Album · 1957
Go West, Man!
- Released
- 17 October 1957
- Label
- ABC-Paramount
- Catalogue no.
- ABC-186
- Tracklist
- 9 tracks
- Length
- 42:59
- Country
- US
“Go West, Man!” is an album by Quincy Jones, released in 1957 on ABC-Paramount. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 42:59. The line-up features Quincy Jones (conductor), Leroy Vinnegar (bass), Art Pepper (alto saxophone), Benny Carter (alto saxophone) and Bill Perkins (tenor saxophone).
Who played on Go West, Man!
- Quincy Jones conductor all tracks
- Leroy Vinnegar bass on 6 tracks
- Art Pepper alto saxophone on 3 tracks
- Benny Carter alto saxophone on 3 tracks
- Bill Perkins tenor saxophone on 3 tracks
- Buddy Collette tenor saxophone on 3 tracks
- Charlie Mariano alto saxophone on 3 tracks
- Conte Candoli trumpet on 3 tracks
- Harry “Sweets” Edison trumpet on 3 tracks
- Herb Geller alto saxophone on 3 tracks
- Jack Sheldon trumpet on 3 tracks
- Lou Levy piano on 3 tracks
- Mel Lewis drums (drum set) on 3 tracks
- Pepper Adams baritone saxophone on 3 tracks
- Pete Candoli trumpet on 3 tracks
- Red Mitchell bass on 3 tracks
- Walter Benton tenor saxophone on 3 tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Dancin' Pants 3:50
- A2 Blues Day 4:44
- A3 Bright Moon 5:20
- A4 No Bones at All 3:58
- A5 The Oom Is Blues 5:09
- B1 Be My Guest 4:30
- B2 Medley: What's New / We'll Be Together Again / Time on My Hands / You Go to My Head / Laura 6:20
- B3 London Derriere 4:06
- B4 Kings Road Blues 5:02
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on Go West, Man!?
The line-up of Go West, Man! includes Quincy Jones (conductor), Leroy Vinnegar (bass), Art Pepper (alto saxophone), Benny Carter (alto saxophone), Bill Perkins (tenor saxophone), Buddy Collette (tenor saxophone), Charlie Mariano (alto saxophone) and Conte Candoli (trumpet).
Which label released Go West, Man!?
Go West, Man! was released in 1957 on ABC-Paramount (ABC-186).
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