Album · 1989
Falling in Love With Jazz
- Released
- 1989
- Label
- Milestone
- Catalogue no.
- M-9179
- Tracklist
- 7 tracks
- Length
- 47:00
- Country
- US
“Falling in Love With Jazz” is an album by Sonny Rollins, released in 1989 on Milestone. The original release has 7 tracks with a running time of 47:00. Jazz standards on the record include “Falling In Love With Love”, “For All We Know”, “I Should Care” and “Little Girl Blue”. The line-up features Jerome Harris (bass, electric guitar), Sonny Rollins (tenor saxophone, producer), Bob Cranshaw (electric bass guitar, bass), Jack DeJohnette (drums (drum set)) and Mark Soskin (piano, keyboard).
Who played on Falling in Love With Jazz
- Jerome Harris bass, electric guitar all tracks
- Sonny Rollins tenor saxophone, producer all tracks
- Bob Cranshaw electric bass guitar, bass on 5 tracks
- Jack DeJohnette drums (drum set) on 5 tracks
- Mark Soskin piano, keyboard on 5 tracks
- Clifton Anderson trombone on 3 tracks
- Branford Marsalis tenor saxophone on 2 tracks
- Jeffrey “Tain” Watts drums (drum set) on 2 tracks
- Tommy Flanagan piano on 2 tracks
Tracklist
- 1 For All We Know standard 7:43
- 2 Tennessee Waltz 6:19
- 3 Little Girl Blue standard 7:41
- 4 Falling in Love With Love standard 4:50
- 5 I Should Care standard 7:33
- 6 Sister 7:04
- 7 Amanda 5:50
Production
- Lucille Rollins producer
More albums by Sonny Rollins
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Falling in Love With Jazz?
The line-up of Falling in Love With Jazz includes Jerome Harris (bass, electric guitar), Sonny Rollins (tenor saxophone, producer), Bob Cranshaw (electric bass guitar, bass), Jack DeJohnette (drums (drum set)), Mark Soskin (piano, keyboard), Clifton Anderson (trombone), Branford Marsalis (tenor saxophone) and Jeffrey “Tain” Watts (drums (drum set)).
Which label released Falling in Love With Jazz?
Falling in Love With Jazz was released in 1989 on Milestone (M-9179).
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