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The Clifford Brown & Max Roach Emarcy Albums (4 LPs)(#3004)

The Clifford Brown & Max Roach Emarcy Albums (4 LPs)(#3004)
4 LPs (180 gram) - $100.00

DISCOGRAPHY:

Printable Version

THE CLIFFORD BROWN/MAX ROACH EMARCY ALBUMS
MRLP-3004

Record One
Side A
1. Sweet Clifford (B) 6:34
(Clifford Brown)
2. (I Don’t Stand A) Ghost Of A Chance With You (B) 7:14\
(Crosby-Washington-Young)
3. Stompin’ At The Savoy (C) 6:18
(Sampson-Razaf-Goodman-Webb)

Record One
Side B:
1. I’ll String Along With You (C) 4:55
(H. Warren-A. Dubin)
2. Mildama (D) 4:27
(Max Roach)
3. Darn That Dream (A) 4:00
(E. DeLange-J. Van Heusen)
4. I Get A Kick Out Of You (C) 7:30
(Cole Porter)

Record Two
Side A:
1. Delilah (A) 8:05
(Victor Young)
2. Parisian Thoroughfare (A) 7:16
(Bud Powell)
3. The Blues Walk (F) 6:44
(Clifford Brown)

Record Two
Side B:
1. Daahoud (D) 4:04
(Clifford Brown)
2. Joy Spring (D) 6:50
(Clifford Brown)
3. Jordu (B) 7:43
(Duke Jordan)
4. What Am I Here For? (G) 3:08
(Duke Ellington)

Record Three
Side A:
1. Cherokee (G) 5:40
(Ray Noble)
2. Jacqui (G) 5:04
(Richie Powell)
3. Swingin’ (E) 2:47
(Clifford Brown)
4. Land’s End (E) 4:47
(Harold Land)

Record Three
Side B:
1. George’s Dilemma (F) 5:29
(Clifford Brown)
2. Sandu (G) 4:48
(Clifford Brown)
3. Gerkin For Perkin (E) 2:51
(Clifford Brown)
4. If I Love Again (F) 3:17
(J. Murray-B. Oakland)
5. Take The A Train (E) 4:11
(Billy Strayhorn)

Record Four
Side A:
1. What Is This Thing Called Love? (I) 7:28
(Cole Porter)
2. Love Is A Many Splendored Thing (I) 4:09
(P.F. Webster-S. Fain)
3. I’ll Remember April 9:01
(Raye-DePaul-Johnston)

Record Four
Side B:
1. Powell’s Prances (H) 3:25
(Richie Powell)
2. Time 5:58
(Richie Powell)
3. The Scene Is Clean 6:12
(Tadd Dameron)
4. Gertrude’s Bounce (H) 4:42
(Richie Powell)

DISCOGRAPHY
For the purposes of this discography, only the first 12” LP issue is included.
(A) Clifford Brown (tp), Harold Land (ts), Richie Powell (p), George Morrow (b), Max Roach (d).
    Capitol Studios, LA, August 2, 1954
10856-2 Delilah    MG36036
10857-2 Darn That Dream   MG36008
10858-2 Parisian Thoroughfare  MG36036

(B) same personnel as (A)
    Capitol Studios, LA, August 3, 1954
10859-3 Jordu     MG36036
10860-10 Sweet Clifford   MG36008
10861-7 Ghost Of A Chance With You MG36008

(C) same personnel as (A)
    Capitol Studios, LA, August 5, 1954
10866-8 Stompin’ At The Savoy  MG36008
10867-4 I Get A Kick Out Of You   -
10868-1 I’ll String Along With You   -

(D) same personnel as (A)
    Capitol Studios, LA, August 6, 1954
10877-4 Joy Spring    MG36036
10878   Mildama    MG36008
10880   Daahoud    MG36036

(E) same personnel as (A)
    Capitol Studios, NYC, February 23, 1955
11358-7 Gerkin For Perkin   MG36037
11359-7 Take The A Train    -
11360-14 Land’s End     -
11361-15 Swingin’     -

(F) same personnel as (A)
    Capitol Studios, NYC, February 24, 1955
11362   George’s Dilemma   MG36037
11363-15 If I Love Again    -
11364-8 The Blues Walk   MG36036

(G) same personnel as (A)
    Capitol Studios, NYC, February 25, 1955
11365-11 What Am I Here For?  MG36036
11366-2 Cherokee    MG36037
11367    Jacqui     -
11368-4 Sandu     -

(H) same personnel, except Sonny Rollins (ts) replaces Harold Land
    Capitol Studios, NYC, January 4, 1956
12421-4 Gertrude’s Bounce   MG36070
12423-12 Powell’s Prances    -

(I) same personnel as (H)
    Capitol Studios, NYC, February 16, 1956
12463-7 What Is This Thing Called Love? MG36070
12464-14 Love Is A Many Splendored Thing -

(J) same personnel as (H)
    Capitol Studios, NYC, February 17, 1956
12459-1 I’ll Remember April   MG36070
12460-8 Time      -
12461-16 The Scene Is Clean    -

Album index
Emarcy MG36008  Brown And Roach, Incorporated
Emarcy MG36036  Clifford Brown And Max Roach
Emarcy MG36037  Study In Brown
Emarcy MG36070  Clifford Brown And Max Roach At Basin Street

Original sessions produced by Bob Shad
Produced for release by Michael Cuscuna

Mastered from the original analog tapes by Ryan Smith, Sterling Sound, New York City
This compilation (p) 2012 Universal Music Enterprises, a Division of UMG Recordings Inc., 2220 Colorado Avenue, Santa Monica, CA 90404-U.S.A. Manufactured by Universal Music Enterprises. Warning: All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws.
B0016874-01
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