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Album · 1958

Last Train From Overbrook

by James Moody

Released
1958
Label
Argo Records
Catalogue no.
LP 637-S
Tracklist
11 tracks
Length
28:10
Country
US

“Last Train From Overbrook” is an album by James Moody, released in 1958 on Argo Records. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 28:10. Jazz standards on the record include “All The Things You Are”, “Don't Worry 'Bout Me” and “What's New”. The line-up features Isaac "Redd" Holt (drums (drum set)), James Moody (woodwind) and Johnny Pate (bass).

Who played on Last Train From Overbrook

  • Isaac "Redd" Holt drums (drum set) all tracks
  • James Moody woodwind all tracks
  • Johnny Pate bass all tracks

Tracklist

  1. A1 Last Train From Overbrook — James Moody 3:06
  2. A2 Don't Worry 'Bout Me standard — Rube Bloom 2:34
  3. A3 Why Don't You 2:26
  4. A4 What's New? standard — Bob Haggart 3:31
  5. A5 Tico Tico — Zequinha de Abreu 1:43
  6. B1 There She Goes 2:25
  7. B2 All the Things You Are standard — Jerome Kern 2:08
  8. B3 Brother Yusef 3:10
  9. B4 Yvonne 3:44
  10. B5 The Moody One (false start) 0:45
  11. B6 The Moody One 2:38

Production

  • Dave Usher producer
  • Malcolm Chisholm recording

More albums by James Moody

James Moody, His Saxophone and His Band 1950 · Dial Records Favorites Volume One 1951 · Prestige James Moody and His Modernists 1952 · Blue Note James Moody With Strings 1952 · Blue Note Favorites Volume Two 1952 · Prestige Moodsville 1954 · EmArcy The Moody Story 1954 · EmArcy Hi Fi Party 1955 · Prestige Flute 'N the Blues 1956 · Argo Wail Moody, Wail 1956 · Prestige Moody's Mood for Love 1957 · Argo James Moody 1959 · Argo

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Last Train From Overbrook?

The line-up of Last Train From Overbrook includes Isaac "Redd" Holt (drums (drum set)), James Moody (woodwind) and Johnny Pate (bass).

Which label released Last Train From Overbrook?

Last Train From Overbrook was released in 1958 on Argo Records (LP 637-S).

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