Album · 1964
Spontaneous Explorations
- Released
- 1964
- Label
- Contact
- Catalogue no.
- CS-2
- Tracklist
- 9 tracks
- Country
- US
“Spontaneous Explorations” is an album by Earl Hines, released in 1964 on Contact. The original release has 9 tracks. Jazz standards on the record include “A Sunday Kind Of Love”, “Black Coffee”, “I've Found A New Baby” and “Undecided”. The line-up features Earl Hines (piano).
Who played on Spontaneous Explorations
- Earl Hines piano all tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Undecided standard — Charlie Shavers
- A2 Fatha’s Blues
- A3 A Sunday Kind of Love standard
- A4 I’ve Found a New Baby standard
- B1 Squeeze Me — Fats Waller
- B2 Tosca’s Dance
- B3 Jim
- B4 Black Coffee standard
- B5 You Always Hurt the One You Love — Doris Fisher
Production
- Bob Thiele producer
- Rudy van Gelder recording
More albums by Earl Hines
Jazz in Paris: Paris One Night Stand
1958 · Philips
Paris Session
1965 · Columbia
Once Upon a Time
1966 · impulse!
Blues and Things
1968 · World Record Club
The Quintessential Recording Session
1970 · Halcyon Records
Tea For Two
1971 · Black Lion
Hines Does Hoagy
1971 · Audiophile
My Tribute To Louis: Piano Solos By Earl Hines
1971 · Audiophile
Jazz in Paris: In Paris
1971 · America Records
Hines Comes In Handy
1971 · Audiophile
Fatha & His Flock on Tour
1972 · MPS
Quintessential Continued
1973 · Chiaroscuro Records
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Spontaneous Explorations?
The line-up of Spontaneous Explorations includes Earl Hines (piano).
Which label released Spontaneous Explorations?
Spontaneous Explorations was released in 1964 on Contact (CS-2).
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