Album · 2011

At The Cotton Club 1956

Released
2011
Label
RLR Records
Catalogue no.
RLR 88624
Tracklist
17 tracks
Length
3:07:54
Country
XE

“At The Cotton Club 1956” is an album by Clifford Brown, released in 2011 on RLR Records. The original release has 17 tracks with a running time of 3:07:54. Jazz standards on the record include “Daahoud”, “Darn That Dream”, “Get Happy” and “I'll Remember April”. The line-up features Clifford Brown (spoken vocals, trumpet), George Morrow (double bass), Max Roach (drums (drum set)), Richie Powell (piano) and Sonny Rollins (tenor saxophone).

Who played on At The Cotton Club 1956

Tracklist

  1. 1-1 [introduction by Clifford Brown] 1:28
  2. 1-2 Take the "A" Train standard — Billy Strayhorn 13:39
  3. 1-3 Darn That Dream / [intermission announcement by Clifford Brown] standard — Jimmy Van Heusen 4:28
  4. 1-4 Nice Work If You Can Get It standard — George Gershwin 18:52
  5. 1-5 Jordu standard — Duke Jordan 16:36
  6. 1-6 Valse Hot (Incomplete) standard — Sonny Rollins 3:44
  7. 2-1 [introduction by Max Roach] / Get Happy standard — Harold Arlen 23:25
  8. 2-2 [untitled blues] 14:09
  9. 2-3 Delilah — Victor Young 13:27
  10. 2-4 Lover standard 14:58
  11. 3-1 Lover Man standard 6:01
  12. 3-2 Daahoud standard — Clifford Brown 10:42
  13. 3-3 What's New standard — Bob Haggart 3:48
  14. 3-4 I'll Remember April standard — Gene de Paul 19:04
  15. 3-5 Daahoud standard — Clifford Brown 6:53
  16. 3-6 'round Midnight standard — Thelonious Monk, Cootie Williams 8:27
  17. 3-7 The Blues Walk — Chris Woods, Clifford Brown 8:13

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on At The Cotton Club 1956?

The line-up of At The Cotton Club 1956 includes Clifford Brown (spoken vocals, trumpet), George Morrow (double bass), Max Roach (drums (drum set)), Richie Powell (piano) and Sonny Rollins (tenor saxophone).

Which label released At The Cotton Club 1956?

At The Cotton Club 1956 was released in 2011 on RLR Records (RLR 88624).

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