Count Basie
Title Price GBP  Media  Condition  Label 
Vol. III - 1940/1941 Don For Prez 7.54  2LP  Mint (M)/Very Good Plus (VG+)  CBS 88672
Item Number: 2081096648 7593

cbs, 88672, dutch, ex+/m/m, gatefold [7593]




Tracklist
 
A1The World Is Mad (Part I)2:36
A2The World Is Mad (Part II)2:48
A3Moten Swing2:17
A4It's Torture2:48
A5I Want A Little Girl2:36
A6All Or Nothing At All2:40
A7The Moon Fell In The River2:44
A8What's Your Number?2:47
B1Draftin' Blues2:26
B2Five O'Clock Whistle3:00
B3Love Jumped Out3:09
B4My Wandering Man3:04
B5Broadway2:55
B6It's The Same Old South3:02
B7Stampede In G Minor2:42
B8Who Am I?2:46
C1Rockin' The Blues3:06
C2It's Square But It Rocks2:25
C3I'll Forget2:40
C4You Lied To Me2:38
C5Wiggle Woggle2:36
C6Beau Brummel3:08
C7Music Makers2:40
C8Jump The Blues Away2:58
D1Deep In The Blues3:05
D2Jitters2:42
D3Tuesday At Ten2:55
D4Undecided Blues2:53
D5I Do Mean You2:45
D69:20 Special3:06
D7H & J2:32
D8Feeding The Bean3:10


Identifiers
Label Code: LC 0149

Credits
Alto Saxophone - Earle Warren (Tracks: A1 to D8)
Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone - Jack Washington (Tracks: A1 to D8)
Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone - Tab Smith (Tracks: B6 to D8)
Arranged By - Andy Gibson (Tracks: A1, A2, A4), Buck Clayton (Tracks: D7), Buster Harding (Tracks: B7, C1, D6), Don Redman (Tracks: B2), Dudley Brooks (Tracks: C8), Eddie Durham (Tracks: A3, A8, B3), Henri Woode (Tracks: B5), Jimmy Mundy (Tracks: A5, C7, D5), Margie Gibson (Tracks: C6), Skip Martin (Tracks: D3), Tab Smith (Tracks: D2)
Bass - Walter Page (Tracks: A1 to D8)
Cover [Art] - Guy Joly
Drums - Jo Jones (Tracks: A1 to D8)
Guitar - Freddie Green (Tracks: A1 to D8)
Piano - Count Basie
Tenor Saxophone - Buddy Tate (Tracks: A1 to D8), Coleman Hawkins (Tracks: D6 to D8), Don Byas (Tracks: C2 to D8), Lester Young (Tracks: A1 to B5), Paul Bascomb (Tracks: B6 to C1)
Trombone - Dan Minor (Tracks: A1 to D8), Dickie Wells (Tracks: A1 to D8), Ed Cuffee (Tracks: C7 to D8), Vic Dickenson (Tracks: A1 to C6)
Trumpet - Al Killian (Tracks: A1 to D8), Buck Clayton (Tracks: A1 to D8), Ed Lewis (Tracks: A1 to D8), Harry Edison (Tracks: A1 to D8)
Vocals - Helen Humes (Tracks: A4, A6, A7, B4, B8, C2 to C4, D2), Jimmy Rushing (Tracks: A5, B1, B6, D4)
Notes
℗ 1940 CBS Inc.
℗ 1986 CBS Disques (Compilation).
© 1986 CBS Inc.

Made in Holland

SESSIONS DATE AND LOCATION:
# A1 to A5: Chicago, 8th August 1940.
# A6 to B5: New York, 30th October 1940.
# B6 to C1: New York, 13th December 1940.
# C2 to C3: New York, 20th January 1941.
# C4 toC6: New York, 22nd January 1941.
# C7 to D4: New York, 28th January 1941.
# D5 to D8: Chicago, 10th April 1941.

Note
Images and tracklisting are supplied by a third party and matched by catalogue number or barcode. Tracks on the release may differ from what is being sold.
Release Country: Netherlands
Release Date: 1986
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