Album · 1958
In a Jazz Orbit
- Released
- 1958
- Label
- Andex
- Catalogue no.
- A 3004
- Tracklist
- 9 tracks
- Length
- 39:57
- Country
- US
“In a Jazz Orbit” is an album by Bill Holman, released in 1958 on Andex. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 39:57. Jazz standards on the record include “After You've Gone”, “Goodbye”, “The Man I Love” and “You Go To My Head”. The line-up features Bill Holman (arranger, conductor), Bill Hood (saxophone), Buddy Clark (bass), Carl Fontana (trombone) and Charlie Kennedy (saxophone).
Who played on In a Jazz Orbit
- Bill Holman arranger, conductor, saxophone all tracks
- Bill Hood saxophone all tracks
- Buddy Clark bass all tracks
- Carl Fontana trombone all tracks
- Charlie Kennedy saxophone all tracks
- Charlie Mariano saxophone all tracks
- Frank Rosolino trombone all tracks
- Herb Geller saxophone all tracks
- Mel Lewis drums (drum set) all tracks
- Ray Sims trombone all tracks
- Richie Kamuca saxophone all tracks
- Victor Feldman piano all tracks
- Al Porcino trumpet on 6 tracks
- Conte Candoli trumpet on 6 tracks
- Ed Leddy trumpet on 3 tracks
- Jack Sheldon trumpet on 3 tracks
- Stu Williamson trumpet on 3 tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Kissin' Bug 4:10
- A2 The Man I Love standard — George Gershwin 3:55
- A3 Goodbye standard 3:30
- A4 You Got to My Head standard — J. Fred Coots 6:13
- A5 After You've Gone standard — Turner Layton 2:41
- B1 Far Down Below 4:16
- B2 No Heat 6:03
- B3 Theme & Variations #2 4:25
- B4 Aura 4:44
Production
- Dayton “Bones” Howe engineer
More albums by Bill Holman
Frequently asked questions
Who played on In a Jazz Orbit?
The line-up of In a Jazz Orbit includes Bill Holman (arranger, conductor), Bill Hood (saxophone), Buddy Clark (bass), Carl Fontana (trombone), Charlie Kennedy (saxophone), Charlie Mariano (saxophone), Frank Rosolino (trombone) and Herb Geller (saxophone).
Which label released In a Jazz Orbit?
In a Jazz Orbit was released in 1958 on Andex (A 3004).
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