Album · 1996

Farmers Market Barbecue

Released
2 April 1996
Label
Original Jazz Classics
Tracklist
8 tracks
Length
43:36
Country
US

“Farmers Market Barbecue” is an album by Count Basie, released in 1996 on Original Jazz Classics. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 43:36. Jazz standards on the record include “St. Louis Blues”. The line-up features Bill Hughes (trombone), Bob Summers (trumpet), Bobby Plater (alto saxophone), Chris Albert (trumpet) and Count Basie (piano).

Who played on Farmers Market Barbecue

  • Bill Hughes trombone all tracks
  • Bob Summers trumpet all tracks
  • Bobby Plater alto saxophone all tracks
  • Chris Albert trumpet all tracks
  • Count Basie piano all tracks
  • Dale Carley trumpet all tracks
  • Danny Turner alto saxophone all tracks
  • Dennis Wilson trombone all tracks
  • Eric Dixon tenor saxophone all tracks
  • Freddie Green guitar all tracks
  • Grover Mitchell trombone all tracks
  • John Williams baritone saxophone all tracks
  • Kenny Hing tenor saxophone all tracks
  • Sonny Cohn trumpet all tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1 Way Out Basie 4:21
  2. 2 St. Louis Blues standard — William Christopher Handy 7:14
  3. 3 Beaver Junction — Harry “Sweets” Edison 4:45
  4. 4 Lester Leaps In — Lester Young 4:59
  5. 5 Blues for the Barbecue 10:27
  6. 6 I Don't Know Yet 4:11
  7. 7 Ain't That Something 4:16
  8. 8 Jumpin' at the Woodside — Count Basie 3:23

Production

  • Dennis Sands engineer
  • Greg Orloff engineer
  • Norman Granz producer

More albums by Count Basie

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Farmers Market Barbecue?

The line-up of Farmers Market Barbecue includes Bill Hughes (trombone), Bob Summers (trumpet), Bobby Plater (alto saxophone), Chris Albert (trumpet), Count Basie (piano), Dale Carley (trumpet), Danny Turner (alto saxophone) and Dennis Wilson (trombone).

Which label released Farmers Market Barbecue?

Farmers Market Barbecue was released in 1996 on Original Jazz Classics.

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