Album · 1971

Brand New

Released
March 1971
Label
Fantasy
Catalogue no.
F 8414
Tracklist
8 tracks
Length
43:21
Country
US

“Brand New” is an album by Woody Herman, released in 1971 on Fantasy. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 43:21. Jazz standards on the record include “Adam's Apple” and “Since I Fell For You”. The line-up features Alan Broadbent (piano), Alan Read (bass), Anthony Klatka (trumpet), Bill Byrne (trumpet) and Buddy Powers (trumpet).

Who played on Brand New

  • Alan Broadbent piano all tracks
  • Alan Read bass all tracks
  • Anthony Klatka trumpet all tracks
  • Bill Byrne trumpet all tracks
  • Buddy Powers trumpet all tracks
  • Don Switzer trombone all tracks
  • Ed Soph drums (drum set) all tracks
  • Forrest Buchtel trumpet all tracks
  • Frank Tiberi reeds all tracks
  • Gene Smookler reeds all tracks
  • Ira Nepus trombone all tracks
  • Mike Bloomfield electric guitar all tracks
  • Sal Nistico reeds all tracks
  • Steve Lederer reeds all tracks
  • Tom Harrell trumpet all tracks
  • Woody Herman reeds, producer all tracks

Tracklist

  1. A1 Sidewalk Stanley 5:26
  2. A2 After Hours — Avery Parrish 6:41
  3. A3 Since I Fell For You standard — Buddy Johnson 4:05
  4. A4 Proud Mary — John Fogerty 4:20
  5. B1 Hitch-Hike on the Possum Trot Line 7:14
  6. B2 Love in Silent Amber 4:45
  7. B3 I Almost Lost My Mind — Ivory Joe Hunter 4:48
  8. B4 Adam's Apple standard 6:02

Production

  • Ken Hopkins engineer
  • Ray Shanklin producer
  • Wally Heider engineer

More albums by Woody Herman

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Brand New?

The line-up of Brand New includes Alan Broadbent (piano), Alan Read (bass), Anthony Klatka (trumpet), Bill Byrne (trumpet), Buddy Powers (trumpet), Don Switzer (trombone), Ed Soph (drums (drum set)) and Forrest Buchtel (trumpet).

Which label released Brand New?

Brand New was released in 1971 on Fantasy (F 8414).

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