Album · 1954
Jay & Kai
- Released
- 1954
- Label
- Savoy Records
- Catalogue no.
- MG-12010
- Tracklist
- 10 tracks
- Length
- 38:25
- Country
- US
“Jay & Kai” is an album by Kai Winding & J.J. Johnson, released in 1954 on Savoy Records. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 38:25. Jazz standards on the record include “Bernie's Tune”, “The Boy Next Door”, “Lament” and “Reflections”. The line-up features J.J. Johnson (trombone), Kai Winding (trombone), Charles Mingus (double bass), Kenny Clarke (drums (drum set)) and Billy Bauer (guitar).
Who played on Jay & Kai
- J.J. Johnson trombone on 9 tracks
- Kai Winding trombone on 9 tracks
- Charles Mingus double bass on 8 tracks
- Kenny Clarke drums (drum set) on 8 tracks
- Billy Bauer guitar on 4 tracks
- Wally Cirillo piano on 4 tracks
- Al Lucas bass on 1 track
- Eddie Safranski double bass on 1 track
- Hank Jones piano on 1 track
- Leo Parker baritone saxophone on 1 track
- Lou Stein piano on 1 track
- Shadow Wilson drums (drum set) on 1 track
- Tiny Kahn drums (drum set) on 1 track
Tracklist
- 1 Bernie's Tune standard — Bernie Miller 3:58
- 2 Lament standard — J.J. Johnson 4:07
- 3 Blues for Trombones 5:07
- 4 The Major 3:15
- 5 Yesterdays standard — Jerome Kern 3:02
- 6 Co-Op 3:34
- 7 Reflections standard — Thelonious Monk 4:18
- 8 Blues in Twos 4:55
- 9 What Is This Thing Called Love standard — Cole Porter 3:15
- 10 The Boy Next Door standard 2:54
Production
- Ozzie Cadena producer
- Rudy van Gelder engineer
More albums by Kai Winding & J.J. Johnson
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Jay & Kai?
The line-up of Jay & Kai includes J.J. Johnson (trombone), Kai Winding (trombone), Charles Mingus (double bass), Kenny Clarke (drums (drum set)), Billy Bauer (guitar), Wally Cirillo (piano), Al Lucas (bass) and Eddie Safranski (double bass).
Which label released Jay & Kai?
Jay & Kai was released in 1954 on Savoy Records (MG-12010).
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