Album · 1983
Just Friends
- Released
- 1983
- Label
- Stash Records
- Catalogue no.
- ST 230
- Tracklist
- 8 tracks
- Length
- 33:09
- Country
- US
“Just Friends” is an album by Red Norvo, released in 1983 on Stash Records. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 33:09. Jazz standards on the record include “All Of Me”, “I Thought About You”, “Jitterbug Waltz” and “Just Friends”. The line-up features Bucky Pizzarelli (guitar), Jerry Bruno (double bass), Red Norvo (vibraphone) and Russ Kassoff (piano).
Who played on Just Friends
- Bucky Pizzarelli guitar all tracks
- Jerry Bruno double bass all tracks
- Red Norvo vibraphone all tracks
- Russ Kassoff piano all tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Just Friends standard — John Klenner 3:48
- A2 Jitterbug Waltz standard — Fats Waller 4:55
- A3 My Old Flame standard — Arthur Johnston 3:23
- A4 Sweet Georgia Brown standard — Ben Bernie, Maceo Pinkard 4:20
- B1 All of Me standard 3:12
- B2 Blues for Red 3:13
- B3 I Thought About You standard — Jimmy Van Heusen 4:03
- B4 We'll Be Together Again standard — Carl Fischer 6:15
More albums by Red Norvo
Vibes a la Red
· 2xHD
Red Norvo's Fabulous Jam Session
1951 · Dial Records
Vibe-Rations
1956 · London Records
Collections
1957 · Aladdin Records
Ad Lib
1957 · Liberty
Music to Listen to Red Norvo By
1957 · Contemporary
Red Plays the Blues
1958 · RCA Victor
Pretty Is the Only Way to Fly
1962 · Charlie Parker Records
Live at Rick's Cafe Americain
1979 · Live · Flying Fish Records
Red & Ross Recorded Live January 1979
1979 · Live · Concord Jazz
Just a Mood
1987 · Bluebird
Red Norvo Featuring Mildred Bailey
1988 · Portrait Masters
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Just Friends?
The line-up of Just Friends includes Bucky Pizzarelli (guitar), Jerry Bruno (double bass), Red Norvo (vibraphone) and Russ Kassoff (piano).
Which label released Just Friends?
Just Friends was released in 1983 on Stash Records (ST 230).
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