Album · 1971

B & S

Released
1971
Label
Gramofonový Klub
Catalogue no.
1 15 0929
Tracklist
5 tracks
Length
38:45
Country
XC

“B & S” is an album by Slide Hampton & Václav Zahradník Big Band, released in 1971 on Gramofonový Klub. The original release has 5 tracks with a running time of 38:45. The line-up features Dušan Húščava (reeds), Jan Hynčica (trombone), Jan Václavík (reeds), Jiří Hlava (trumpet) and Jiří Válek (flute).

Who played on B & S

  • Dušan Húščava reeds all tracks
  • Jan Hynčica trombone all tracks
  • Jan Václavík reeds all tracks
  • Jiří Hlava trumpet all tracks
  • Jiří Válek flute all tracks
  • Josef Petržilka trombone all tracks
  • Ladislav Gerhardt piano all tracks
  • Miloslav Bureš trumpet all tracks
  • Miroslav Koželuh trombone all tracks
  • Miroslav Krýsl reeds all tracks
  • Petr Fleischer tuba all tracks
  • Slide Hampton trombone all tracks
  • Zdeněk Pulec trombone all tracks
  • Jan Čapoun trumpet on 3 tracks
  • Nikola Janev trumpet on 3 tracks
  • Rudolf Ticháček reeds on 3 tracks
  • Jaroslav Hájek reeds on 2 tracks
  • Jaroslav Lautner trumpet on 2 tracks
  • Jiří Jelínek trumpet on 2 tracks
  • Barre Phillips bass
  • Jiří Stivín flute
  • John Surman soprano saxophone, baritone saxophone
  • Karel Velebný vibraphone
  • Rudolf Dašek guitar
  • Stu Martin drums (drum set)

Tracklist

  1. A1 The End of Love 4:45
  2. A2 B & S (Část 1, 2 & 3) 7:35
  3. A3 Gardener's Waltz 7:05
  4. B1 Jeanette 10:45
  5. B2 Fašank in Blues 8:35

Production

  • Antonín Matzner producer, recording
  • František Řebíček engineer

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on B & S?

The line-up of B & S includes Dušan Húščava (reeds), Jan Hynčica (trombone), Jan Václavík (reeds), Jiří Hlava (trumpet), Jiří Válek (flute), Josef Petržilka (trombone), Ladislav Gerhardt (piano) and Miloslav Bureš (trumpet).

Which label released B & S?

B & S was released in 1971 on Gramofonový Klub (1 15 0929).

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