Album · 1966
Jazz Dialogue
- Released
- 1966
- Label
- Atlantic Records
- Catalogue no.
- 1449
- Tracklist
- 7 tracks
- Length
- 34:02
- Country
- US
“Jazz Dialogue” is an album by The Modern Jazz Quartet And The All-Star Jazz Band, released in 1966 on Atlantic Records. The original release has 7 tracks with a running time of 34:02. Jazz standards on the record include “Django”. The line-up features Bernie Glow (trumpet), Charlie Mariano (alto saxophone), Clark Terry (trumpet), Connie Kay (drums (drum set)) and Ernie Royal (trumpet).
Who played on Jazz Dialogue
- Bernie Glow trumpet all tracks
- Charlie Mariano alto saxophone all tracks
- Clark Terry trumpet all tracks
- Connie Kay drums (drum set) all tracks
- Ernie Royal trumpet all tracks
- Howard Collins guitar all tracks
- Jimmy Cleveland trombone all tracks
- John Lewis piano all tracks
- Kai Winding trombone all tracks
- Milt Jackson vibraphone all tracks
- Percy Heath bass all tracks
- Phil Woods alto saxophone all tracks
- Richie Kamuca tenor saxophone all tracks
- Seldon Powell tenor saxophone all tracks
- Snooky Young trumpet all tracks
- Tony Studd trombone all tracks
- Wally Kane baritone saxophone all tracks
- Jimmy Lewis bass on 1 track
Tracklist
- A1 Home 2:51
- A2 Django standard 6:08
- A3 One Never Knows 4:15
- A4 Animal Dance 3:31
- B1 Intima 5:13
- B2 The Golden Striker 5:36
- B3 Ralph's New Blues 6:28
Production
- Nesuhi Ertegun producer
- Phil Iehle engineer
- Tom Dowd engineer
- Philip Elwood liner notes
More albums by The Modern Jazz Quartet And The All-Star Jazz Band
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Jazz Dialogue?
The line-up of Jazz Dialogue includes Bernie Glow (trumpet), Charlie Mariano (alto saxophone), Clark Terry (trumpet), Connie Kay (drums (drum set)), Ernie Royal (trumpet), Howard Collins (guitar), Jimmy Cleveland (trombone) and John Lewis (piano).
Which label released Jazz Dialogue?
Jazz Dialogue was released in 1966 on Atlantic Records (1449).
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