Album · 1989

Flip, Flop & Fly

Released
1989
Label
Pablo
Catalogue no.
2310-937
Tracklist
9 tracks
Length
43:17
Country
US

“Flip, Flop & Fly” is an album by Big Joe Turner with Count Basie & His Orchestra, released in 1989 on Pablo. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 43:17. Jazz standards on the record include “Since I Fell For You”. The line-up features Jimmy Forrest (saxophone), Al Grey (trombone), Bill Hughes (trombone), Bob Hooks (trombone) and Bobby Plater (saxophone).

Who played on Flip, Flop & Fly

  • Jimmy Forrest saxophone on 1 track
  • Al Grey trombone
  • Bill Hughes trombone
  • Bob Hooks trombone
  • Bobby Plater saxophone
  • Count Basie piano
  • Curtis Peagler saxophone
  • Eddie “Lockjaw” Davis saxophone
  • Eric Dixon saxophone
  • Freddie Green guitar
  • Johnny Williams saxophone
  • Mel Wanzo trombone
  • Norman Keenan bass
  • Paul Cohen trumpet
  • Pete Minger trumpet
  • Sonny Cohn trumpet
  • Sonny Payne drums (drum set)
  • Waymon Reed trumpet

Tracklist

  1. A1 Hide and Seek 5:23
  2. A2 T.V. Mama 6:24
  3. A3 Corrine, Corrina — [traditional] 3:28
  4. A4 Cherry Red 4:32
  5. A5 Shake, Rattle and Roll 3:39
  6. B1 Since I Fell for You standard — Buddy Johnson 4:36
  7. B2 Flip, Flop & Fly 4:28
  8. B3 Everyday I Have the Blues — Memphis Slim 6:15
  9. B4 Good Morning Blues 4:32

Production

  • David Luke engineer, mix
  • Norman Granz producer
  • Eric Miller compiler
  • John Breckow liner notes
  • Phil De Lancie mastering

More albums by Big Joe Turner with Count Basie & His Orchestra

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Flip, Flop & Fly?

The line-up of Flip, Flop & Fly includes Jimmy Forrest (saxophone), Al Grey (trombone), Bill Hughes (trombone), Bob Hooks (trombone), Bobby Plater (saxophone), Count Basie (piano), Curtis Peagler (saxophone) and Eddie “Lockjaw” Davis (saxophone).

Which label released Flip, Flop & Fly?

Flip, Flop & Fly was released in 1989 on Pablo (2310-937).

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