Album · 2024
3
- Released
- 26 January 2024
- Label
- Gearbox Records
- Catalogue no.
- GB1591CD
- Tracklist
- 19 tracks
- Length
- 1:48:09
- Country
- XW
“3” is an album by Abdullah Ibrahim, released in 2024 on Gearbox Records. The original release has 19 tracks with a running time of 1:48:09. Jazz standards on the record include “Giant Steps”, “In a Sentimental Mood” and “Skippy”. The line-up features Abdullah Ibrahim (grand piano), Noah Jackson (cello, double bass) and Cleave Guyton (flute, piccolo).
Who played on 3
- Abdullah Ibrahim grand piano on 18 tracks
- Noah Jackson cello, double bass on 14 tracks
- Cleave Guyton flute, piccolo on 13 tracks
Tracklist
- 1-1 Barakat 3:28
- 1-2 Tsakwe 1:43
- 1-3 Krotoa - Crystal Clear 3:55
- 1-4 Maraba 2:31
- 1-5 Ishmael 1:43
- 1-6 Mindif 4:26
- 1-7 In a Sentimental Mood (live) standard 6:24
- 1-8 Giant Steps (live) standard — John Coltrane 3:19
- 1-9 Reprise 1 (live) 15:12
- 1-10 Water From an Ancient Well (live) 8:56
- 2-1 Nisa (live) 6:01
- 2-2 The Wedding (live) 5:14
- 2-3 Tuang Guru (live) 7:33
- 2-4 Reprise 2 (live) 15:38
- 2-5 Dreamtime (live) 4:23
- 2-6 Skippy (live) standard — Thelonious Monk 6:29
- 2-7 Blue Bolero (live) 1:06
- 2-8 Mindif (live) 7:00
- 2-9 Trance-Mission (live) 3:08
More albums by Abdullah Ibrahim
Anatomy of a South African Village
1965 · Live · Fontana
African Piano
1970 · Live · Spectator Records
Peace
1971 · Soultown Records
Dollar Brand + 3
1973 · Soultown Records
This Is Dollar Brand
1973 · Black Lion Records
Sangoma
1973 · Sackville
African Breeze
1974 · EAST WIND
“Memories”
1974 · Philips
African Sketchbook
1974 · enja
The Third World-Underground
1974 · Live · Nadja
African Space Program
1974 · enja
Ode to Duke Ellington
1974 · Philips
Frequently asked questions
Who played on 3?
The line-up of 3 includes Abdullah Ibrahim (grand piano), Noah Jackson (cello, double bass) and Cleave Guyton (flute, piccolo).
Which label released 3?
3 was released in 2024 on Gearbox Records (GB1591CD).
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