Album · 1989

A Monday Date

Released
4 December 1989
Label
Riverside
Catalogue no.
OJCCD-1740-2
Tracklist
12 tracks
Length
35:50
Country
US

“A Monday Date” is an album by Earl Hines, released in 1989 on Riverside. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 35:50. Jazz standards on the record include “Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home”, “Limehouse Blues” and “The Lonesome Road”. The line-up features Darnell Howard (clarinet), Earl Hines (piano, vocals), Earl Watkins (drums (drum set)), Eddie Smith (trumpet) and George "Pops" Foster (bass).

Who played on A Monday Date

Tracklist

  1. 1 Monday Date — Earl Hines 2:12
  2. 2 Bill Baley, Won't You Please Come Home standard — [unknown], Hughie Cannon 3:25
  3. 3 Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans? — Louis Alter 2:01
  4. 4 Lonesome Road standard — Nathaniel Shilkret 3:56
  5. 5 Squeeze Me — Fats Waller 4:04
  6. 6 Limehouse Blues standard — Philip Braham 2:31
  7. 7 West End Blues — King Oliver 4:42
  8. 8 Yes Sir, That's My Baby — Walter Donaldson 3:00
  9. 9 Caution Blues 2:23
  10. 10 Mandy, Make Up Your Mind — Arthur Johnston, George W. Meyer 2:38
  11. 11 A Closer Walk With Thee — [traditional] 2:39
  12. 12 Clarinet Marmalade — Henry Ragas, Larry Shields 2:20

Production

  • Barrett Clark engineer
  • Chris Albertson producer

More albums by Earl Hines

Frequently asked questions

Who played on A Monday Date?

The line-up of A Monday Date includes Darnell Howard (clarinet), Earl Hines (piano, vocals), Earl Watkins (drums (drum set)), Eddie Smith (trumpet), George "Pops" Foster (bass) and Jimmy Archey (trombone).

Which label released A Monday Date?

A Monday Date was released in 1989 on Riverside (OJCCD-1740-2).

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