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Gene Ammons 2017-11-01.Xlsx Spår Albumartist gene ammons jay jay 1947 Insp.datum Komp./text Album 1 Gene Ammoms The Happy Blues 1956-04-23 Art Farmer The Happy Blues 2 Tiny Bracshaw The train kept a-rollin' 1951-07-25 Bradshaw - Mann The train kept a-rollin' 3 Gene Ammoms St. Louis blues 1946-08-06 W C Handy Albert Ammons And His Rhythm Kings 4 Gene Ammoms Archie 1951-08-14 5 Billy Eckstine Blowin´The Blues Away 1944-12-05 Horace Silver Billy Eckstine And His Orchestra 6 Billy Eckstine Together 1945-02 Billy Eckstine Billy Eckstine Together 7 Billy Eckstine Love me or leave me 1945-02 Walter Donaldson/Gus Kahn Billy Eckstine Together 8 Miles Davis I've always got the blues 1946-10-18 Ann Baker Bopping The Blues 9 Gene Ammons Jay Jay 1947-12-10 J.J. Johnson Gene Ammons Sextet with Earl Coleman 10 Gene Ammons One In A While 1949-02-28 Michael Edwards / Bud Green Gene Ammons Sextet 11 Woody Herman More Moon 1949-05-26 Shorty Rodgers Woody Herman And His Orchestra 12 Count Basie If You See Me Baby 1950-02-06 Count Basie / Brannon / Sam Theard Count Basie Octet 13 Gene Ammons Jumpin' with Symphony Sid 1951-03-10 Lester Young Gene Ammons/Sonny Stitt 14 Gene Ammons Seven Eleven 1950-07-27 Richard Carpenter Gene Ammons and His Orchestra 15 Gene Ammons Cha-Bootie 1950-04-26 Jimmy Mundy Gene Ammons and His Orchestra 16 Gene Ammoms The Happy Blues 1956-04-23 Art Farmer The Happy Blues Spår Albumartist Medverkande 1 Gene Ammoms Art Farmer (tp) Jackie McLean (as) Gene Ammons (ts) Duke Jordan (p) Addison Farmer (b) Art Taylor (d) Candido Camero (cga) [aka Candido (cga) ] 2 Tiny Bracshaw Leslie Ayres (tp) Andrew Penn (tb) Red Prysock (ts) Jimmy Robinson (p) Clarence Mack (b) Calvin Shields (d) Tiny Bradshaw (vcl) Willie Gaddy (g) 3 Gene Ammoms Marvin Randolph (tp) Gene Ammons (ts) Albert Ammons (p) Ike Perkins (g) Israel Crosby (b) Alvin Burroughs (d) 4 Gene Ammoms Gene Ammons (ts) Clarence "Sleepy" Anderson (p) Earl May (b) Teddy Stewart (d) 5 Billy Eckstine Dizzy Gillespie, Shorty McConnell, Gail Brockman, Boonie Hazel (tp) Gerald Valentine, Taswell Baird, Howard Scott, Alfred "Chippy" Outcalt (tb) John Jackson, Bill Frazier (as) Dexter Gordon, Gene Ammons (ts) Leo Parker (bar) John Malachi (p) Connie Wainwright (g) Tommy Potter (b) Art Blakey (d) Billy Eckstine, Sarah Vaughan (vcl) Jerry Valentine, Tadd Dameron, John Malachi (arr) 6 Billy Eckstine Fats Navarro, Shorty McConnell, Gail Brockman, Boonie Hazel (tp) Billy Eckstine (tp.vcl) Gerald Valentine, Taswell Baird, Howard Scott, Alfred "Chippy" Outcalt (tb) John Jackson, Bill Frazier (as) Budd Johnson (ts,arr), Gene Ammons (ts) Leo Parker (bar) John Malachi (p) Connie Wainwright (g) Tommy Potter (b) Art Blakey (d) Billy Eckstine (vcl) Jerry Valentine, Tadd Dameron, John Malachi (arr) 7 Billy Eckstine enl. ovan 8 Miles Davis Ann Baker (vcl) [aka Ann Hathaway (vcl) ] acc by Miles Davis (tp) Gene Ammons (ts) Linton Garner (p) Connie Wainwright (g) Tommy Potter (b) Art Blakey (d) 9 Gene Ammons Gail Brockman (tp) John "Flaps" Dungee (as) A.K. Salim (arr) Gene Ammons (ts) Junior Mance (p) Gene Wright (b) Ellis Bartee (d) 10 Gene Ammons Gene Ammons (ts) Christine Chatman (p,vcl) Leo Blevins (g) Lowell Pointer (b) Ike Day (d) Mary Graham (vcl) 11 Woody Herman Shorty Rogers (tp,arr) Bill Harris, Earl Swope, Ollie Wilson (tb) Bart Varsalona (b-tb) Woody Herman (cl,as,vcl) Sam Marowitz (as) Gene Ammons, Buddy Savitt (ts) Jimmy Giuffre (ts,arr) Serge Chaloff (bar) Terry Gibbs (vib) Lou Levy (p) Oscar Pettiford (b) Shelly Manne (d) Mary Ann McCall (vcl) Johnny Mandel, Neal Hefti, Ralph Bu 12 Count Basie Harry "Sweets" Edison (tp) Dicky Wells (tb) Georgie Auld (ts) Gene Ammons (ts,bar) Count Basie (p) Freddie Green (g) Al McKibbon (b) Gus Johnson (d) Buck Clayton (arr) "Google Eyes", Deep River Boys (vcl) as follows : J. August, H. Douglas, E. Ware, G. Lawson, V. Gardner (vcl) 13 Gene Ammons Bill Massey (tp) Wade Marcus (tb) Gene Ammons, Sonny Stitt (ts) Junior Mance (p) Gene Wright, Teddy Stewart (d) 14 Gene Ammons Bill Massey (tp) Matthew Gee (tb) Gene Ammons (ts,vcl) Sonny Stitt (bar) Duke Jordan (p) Gene Wright (b) Wes Landers (d) 15 Gene Ammons Bill Massey (tp) Bennie Green (tb) Gene Ammons (ts) Sonny Stitt (bar) Duke Jordan (p) Tommy Potter (b) Art Blakey (d) Jimmy Mundy (arr) 16 Gene Ammoms Art Farmer (tp) Jackie McLean (as) Gene Ammons (ts) Duke Jordan (p) Addison Farmer (b) Art Taylor (d) Candido Camero (cga) [aka Candido (cga) ] Spår Albumartist Förlag Anm Speltid Länk 1 Gene Ammoms Prestige PRLP7039 Hackensack, N.J [A3949-13] 2 Tiny Bracshaw King 4497 Cincinnati, OH [B11378-13] 3 Gene Ammoms Mercury MG25012 Chicago [A3910-13] 4 Gene Ammoms Quadromania 222402-2-CD New York [A3939-13] 5 Billy Eckstine E m ber FA 201 O LP New York [E366-13] 6 Billy Eckstine Spotlite 1 00 LP AFRS Jubilee Broadcasts "Club Plantation", Los Angeles [E367-13] 7 Billy Eckstine Spotlite 1 00 LP AFRS Jubilee Broadcasts "Club Plantation", Los Angeles [E367-13] 8 Miles Davis Black Lion 60102 Hollywood, CA H2938.10-13 9 Gene Ammons Quadromania 222402-2-CD Chicago [A3920-13] 10 Gene Ammons Quadromania 222402-2-CD Chicago [A3923-13] 11 Woody Herman Rock Chair JW S L / CD Chicago [H5273-13] 12 Count Basie Golden Star GSS 5453 CD New York [B3608-13] 13 Gene Ammons Chazzer 2004 LP Live "Birdland", New York [B3608-13] 14 Gene Ammons Quadromania 222402-2-CD New York [A3931-13] 15 Gene Ammons Quadromania 222402-2-CD New York [A3928-13] 16 Gene Ammoms Prestige PRLP7039 Hackensack, N.J [A3949-13].
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