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Album · 1973

Mr. Jones

by Elvin Jones

Released
1973
Label
Blue Note
Catalogue no.
BST 84 438 I (BN-LA 110 B)
Tracklist
6 tracks
Length
38:13
Country
DE

“Mr. Jones” is an album by Elvin Jones, released in 1973 on Blue Note. The original release has 6 tracks with a running time of 38:13. Jazz standards on the record include “Soultrane”. The line-up features Carlos “Patato” Valdés (congas), David Liebman (woodwind, saxophone), Elvin Jones (drums (drum set)), Frank Ippolito (percussion) and Gene A Perla (bass).

Who played on Mr. Jones

  • Carlos “Patato” Valdés congas on 5 tracks
  • David Liebman woodwind, saxophone on 5 tracks
  • Elvin Jones drums (drum set) on 5 tracks
  • Frank Ippolito percussion on 5 tracks
  • Gene A Perla bass on 5 tracks
  • Jan Hammer piano on 5 tracks
  • Steve Grossman saxophone, tenor saxophone on 5 tracks
  • Albert Duffy timpani on 3 tracks
  • Thad Jones flugelhorn on 3 tracks
  • Pepper Adams baritone saxophone on 2 tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1 One's Native Place 6:14
  2. 2 Gee Gee 5:45
  3. 3 Mr. Jones 7:34
  4. 4 What's Up-That's It 5:36
  5. 5 Soultrane standard — Tadd Dameron 6:10
  6. 6 New Breed 6:54

More albums by Elvin Jones

Skyscrapers Vol. 3 · Honeydew Records Elvin! 1962 · Riverside Illumination! 1964 · impulse! And Then Again 1965 · Atlantic Dear John C. 1965 · impulse! Midnight Walk 1967 · Atlantic Heavy Sounds 1968 The Ultimate 1968 · Blue Note Poly-Currents 1969 · Blue Note Coalition 1971 · Blue Note Genesis 1971 · Blue Note Merry-Go-Round 1972 · Blue Note

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Mr. Jones?

The line-up of Mr. Jones includes Carlos “Patato” Valdés (congas), David Liebman (woodwind, saxophone), Elvin Jones (drums (drum set)), Frank Ippolito (percussion), Gene A Perla (bass), Jan Hammer (piano), Steve Grossman (saxophone, tenor saxophone) and Albert Duffy (timpani).

Which label released Mr. Jones?

Mr. Jones was released in 1973 on Blue Note (BST 84 438 I (BN-LA 110 B)).

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