive Format

Available in these formats: ZIP, TAR, RAR

Lyrics

2/4 tracks have lyrics

Synchronized Lyrics

No synced lyrics found

Genres

Jazz, Bop, Hard Bop, Bebop

Label

Verve Reissues

Music Distribution Service

UMG Global

Country

United States

Language

English (United States)

Popularity

Release Date

Dec 31, 1953

Track Preview

Available

Delivery Charge

Free

Delivery Method

Digital download link via Email or Personal Dashboard on this site

UPC

42281464027

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Jam Session

1. What Is This Thing Called Love?

2. Darn That Dream

3. Move

4. Medley: My Funny Valentine/Don't Worry 'Bout Me/Bess, You Is My Woman Now/It Might As Well Be Spring

Technical Specifications

Jam Session

Product information

Release options

1. What Is This Thing Called Love?

2. Darn That Dream

3. Move

4. Medley: My Funny Valentine/Don't Worry 'Bout Me/Bess, You Is My Woman Now/It Might As Well Be Spring

Technical Specifications