Album · 2004
Class Trip
- Released
- 26 April 2004
- Label
- ECM Records
- Catalogue no.
- 038 1182
- Tracklist
- 11 tracks
- Length
- 1:12:01
- Country
- DE
“Class Trip” is an album by John Abercrombie, released in 2004 on ECM Records. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 1:12:01. Jazz standards on the record include “Epilogue”. The line-up features Joey Baron (drums (drum set)), John Abercrombie (guitar), Marc Johnson (double bass) and Mark Feldman (violin).
Who played on Class Trip
- Joey Baron drums (drum set) all tracks
- John Abercrombie guitar all tracks
- Marc Johnson double bass all tracks
- Mark Feldman violin all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Dansir — John Abercrombie 9:32
- 2 Risky Business — John Abercrombie 7:38
- 3 Descending Grace — John Abercrombie 8:56
- 4 Illinoise — John Abercrombie, Joey Baron, Victor Feldman, Marc Johnson 5:35
- 5 Cat Walk — John Abercrombie 7:55
- 6 Excuse My Shoes — John Abercrombie 8:29
- 7 Swirls — John Abercrombie 6:07
- 8 Jack and Betty — John Abercrombie 3:40
- 9 Class Trip — John Abercrombie 7:29
- 10 Soldier's Song 3:03
- 11 Epilogue standard — John Abercrombie, Joey Baron, Victor Feldman, Marc Johnson 3:37
Production
- Aya Takemura engineer
- James A. Farber engineer
- Manfred Eicher producer
- Thomas Steinfeld liner notes
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Gateway 2
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1978 · ECM Records
Five Years Later
1982 · ECM Records
Night
1984 · ECM Records
Drum Strum
1984 · 1750 Arch Records
Current Events
1986 · ECM Records
Getting There
1988 · ECM Records
Upon a Time
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on Class Trip?
The line-up of Class Trip includes Joey Baron (drums (drum set)), John Abercrombie (guitar), Marc Johnson (double bass) and Mark Feldman (violin).
Which label released Class Trip?
Class Trip was released in 2004 on ECM Records (038 1182).
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