Album · 1965
More Blues and the Abstract Truth
- Released
- 1965
- Label
- Impulse!
- Catalogue no.
- A 75
- Tracklist
- 8 tracks
- Length
- 43:11
- Country
- US
“More Blues and the Abstract Truth” is an album by Oliver Nelson, released in 1965 on Impulse!. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 43:11. Jazz standards on the record include “Midnight Blue”. The line-up features Grady Tate (drums (drum set)), Oliver Nelson (arranger, conductor), Pepper Adams (baritone saxophone), Phil Bodner (cor anglais, tenor saxophone) and Phil Woods (alto saxophone).
Who played on More Blues and the Abstract Truth
- Grady Tate drums (drum set) on 7 tracks
- Oliver Nelson arranger, conductor on 7 tracks
- Pepper Adams baritone saxophone on 7 tracks
- Phil Bodner cor anglais, tenor saxophone on 7 tracks
- Phil Woods alto saxophone on 7 tracks
- Richard Davis double bass on 7 tracks
- Roger Kellaway piano on 7 tracks
- Thad Jones trumpet on 7 tracks
- Ben Webster tenor saxophone on 2 tracks
- Daniel Moore trumpet on 2 tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Blues and the Abstract Truth — Oliver Nelson 5:14
- A2 Blues O'Mighty 6:48
- A3 Theme From Mr. Broadway — Dave Brubeck 5:49
- A4 Midnight Blue standard — Neal Hefti 4:07
- B1 The Critic's Choice — Oliver Nelson 2:21
- B2 One for Bob 6:07
- B3 Blues for Mr. Broadway — Dave Brubeck 8:12
- B4 Goin' to Chicago Blues 4:33
Production
- Bob Thiele producer
- Rudy van Gelder recording
More albums by Oliver Nelson
Frequently asked questions
Who played on More Blues and the Abstract Truth?
The line-up of More Blues and the Abstract Truth includes Grady Tate (drums (drum set)), Oliver Nelson (arranger, conductor), Pepper Adams (baritone saxophone), Phil Bodner (cor anglais, tenor saxophone), Phil Woods (alto saxophone), Richard Davis (double bass), Roger Kellaway (piano) and Thad Jones (trumpet).
Which label released More Blues and the Abstract Truth?
More Blues and the Abstract Truth was released in 1965 on Impulse! (A 75).
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