Album · 1964
Movin’ Wes
- Released
- 1964
- Label
- Verve Records
- Catalogue no.
- V/V6 8610
- Tracklist
- 11 tracks
- Length
- 36:48
- Country
- US
“Movin’ Wes” is an album by Wes Montgomery, released in 1964 on Verve Records. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 36:48. Jazz standards on the record include “Born To Be Blue”, “Caravan”, “People” and “West Coast Blues”. The line-up features Bob Cranshaw (bass), Bobby Scott (piano), Chauncey Welsch (trombone), Clark Terry (trumpet) and Don Butterfield (tuba).
Who played on Movin’ Wes
- Bob Cranshaw bass all tracks
- Bobby Scott piano all tracks
- Chauncey Welsch trombone all tracks
- Clark Terry trumpet all tracks
- Don Butterfield tuba all tracks
- Ernie Royal trumpet all tracks
- Grady Tate drums (drum set) all tracks
- Harvey Philips tuba all tracks
- Jerome Richardson woodwind all tracks
- Jimmy Cleveland trombone all tracks
- Johnny Pate arranger, conductor all tracks
- Quentin Jackson trombone all tracks
- Snooky Young trumpet all tracks
- Urbie Green trombone all tracks
- Wes Montgomery guitar family all tracks
- Willie Bobo percussion on 9 tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Caravan standard — Duke Ellington, Juan Tizol 2:39
- A2 People standard — Jule Styne 4:23
- A3 Movin' Wes (Part I) 3:32
- A4 Moca Flor 3:13
- A5 Matchmaker, Matchmaker — Jerry Bock 2:53
- A6 Movin' Wes (Part II) 2:55
- B1 Senza fine — Gino Paoli 3:28
- B2 Theodora — Billy Taylor 3:58
- B3 In and Out — Wes Montgomery 2:54
- B4 Born to Be Blue standard 3:41
- B5 West Coast Blues standard — Wes Montgomery 3:12
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on Movin’ Wes?
The line-up of Movin’ Wes includes Bob Cranshaw (bass), Bobby Scott (piano), Chauncey Welsch (trombone), Clark Terry (trumpet), Don Butterfield (tuba), Ernie Royal (trumpet), Grady Tate (drums (drum set)) and Harvey Philips (tuba).
Which label released Movin’ Wes?
Movin’ Wes was released in 1964 on Verve Records (V/V6 8610).
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