Album · 2011
Roy-Alty
- Released
- 26 September 2011
- Label
- Dreyfus Jazz
- Tracklist
- 11 tracks
- Length
- 1:11:42
- Country
- DE
“Roy-Alty” is an album by Roy Haynes, released in 2011 on Dreyfus Jazz. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 1:11:42. Jazz standards on the record include “Milestones (New)”, “Off Minor”, “Passion Dance” and “These Foolish Things”. The line-up features Roy Haynes (drums (drum set), producer), David Wong (bass), Jaleel Shaw (alto saxophone, shakers), Roy Hargrove (brass, claves) and Chick Corea (piano).
Who played on Roy-Alty
- Roy Haynes drums (drum set), producer, vocals all tracks
- David Wong bass on 10 tracks
- Jaleel Shaw alto saxophone, shakers on 10 tracks
- Roy Hargrove brass, claves on 10 tracks
- Chick Corea piano on 2 tracks
- Craig Haynes congas on 1 track
- Marcus Strickland tenor saxophone on 1 track
- Martin Bejerano percussion on 1 track
- Robert Rodriguez piano on 1 track
- Roberto Quintero percussion, congas on 1 track
Tracklist
- 1 Grand Street — Sonny Rollins 5:59
- 2 They Call The Wind Mariah — Frederick Loewe 3:43
- 3 Off Minor standard — Thelonious Monk 8:44
- 4 These Foolish Things standard — Jack Strachey, Harry Link 8:25
- 5 Milestones standard — Miles Davis 5:31
- 6 Tin Tin Deo standard — Walter “Gil” Fuller, Chano Pozo 8:45
- 7 All The Bars Are Opens 7:46
- 8 Pinky 3:53
- 9 Equipoise — Stanley Cowell 6:50
- 10 Passion Dance standard — McCoy Tyner 7:02
- 11 Introspection (Bonus Track) 5:04
Production
- Scott Petito mix, recording
- Doug Yoel producer
More albums by Roy Haynes
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Roy-Alty?
The line-up of Roy-Alty includes Roy Haynes (drums (drum set), producer), David Wong (bass), Jaleel Shaw (alto saxophone, shakers), Roy Hargrove (brass, claves), Chick Corea (piano), Craig Haynes (congas), Marcus Strickland (tenor saxophone) and Martin Bejerano (percussion).
Which label released Roy-Alty?
Roy-Alty was released in 2011 on Dreyfus Jazz.
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