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mercredi 30 avril 2014

THE DAVE BRUBECK TRIO Featuring GERRY MULLIGAN BLUE ROOTS

COLUMBIA RECORDS 1968                  CS 9749


credits:

Baritone Saxophone – Gerry Mulligan
Bass, Bass [Fender] – Jack Six
Drums – Alan Dawson
Piano, Piano [Honky Tonk] – Dave Brubeck

recorded

NYC, October 4, 1968
NYC, December 13, 1968
Engineer:
 Arthur Kendy, Frank Laico,
Murray Zimney, Stan Tonkel


tracks list:

A1 Limehouse Blues
Written-By – D. Furber*, P. Braham*
A2 Journey
Written-By – G. Mulligan*
A3 Cross Ties
Written-By – D. Brubeck*
B1 Broke Blues
Written-By – T. Macero*
B2 Things Ain't What They Used To Be
Written-By – M. Ellington*, Ted Parsons (2)
B3 Movin' Out
Written-By – D. Brubeck*
B4 Blues Roots
Written-By – D. Brubeck*, G. Mulligan*


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