Clark After Dark: The Ballad Album

~ Release by Clark Terry (see all versions of this release, 3 available)

Tracklist

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1Misty
engineer:
Keith Grant (classical recording engineer) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
alto flute and tenor saxophone:
Stan Sulzmann (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
alto saxophone and flute:
Roy Willox (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
baritone saxophone and clarinet:
Ronnie Ross (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
bass:
Chris Laurence (double bassist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
cello:
Alan Dalziel (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Vivien Joseph (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bram Martin (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Derek Simpson (cellist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
clarinet and saxophone:
Al Newman (saxophone, clarinet) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
clarinet, flute and tenor saxophone:
Tony Coe (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
double bass:
Rodney Stratford (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Arthur Watts (bass) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
flugelhorn:
Clark Terry (American swing trumpeter) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
French horn:
Terry Johns (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
guitar:
Martin Kershaw (guitarist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
percussion:
Tristan Fry (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
piano:
Gordon Beck (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
trombone:
Cliff Hardie (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), David Horler (trombone) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Nat Peck (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Ray Premru (trombonist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
trumpet:
Dave Hancock (trumpet) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Derek Watkins (trumpeter) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
viola:
Ken Essex (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Ruşen Güneş (violist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Luciano Jorio (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Margaret Major (viola player, associated with Aeolian Quartet) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
violin:
Jim Archer (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bill Armon (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Peter Benson (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Desmond Bradley (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Charles Vorzanger (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Diana Cummings (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bela Dekany (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Hans Geiger (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Michael Jones (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Homi Kanga (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Dennis McConnell (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Fred Parrington (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bill Reid (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Max Salpeter (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Paul Sherman (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Derek Solomon (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and John Willison (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
conductor:
Peter Herbolzheimer (trombonist and conductor) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
arranger:
Peter Herbolzheimer (trombonist and conductor)
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
MPS Records GmbH (not for release label use! please use "MPS" instead)
recorded at:
Olympic Studios (1966–2009) in Barnes, Richmond upon Thames, London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
5:33
2Nature Boy
engineer:
Keith Grant (classical recording engineer) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
alto flute and tenor saxophone:
Stan Sulzmann (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
alto saxophone and flute:
Roy Willox (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
baritone saxophone and clarinet:
Ronnie Ross (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
bass:
Chris Laurence (double bassist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
cello:
Alan Dalziel (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Vivien Joseph (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bram Martin (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Derek Simpson (cellist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
clarinet and saxophone:
Al Newman (saxophone, clarinet) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
clarinet, flute and tenor saxophone:
Tony Coe (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
double bass:
Rodney Stratford (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Arthur Watts (bass) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
flugelhorn:
Clark Terry (American swing trumpeter) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
French horn:
Terry Johns (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
guitar:
Martin Kershaw (guitarist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
percussion:
Tristan Fry (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
piano:
Gordon Beck (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
trombone:
Cliff Hardie (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), David Horler (trombone) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Nat Peck (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Ray Premru (trombonist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
trumpet:
Eddie Blair (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Derek Watkins (trumpeter) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
viola:
Ken Essex (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Ruşen Güneş (violist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Luciano Jorio (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Margaret Major (viola player, associated with Aeolian Quartet) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
violin:
Jim Archer (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bill Armon (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Peter Benson (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Desmond Bradley (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Charles Vorzanger (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Diana Cummings (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bela Dekany (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Hans Geiger (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Michael Jones (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Homi Kanga (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Dennis McConnell (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Fred Parrington (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bill Reid (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Max Salpeter (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Paul Sherman (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Derek Solomon (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and John Willison (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
conductor:
Peter Herbolzheimer (trombonist and conductor) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
arranger:
Peter Herbolzheimer (trombonist and conductor)
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
MPS Records GmbH (not for release label use! please use "MPS" instead)
recorded at:
Olympic Studios (1966–2009) in Barnes, Richmond upon Thames, London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
4:26
3Georgia on My Mind
engineer:
Keith Grant (classical recording engineer) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
alto flute and tenor saxophone:
Stan Sulzmann (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
alto saxophone and flute:
Roy Willox (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
baritone saxophone and clarinet:
Ronnie Ross (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
bass:
Chris Laurence (double bassist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
cello:
Alan Dalziel (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Vivien Joseph (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bram Martin (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Derek Simpson (cellist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
clarinet and saxophone:
Al Newman (saxophone, clarinet) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
clarinet, flute and tenor saxophone:
Tony Coe (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
double bass:
Rodney Stratford (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Arthur Watts (bass) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
flugelhorn:
Clark Terry (American swing trumpeter) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
French horn:
Terry Johns (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
guitar:
Martin Kershaw (guitarist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
percussion:
Tristan Fry (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
piano:
Gordon Beck (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
trombone:
Cliff Hardie (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), David Horler (trombone) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Nat Peck (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Ray Premru (trombonist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
trumpet:
Eddie Blair (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Derek Watkins (trumpeter) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
viola:
Ken Essex (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Ruşen Güneş (violist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Luciano Jorio (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Margaret Major (viola player, associated with Aeolian Quartet) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
violin:
Jim Archer (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bill Armon (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Peter Benson (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Desmond Bradley (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Charles Vorzanger (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Diana Cummings (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bela Dekany (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Hans Geiger (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Michael Jones (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Homi Kanga (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Dennis McConnell (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Fred Parrington (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bill Reid (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Max Salpeter (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Paul Sherman (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Derek Solomon (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and John Willison (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
conductor:
Peter Herbolzheimer (trombonist and conductor) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
arranger:
Jerry van Rooyen
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
MPS Records GmbH (not for release label use! please use "MPS" instead)
recorded at:
Olympic Studios (1966–2009) in Barnes, Richmond upon Thames, London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
5:25
4November Song
engineer:
Keith Grant (classical recording engineer) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
alto flute and tenor saxophone:
Stan Sulzmann (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
alto saxophone and flute:
Roy Willox (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
baritone saxophone and clarinet:
Ronnie Ross (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
bass:
Chris Laurence (double bassist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
cello:
Alan Dalziel (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Vivien Joseph (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bram Martin (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Derek Simpson (cellist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
clarinet and saxophone:
Al Newman (saxophone, clarinet) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
clarinet, flute and tenor saxophone:
Tony Coe (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
double bass:
Rodney Stratford (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Arthur Watts (bass) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
flugelhorn:
Clark Terry (American swing trumpeter) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
French horn:
Terry Johns (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
guitar:
Martin Kershaw (guitarist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
percussion:
Tristan Fry (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
piano:
Gordon Beck (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
trombone:
Cliff Hardie (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), David Horler (trombone) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Nat Peck (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Ray Premru (trombonist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
trumpet:
Eddie Blair (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Derek Watkins (trumpeter) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
viola:
Ken Essex (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Ruşen Güneş (violist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Luciano Jorio (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Margaret Major (viola player, associated with Aeolian Quartet) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
violin:
Jim Archer (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bill Armon (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Peter Benson (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Desmond Bradley (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Charles Vorzanger (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Diana Cummings (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bela Dekany (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Hans Geiger (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Michael Jones (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Homi Kanga (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Dennis McConnell (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Fred Parrington (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bill Reid (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Max Salpeter (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Paul Sherman (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Derek Solomon (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and John Willison (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
conductor:
Peter Herbolzheimer (trombonist and conductor) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
arranger:
Horst Mühlbradt
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
MPS Records GmbH (not for release label use! please use "MPS" instead)
recorded at:
Olympic Studios (1966–2009) in Barnes, Richmond upon Thames, London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
5:07
5Clark After Dark
engineer:
Keith Grant (classical recording engineer) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
alto flute and tenor saxophone:
Stan Sulzmann (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
alto saxophone and flute:
Roy Willox (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
baritone saxophone and clarinet:
Ronnie Ross (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
bass:
Chris Laurence (double bassist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
cello:
Alan Dalziel (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Vivien Joseph (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bram Martin (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Derek Simpson (cellist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
clarinet and saxophone:
Al Newman (saxophone, clarinet) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
clarinet, flute and tenor saxophone:
Tony Coe (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
double bass:
Rodney Stratford (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Arthur Watts (bass) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
flugelhorn:
Clark Terry (American swing trumpeter) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
French horn:
Terry Johns (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
guitar:
Martin Kershaw (guitarist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
percussion:
Tristan Fry (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
piano:
Gordon Beck (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
trombone:
Cliff Hardie (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), David Horler (trombone) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Nat Peck (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Ray Premru (trombonist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
trumpet:
Dave Hancock (trumpet) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Derek Watkins (trumpeter) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
viola:
Ken Essex (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Ruşen Güneş (violist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Luciano Jorio (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Margaret Major (viola player, associated with Aeolian Quartet) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
violin:
Jim Archer (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bill Armon (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Peter Benson (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Desmond Bradley (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Charles Vorzanger (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Diana Cummings (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bela Dekany (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Hans Geiger (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Michael Jones (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Homi Kanga (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Dennis McConnell (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Fred Parrington (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bill Reid (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Max Salpeter (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Paul Sherman (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Derek Solomon (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and John Willison (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
conductor:
Peter Herbolzheimer (trombonist and conductor) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
arranger:
Peter Herbolzheimer (trombonist and conductor)
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
MPS Records GmbH (not for release label use! please use "MPS" instead)
recorded at:
Olympic Studios (1966–2009) in Barnes, Richmond upon Thames, London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
6:16
6Willow Weep for Me
engineer:
Keith Grant (classical recording engineer) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
alto flute and tenor saxophone:
Stan Sulzmann (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
alto saxophone and flute:
Roy Willox (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
baritone saxophone and clarinet:
Ronnie Ross (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
bass:
Chris Laurence (double bassist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
cello:
Alan Dalziel (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Vivien Joseph (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bram Martin (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Derek Simpson (cellist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
clarinet and saxophone:
Al Newman (saxophone, clarinet) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
clarinet, flute and tenor saxophone:
Tony Coe (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
double bass:
Rodney Stratford (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Arthur Watts (bass) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
flugelhorn:
Clark Terry (American swing trumpeter) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
French horn:
Terry Johns (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
guitar:
Martin Kershaw (guitarist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
percussion:
Tristan Fry (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
piano:
Gordon Beck (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
trombone:
Cliff Hardie (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), David Horler (trombone) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Nat Peck (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Ray Premru (trombonist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
trumpet:
Dave Hancock (trumpet) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
viola:
Ken Essex (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Ruşen Güneş (violist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Luciano Jorio (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Margaret Major (viola player, associated with Aeolian Quartet) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
violin:
Jim Archer (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bill Armon (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Peter Benson (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Desmond Bradley (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Charles Vorzanger (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Diana Cummings (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bela Dekany (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Hans Geiger (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Michael Jones (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Homi Kanga (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Dennis McConnell (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Fred Parrington (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bill Reid (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Max Salpeter (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Paul Sherman (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Derek Solomon (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and John Willison (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
conductor:
Peter Herbolzheimer (trombonist and conductor) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
arranger:
Peter Herbolzheimer (trombonist and conductor)
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
MPS Records GmbH (not for release label use! please use "MPS" instead)
recorded at:
Olympic Studios (1966–2009) in Barnes, Richmond upon Thames, London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
5:50
7Yesterdays
engineer:
Keith Grant (classical recording engineer) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
alto flute and tenor saxophone:
Stan Sulzmann (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
alto saxophone and flute:
Roy Willox (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
baritone saxophone and clarinet:
Ronnie Ross (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
bass:
Chris Laurence (double bassist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
cello:
Alan Dalziel (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Vivien Joseph (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bram Martin (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Derek Simpson (cellist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
clarinet and saxophone:
Al Newman (saxophone, clarinet) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
clarinet, flute and tenor saxophone:
Tony Coe (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
double bass:
Rodney Stratford (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Arthur Watts (bass) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
flugelhorn:
Clark Terry (American swing trumpeter) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
French horn:
Terry Johns (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
guitar:
Martin Kershaw (guitarist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
percussion:
Tristan Fry (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
piano:
Gordon Beck (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
trombone:
Cliff Hardie (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), David Horler (trombone) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Nat Peck (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Ray Premru (trombonist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
trumpet:
Eddie Blair (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Derek Watkins (trumpeter) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
viola:
Ken Essex (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Ruşen Güneş (violist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Luciano Jorio (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Margaret Major (viola player, associated with Aeolian Quartet) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
violin:
Jim Archer (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bill Armon (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Peter Benson (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Desmond Bradley (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Charles Vorzanger (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Diana Cummings (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bela Dekany (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Hans Geiger (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Michael Jones (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Homi Kanga (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Dennis McConnell (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Fred Parrington (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bill Reid (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Max Salpeter (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Paul Sherman (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Derek Solomon (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and John Willison (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
conductor:
Peter Herbolzheimer (trombonist and conductor) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
arranger:
Horst Mühlbradt
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
MPS Records GmbH (not for release label use! please use "MPS" instead)
recorded at:
Olympic Studios (1966–2009) in Barnes, Richmond upon Thames, London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
4:27
8Emily
engineer:
Keith Grant (classical recording engineer) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
alto flute and tenor saxophone:
Stan Sulzmann (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
alto saxophone and flute:
Roy Willox (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
baritone saxophone and clarinet:
Ronnie Ross (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
bass:
Chris Laurence (double bassist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
cello:
Alan Dalziel (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Vivien Joseph (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bram Martin (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Derek Simpson (cellist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
clarinet and saxophone:
Al Newman (saxophone, clarinet) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
clarinet, flute and tenor saxophone:
Tony Coe (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
double bass:
Rodney Stratford (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Arthur Watts (bass) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
flugelhorn:
Clark Terry (American swing trumpeter) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
French horn:
Terry Johns (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
guitar:
Martin Kershaw (guitarist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
percussion:
Tristan Fry (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
piano:
Gordon Beck (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
trombone:
Cliff Hardie (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), David Horler (trombone) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Nat Peck (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Ray Premru (trombonist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
trumpet:
Eddie Blair (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Derek Watkins (trumpeter) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
viola:
Ken Essex (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Ruşen Güneş (violist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Luciano Jorio (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Margaret Major (viola player, associated with Aeolian Quartet) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
violin:
Jim Archer (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bill Armon (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Peter Benson (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Desmond Bradley (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Charles Vorzanger (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Diana Cummings (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bela Dekany (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Hans Geiger (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Michael Jones (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Homi Kanga (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Dennis McConnell (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Fred Parrington (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bill Reid (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Max Salpeter (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Paul Sherman (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Derek Solomon (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and John Willison (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
conductor:
Peter Herbolzheimer (trombonist and conductor) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
arranger:
Peter Herbolzheimer (trombonist and conductor)
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
MPS Records GmbH (not for release label use! please use "MPS" instead)
recorded at:
Olympic Studios (1966–2009) in Barnes, Richmond upon Thames, London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
4:33
9Angel Eyes
engineer:
Keith Grant (classical recording engineer) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
alto flute and tenor saxophone:
Stan Sulzmann (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
alto saxophone and flute:
Roy Willox (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
baritone saxophone and clarinet:
Ronnie Ross (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
bass:
Chris Laurence (double bassist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
cello:
Alan Dalziel (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Vivien Joseph (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bram Martin (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Derek Simpson (cellist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
clarinet and saxophone:
Al Newman (saxophone, clarinet) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
clarinet, flute and tenor saxophone:
Tony Coe (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
double bass:
Rodney Stratford (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Arthur Watts (bass) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
flugelhorn:
Clark Terry (American swing trumpeter) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
French horn:
Terry Johns (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
guitar:
Martin Kershaw (guitarist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
percussion:
Tristan Fry (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
piano:
Gordon Beck (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
trombone:
Cliff Hardie (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), David Horler (trombone) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Nat Peck (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Ray Premru (trombonist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
trumpet:
Eddie Blair (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Derek Watkins (trumpeter) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
viola:
Ken Essex (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Ruşen Güneş (violist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Luciano Jorio (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Margaret Major (viola player, associated with Aeolian Quartet) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
violin:
Jim Archer (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bill Armon (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Peter Benson (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Desmond Bradley (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Charles Vorzanger (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Diana Cummings (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bela Dekany (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Hans Geiger (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Michael Jones (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Homi Kanga (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Dennis McConnell (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Fred Parrington (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bill Reid (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Max Salpeter (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Paul Sherman (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Derek Solomon (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and John Willison (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
conductor:
Peter Herbolzheimer (trombonist and conductor) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
arranger:
Peter Herbolzheimer (trombonist and conductor)
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
MPS Records GmbH (not for release label use! please use "MPS" instead)
recorded at:
Olympic Studios (1966–2009) in Barnes, Richmond upon Thames, London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
5:33
10Girl Talk
engineer:
Keith Grant (classical recording engineer) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
alto flute and tenor saxophone:
Stan Sulzmann (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
alto saxophone and flute:
Roy Willox (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
baritone saxophone and clarinet:
Ronnie Ross (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
bass:
Chris Laurence (double bassist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
cello:
Alan Dalziel (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Vivien Joseph (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bram Martin (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Derek Simpson (cellist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
clarinet and saxophone:
Al Newman (saxophone, clarinet) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
clarinet, flute and tenor saxophone:
Tony Coe (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
double bass:
Rodney Stratford (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Arthur Watts (bass) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
flugelhorn:
Clark Terry (American swing trumpeter) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
French horn:
Terry Johns (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
guitar:
Martin Kershaw (guitarist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
percussion:
Tristan Fry (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
piano:
Gordon Beck (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
trombone:
Cliff Hardie (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), David Horler (trombone) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Nat Peck (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Ray Premru (trombonist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
trumpet:
Eddie Blair (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Dave Hancock (trumpet) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
viola:
Ken Essex (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Ruşen Güneş (violist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Luciano Jorio (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and Margaret Major (viola player, associated with Aeolian Quartet) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
violin:
Jim Archer (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bill Armon (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Peter Benson (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Desmond Bradley (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Charles Vorzanger (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Diana Cummings (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bela Dekany (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Hans Geiger (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Michael Jones (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Homi Kanga (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Dennis McConnell (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Fred Parrington (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Bill Reid (violin) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Max Salpeter (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Paul Sherman (violinist) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12), Derek Solomon (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12) and John Willison (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
conductor:
Peter Herbolzheimer (trombonist and conductor) (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
arranger:
Peter Herbolzheimer (trombonist and conductor)
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
MPS Records GmbH (not for release label use! please use "MPS" instead)
recorded at:
Olympic Studios (1966–2009) in Barnes, Richmond upon Thames, London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
cover recording of:
Girl Talk (from 1977-09-09 until 1977-09-12)
lyricist:
Bobby Troup
composer:
Neal Hefti
part of:
East Coast Music Association Song of the Year Nominees (number: 1991 (Holly Cole))
5:05

Credits

Release

part of:jazzclub | legends (subseries of the "jazzclub" series) (order: 15)
jazzclub (budget jazz series with several subseries) (order: 53)
Discogs:https://www.discogs.com/release/4093402 [info]
ASIN:DE: B000UA36II [info]