Album · 1987

Sarabande

by Fred Hersch with Charlie Haden & Joey Baron

Released: 1987
Label: Sunnyside Records
Catalogue no.: SSC 1024
Tracklist: 9 tracks
Length: 49:36
Country: FR

“Sarabande” is an album by Fred Hersch with Charlie Haden & Joey Baron, released in 1987 on Sunnyside Records. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 49:36. Jazz standards on the record include “Blue In Green”, “I Have Dreamed”, “The Peacocks” and “What Is This Thing Called Love”. The line-up features Charlie Haden (bass), Fred Hersch (piano, producer) and Joey Baron (drums (drum set)).

Who played on Sarabande

Charlie Haden bass all tracks
Fred Hersch piano, producer all tracks
Joey Baron drums (drum set) all tracks

Tracklist

A1 I Have Dreamed standard — Richard Rodgers 5:27
A2 Enfant — Ornette Coleman 6:27
A3 The Peacocks standard — Jimmy Rowles 7:10
A4 What Is This Thing Called Love? standard — Cole Porter 5:10
B1 Sarabande — Fred Hersch 5:37
B2 This Heart of Mine — Harry Warren 5:28
B3 Child’s Song — Fred Hersch 4:30
B4 Blue in Green standard — Miles Davis, Bill Evans 4:46
B5 Cadences — Fred Hersch 5:01

Production

A.T. Michael MacDonald engineer
Denise McGrath engineer

More albums by Fred Hersch with Charlie Haden & Joey Baron

Red Square Blue: Jazz Impressions of Russian Composers 1992 · Angel Records

Evanessence: A Tribute to Bill Evans 1990

Maybeck Recital Hall Series, Volume Thirty-One 1994 · Live

Point in Time 1995

Passion Flower 1996

Fred Hersch Plays Rodgers & Hammerstein 1996

I Never Told You - Fred Hersch Plays Johnny Mandel 1996

Thelonious: Fred Hersch Plays Monk 1997

The Duo Album 1997

Songs We Know 1998

Let Yourself Go 1999 · Live

Duo Live 2001

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Sarabande?

The line-up of Sarabande includes Charlie Haden (bass), Fred Hersch (piano, producer) and Joey Baron (drums (drum set)).

Which label released Sarabande?

Sarabande was released in 1987 on Sunnyside Records (SSC 1024).

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