Album · 1956
Baritone Sax
- Released
- 1956
- Label
- Atlantic Records
- Catalogue no.
- 1246
- Tracklist
- 7 tracks
- Length
- 39:09
- Country
- US
“Baritone Sax” is an album by Lars Gullin, released in 1956 on Atlantic Records. The original release has 7 tracks with a running time of 39:09. Jazz standards on the record include “A Foggy Day”, “All Of Me”, “So What” and “Summertime”. The line-up features Lars Gullin (baritone saxophone), Nils-Bertil Dahlander (drums (drum set)), Rune Öfwerman (piano), Georg Riedel (bass) and Arne Domnérus (alto saxophone, reeds).
Who played on Baritone Sax
- Lars Gullin baritone saxophone all tracks
- Nils-Bertil Dahlander drums (drum set) all tracks
- Rune Öfwerman piano all tracks
- Georg Riedel bass on 6 tracks
- Arne Domnérus alto saxophone, reeds on 5 tracks
- Åke Persson trombone on 4 tracks
- Carl-Henrik Norin tenor saxophone on 4 tracks
- George Vernon trombone on 4 tracks
- Rune Falk baritone saxophone on 4 tracks
- Bengt‐Arne Wallin trumpet on 2 tracks
- Gordon Ohlsson trombone on 2 tracks
- Jan Allan trumpet on 2 tracks
- Nisse Skoog trumpet on 2 tracks
- Rolf Blomquist tenor saxophone on 2 tracks
- Weine Renliden trumpet on 2 tracks
- Bengt Carlsson bass on 1 track
Tracklist
- A1 Summertime standard 5:29
- A2 Fedja 5:01
- A3 A Foggy Day standard 4:44
- A4 Perntz 5:20
- B1 All of Me standard 5:46
- B2 Mean of Me 6:43
- B3 So What standard 6:06
Production
- Gösta Theselius arranger
More albums by Lars Gullin
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Baritone Sax?
The line-up of Baritone Sax includes Lars Gullin (baritone saxophone), Nils-Bertil Dahlander (drums (drum set)), Rune Öfwerman (piano), Georg Riedel (bass), Arne Domnérus (alto saxophone, reeds), Åke Persson (trombone), Carl-Henrik Norin (tenor saxophone) and George Vernon (trombone).
Which label released Baritone Sax?
Baritone Sax was released in 1956 on Atlantic Records (1246).
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