Album · 2012

Field Records of a Jazz Master

Released
2012
Label
International Trumpet Guild
Catalogue no.
ITG CD 21
Tracklist
5 tracks
Length
1:06:24
Country
US

“Field Records of a Jazz Master” is an album by Woody Shaw, released in 2012 on International Trumpet Guild. The original release has 5 tracks with a running time of 1:06:24. Jazz standards on the record include “We'll Be Together Again”. The line-up features Woody Shaw (trumpet), Mulgrew Miller (piano), Stafford James (bass), Steve Turre (trombone) and Tony Reedus (drums (drum set)).

Who played on Field Records of a Jazz Master

  • Woody Shaw trumpet all tracks
  • Mulgrew Miller piano on 4 tracks
  • Stafford James bass on 4 tracks
  • Steve Turre trombone on 4 tracks
  • Tony Reedus drums (drum set) on 4 tracks
  • [unknown] soprano saxophone on 1 track
  • Chuck Bennett bass trombone on 1 track
  • Clarence Becton drums (drum set) on 1 track
  • Mark Isham trumpet on 1 track
  • Mark Levine piano on 1 track
  • Mark Levine Nonet performer on 1 track
  • Melvin Martin alto saxophone on 1 track
  • Mike Morris tenor saxophone on 1 track
  • Tom Rutley bass on 1 track
  • Wayne Wallace trombone on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1 To Kill a Brick 11:13
  2. 2 Joshua C — Woody Shaw 18:24
  3. 3 We'll Be Together Again standard — Carl Fischer 10:40
  4. 4 Opec 21:26
  5. 5 Bonus Track (Woody Shaw's Solo on the Chords to Giant Steps) 4:41

Production

  • James Olcott producer

More albums by Woody Shaw

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Field Records of a Jazz Master?

The line-up of Field Records of a Jazz Master includes Woody Shaw (trumpet), Mulgrew Miller (piano), Stafford James (bass), Steve Turre (trombone), Tony Reedus (drums (drum set)), [unknown] (soprano saxophone), Chuck Bennett (bass trombone) and Clarence Becton (drums (drum set)).

Which label released Field Records of a Jazz Master?

Field Records of a Jazz Master was released in 2012 on International Trumpet Guild (ITG CD 21).

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