Album · 2016
Chemistry
- Released
- 17 June 2016
- Label
- HighNote Records
- Catalogue no.
- HCD7293
- Tracklist
- 10 tracks
- Length
- 49:25
“Chemistry” is an album by Houston Person & Ron Carter, released in 2016 on HighNote Records. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 49:25. Jazz standards on the record include “Blame It On My Youth”, “Blue Monk”, “But Beautiful” and “Bye Bye Blackbird”. The line-up features Houston Person (tenor saxophone, producer) and Ron Carter (double bass).
Who played on Chemistry
- Houston Person tenor saxophone, producer all tracks
- Ron Carter double bass all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Bye Bye Blackbird standard — Ray Henderson 4:19
- 2 But Beautiful standard — Jimmy Van Heusen 6:08
- 3 Young and Foolish standard — Albert Hague 4:09
- 4 Fools Rush In standard — Rube Bloom 7:09
- 5 Can't We Be Friends? standard — Kay Swift 4:13
- 6 Blame It on My Youth standard — Oscar Levant 6:16
- 7 I Did Not Know What Time It Was standard — Richard Rodgers 4:42
- 8 I Can't Get Started standard — Vernon Duke 4:21
- 9 Blue Monk standard — Thelonious Monk 3:30
- 10 When I Fall in Love standard — Victor Young 4:38
Production
- Maureen Sickler engineer
- Rudy van Gelder engineer, mix
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Goodness!
1969 · Prestige
Person to Person!
1970 · Prestige
Houston Person 75
1975 · Westbound Records
Get Out'a My Way!
1975 · Westbound Records
Stolen Sweets
1977 · Muse Records
The Nearness of You
1977 · Muse Records
Harmony
1977 · Mercury Records
Very Personal
1981 · Muse Records
Heavy Juice
1982 · Muse Records
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Chemistry?
The line-up of Chemistry includes Houston Person (tenor saxophone, producer) and Ron Carter (double bass).
Which label released Chemistry?
Chemistry was released in 2016 on HighNote Records (HCD7293).
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