Album · 2001
Jazz in Paris: Mai 1956
- Released
- 3 July 2001
- Label
- Gitanes Jazz Productions
- Catalogue no.
- 013 880-2
- Tracklist
- 8 tracks
- Length
- 1:05:59
- Country
- JP
“Jazz in Paris: Mai 1956” is an album by Lionel Hampton, released in 2001 on Gitanes Jazz Productions. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 1:05:59. Jazz standards on the record include “Exactly Like You”, “Just You, Just Me” and “Lullaby Of Birdland”. The line-up features Albert “June” Gardner (drums (drum set)), Lionel Hampton (vibraphone, vocals), Ed Mullens (trumpet), Eddie Chamblee (tenor saxophone) and Jean-Claude Pelletier (piano).
Who played on Jazz in Paris: Mai 1956
- Albert “June” Gardner drums (drum set) all tracks
- Lionel Hampton vibraphone, vocals, piano all tracks
- Ed Mullens trumpet on 7 tracks
- Eddie Chamblee tenor saxophone on 7 tracks
- Jean-Claude Pelletier piano on 7 tracks
- Paul Rovère double bass on 7 tracks
- William "Billy" Mackel guitar on 7 tracks
- Benoît Quersin double bass on 1 track
- Robert Mosely piano on 1 track
Tracklist
- 1 Jammin' on High Society 7:07
- 2 Love Is a Many Splendored Thing — Sammy Fain 11:06
- 3 Lullaby of Birdland standard — George Shearing 6:50
- 4 Blues for Monique 9:26
- 5 Regina's Drag 5:00
- 6 New Saint-Louis Blues 9:27
- 7 Just You, Just Me standard — Jesse Greer 8:04
- 8 Exactly Like You standard — Jimmy McHugh 8:59
Production
- Frank Ténot producer
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on Jazz in Paris: Mai 1956?
The line-up of Jazz in Paris: Mai 1956 includes Albert “June” Gardner (drums (drum set)), Lionel Hampton (vibraphone, vocals), Ed Mullens (trumpet), Eddie Chamblee (tenor saxophone), Jean-Claude Pelletier (piano), Paul Rovère (double bass), William "Billy" Mackel (guitar) and Benoît Quersin (double bass).
Which label released Jazz in Paris: Mai 1956?
Jazz in Paris: Mai 1956 was released in 2001 on Gitanes Jazz Productions (013 880-2).
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