Album · 1957
Music to Listen to Red Norvo By
- Released
- 1957
- Label
- Contemporary Records
- Catalogue no.
- C 3534
- Tracklist
- 6 tracks
- Length
- 44:35
- Country
- US
“Music to Listen to Red Norvo By” is an album by Red Norvo, released in 1957 on Contemporary Records. The original release has 6 tracks with a running time of 44:35. The line-up features Barney Kessel (guitar), Bill Smith (clarinet), Buddy Collette (flute), Red Mitchell (bass) and Red Norvo (vibraphone).
Who played on Music to Listen to Red Norvo By
- Barney Kessel guitar all tracks
- Bill Smith clarinet all tracks
- Buddy Collette flute all tracks
- Red Mitchell bass all tracks
- Red Norvo vibraphone all tracks
- Shelly Manne drums (drum set) all tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Poeme 5:53
- A2 Red Sails 3:51
- A3 The Red Broom 4:37
- A4 Rubricity 4:12
- A5 Paying the Dues Blues 5:52
- 6 Divertimento: 1st Movement / 2nd Movement / 3rd Movement / 4th Movement 20:10
Production
- Lester Koenig producer
- Roy DuNann sound
- John S. Wilson liner notes
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1979 · Live · Flying Fish Records
Red & Ross Recorded Live January 1979
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Just Friends
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Just a Mood
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on Music to Listen to Red Norvo By?
The line-up of Music to Listen to Red Norvo By includes Barney Kessel (guitar), Bill Smith (clarinet), Buddy Collette (flute), Red Mitchell (bass), Red Norvo (vibraphone) and Shelly Manne (drums (drum set)).
Which label released Music to Listen to Red Norvo By?
Music to Listen to Red Norvo By was released in 1957 on Contemporary Records (C 3534).
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