Album · 1969
More Chords
- Released
- 1969
- Label
- MPS Records
- Catalogue no.
- MPS 15237
- Tracklist
- 8 tracks
- Length
- 39:09
- Country
- DE
“More Chords” is an album by Milt Buckner, released in 1969 on MPS Records. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 39:09. Jazz standards on the record include “Four Brothers”, “If I Could Be With You”, “Indiana (Back Home Again In)” and “Pennies From Heaven”. The line-up features Jimmy Woode (bass), Kenny Clarke (drums (drum set)) and Milt Buckner (piano).
Who played on More Chords
- Jimmy Woode bass all tracks
- Kenny Clarke drums (drum set) all tracks
- Milt Buckner piano all tracks
Tracklist
- A1 I de Clare 3:12
- A2 I Want a Little Girl to Call My Own — Murray Mencher 6:53
- A3 Three O'Clock in the Morning — Julian Robledo 4:21
- A4 Pennies From Heaven standard — Arthur Johnston 6:46
- B1 Four Brothers standard — Jimmy Giuffre 3:51
- B2 Back Home in Indiana standard — James F. Hanley 3:30
- B3 If I Could Be With You standard — James P. Johnson 4:28
- B4 Taking a Chance on Love standard — Vernon Duke 6:07
Production
- Hans Georg Brunner‐Schwer producer
- Willy Fruth recording
- Claus Schreiner liner notes
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Rockin With Milt
1955 · Capitol Records
Rockin' Hammond
1956 · Capitol Records
Send Me Softly
1957 · Capitol Records
Please Mr. Organ Player
1960 · Argo
The New World of Milt Buckner
1963 · Bethlehem Records
Crazy Rhythm
1968 · Black and Blue
Birthday Party for H.G.B.S.
1970 · MPS
Midnight Slows, Vol 3
1973 · Black and Blue
Midnight Slows, Vol 5
1974 · Black and Blue
Midnight Slows, Vol. 4
1974 · Black and Blue
Blues and Bounce !
1976 · Black and Blue
Midnight Slows, Vol 6
1977 · Black and Blue
Frequently asked questions
Who played on More Chords?
The line-up of More Chords includes Jimmy Woode (bass), Kenny Clarke (drums (drum set)) and Milt Buckner (piano).
Which label released More Chords?
More Chords was released in 1969 on MPS Records (MPS 15237).
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