Album · 1960

Sunset Eyes

Released
1960
Label
Pacific Jazz
Catalogue no.
PJ-14
Tracklist
7 tracks
Length
36:21
Country
US

“Sunset Eyes” is an album by Teddy Edwards, released in 1960 on Pacific Jazz. The original release has 7 tracks with a running time of 36:21. Jazz standards on the record include “I Hear A Rhapsody”. The line-up features Teddy Edwards (tenor saxophone), Billy Higgins (drums (drum set)), Joe Castro (piano), Leroy Vinnegar (bass) and Al Levitt (drums (drum set)).

Who played on Sunset Eyes

  • Teddy Edwards tenor saxophone all tracks
  • Billy Higgins drums (drum set) on 6 tracks
  • Joe Castro piano on 6 tracks
  • Leroy Vinnegar bass on 6 tracks
  • Al Levitt drums (drum set) on 1 track
  • Amos Trice piano on 1 track
  • Ben Tucker bass on 1 track
  • Ronnie Ball piano on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. A1 Tempo de Blues 4:42
  2. A2 Vintage '57 7:07
  3. A3 I Hear a Rhapsody standard — Jack Baker, George Fragos, Dick Gasparre 3:30
  4. A4 Up in Teddy's New Flat 2:59
  5. B1 Sunset Eyes — Teddy Edwards, Dottie Wayne 5:20
  6. B2 Teddy's Tune 6:08
  7. B3 Takin' Off 6:35

Production

  • Richard Bock producer

More albums by Teddy Edwards

It's About Time 1960 · Pacific Jazz Together Again!!!! 1961 · Contemporary Feelin's 1974 · Muse Records The Inimitable 1976 · Xanadu Heart & Soul 1984 · Original Jazz Classics
Mississippi Lad 1991
Blue Saxophone 1993
Horn to Horn 1994
Back to Avalon 1995
Tango in Harlem 1995
Midnight Creeper 1997
Close Encounters: The Saxaphones of Teddy Edwards & Houston Person 1999

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Sunset Eyes?

The line-up of Sunset Eyes includes Teddy Edwards (tenor saxophone), Billy Higgins (drums (drum set)), Joe Castro (piano), Leroy Vinnegar (bass), Al Levitt (drums (drum set)), Amos Trice (piano), Ben Tucker (bass) and Ronnie Ball (piano).

Which label released Sunset Eyes?

Sunset Eyes was released in 1960 on Pacific Jazz (PJ-14).

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