Album · 2003
Playground
- Released
- 2003
- Label
- Maxjazz
- Catalogue no.
- MXJ 601
- Tracklist
- 10 tracks
- Length
- 52:00
- Country
- US
“Playground” is an album by Russell Malone, released in 2003 on Maxjazz. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 52:00. The line-up features E. J. Strickland (drums (drum set)), Martin Bejerano (piano), Russell Malone (electric guitar), Tassili Bond (double bass) and Gary Bartz (alto saxophone).
Who played on Playground
- E. J. Strickland drums (drum set) all tracks
- Martin Bejerano piano all tracks
- Russell Malone electric guitar all tracks
- Tassili Bond double bass all tracks
- Gary Bartz alto saxophone on 1 track
- Joe Locke vibraphone on 1 track
Tracklist
- 1 You Should Know Better — Russell Malone 6:37
- 2 Blues for Mulgrew — Russell Malone 4:31
- 3 Something to Live For — Billy Strayhorn 3:51
- 4 Sugar Buzz — Russell Malone 4:44
- 5 Playground — Russell Malone 5:25
- 6 Remind Me — Jerome Kern 4:19
- 7 We've Only Just Begun — Roger Nichols 4:59
- 8 Invisible Colors — Russell Malone 6:49
- 9 Mandela — Russell Malone 7:03
- 10 You've Got a Friend — Carole King 3:42
Production
- Joe Ferla sound
More albums by Russell Malone
Russell Malone
1992 · Columbia
Black Butterfly
1993 · Columbia
Sweet Georgia Peach
1997
Look Who's Here
2000 · Verve
Heartstrings
2001 · Verve
Wholly Cats
2009
Triple Play
2010 · MAXJAZZ
Love Looks Good on You
2015 · HighNote Records, Inc.
All About Melody
2016 · HighNote Records
Time for the Dancers
2017 · HighNote Records
Live at Jazz Standard, Volume One
2006 · Live
Live at Jazz Standard, Volume Two
2007 · Live
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Playground?
The line-up of Playground includes E. J. Strickland (drums (drum set)), Martin Bejerano (piano), Russell Malone (electric guitar), Tassili Bond (double bass), Gary Bartz (alto saxophone) and Joe Locke (vibraphone).
Which label released Playground?
Playground was released in 2003 on Maxjazz (MXJ 601).
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