Album · 1972

Ruby Braff and His International Jazz Quartet Plus Three

Released
1972
Label
Chiaroscuro Records
Catalogue no.
CR 115
Tracklist
10 tracks
Country
US

“Ruby Braff and His International Jazz Quartet Plus Three” is an album by Ruby Braff, released in 1972 on Chiaroscuro Records. The original release has 10 tracks. Jazz standards on the record include “All Alone”, “Chicago”, “I Ain't Got Nobody” and “This Year's Kisses”. The line-up features Dick Hyman (piano), Dottie Dodgion (drums (drum set)), Howard Collins (guitar), Jerry Dodgion (reeds) and Milt Hinton (double bass).

Who played on Ruby Braff and His International Jazz Quartet Plus Three

  • Dick Hyman piano all tracks
  • Dottie Dodgion drums (drum set) all tracks
  • Howard Collins guitar all tracks
  • Jerry Dodgion reeds all tracks
  • Milt Hinton double bass all tracks
  • Ruby Braff cornet all tracks
  • Sam Margolis reeds all tracks

Tracklist

  1. A1 Right Off
  2. A2 This Year's Kisses standard — Irving Berlin
  3. A3 Chicago standard — Fred Fisher
  4. A4 Swan Song
  5. A5 Bugle Call Rag — Billy Meyers, Jack Pettis, Elmer Schoebel
  6. B1 With Time to Love
  7. B2 All Alone by the Telephone standard — Irving Berlin
  8. B3 I Know That You Know — Vincent Youmans
  9. B4 I Ain't Got Nobody standard — Spencer Williams
  10. B5 Lonely Moments — Mary Lou Williams

Production

  • Hank O'Neal liner notes, producer

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on Ruby Braff and His International Jazz Quartet Plus Three?

The line-up of Ruby Braff and His International Jazz Quartet Plus Three includes Dick Hyman (piano), Dottie Dodgion (drums (drum set)), Howard Collins (guitar), Jerry Dodgion (reeds), Milt Hinton (double bass), Ruby Braff (cornet) and Sam Margolis (reeds).

Which label released Ruby Braff and His International Jazz Quartet Plus Three?

Ruby Braff and His International Jazz Quartet Plus Three was released in 1972 on Chiaroscuro Records (CR 115).

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