ENDEIT

Album · 1997

Tenor Time

by Joe Lovano

Released
19 February 1997
Label
somethin’else
Catalogue no.
TOCJ-5584
Tracklist
9 tracks
Length
1:02:52
Country
JP

“Tenor Time” is an album by Joe Lovano, released in 1997 on somethin’else. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 1:02:52. Jazz standards on the record include “Budo”, “Bye Bye Blackbird”, “Invitation” and “Like Sonny”. The line-up features Al Foster (drums (drum set)), Joe Lovano (tenor saxophone, producer), Rodney Whitaker (double bass) and 大西順子 (piano).

Who played on Tenor Time

  • Al Foster drums (drum set) all tracks
  • Joe Lovano tenor saxophone, producer all tracks
  • Rodney Whitaker double bass all tracks
  • 大西順子 piano all tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1 Walkin' standard — [unknown] 7:05
  2. 2 Why Don't I — Sonny Rollins 6:46
  3. 3 Bye Bye Blackbird standard — Ray Henderson 6:26
  4. 4 Paradox — Sonny Rollins 6:54
  5. 5 Ruby My Dear standard — Thelonious Monk 5:08
  6. 6 Invitation standard — Bronisław Kaper 10:05
  7. 7 Budo standard — Miles Davis, Bud Powell 6:56
  8. 8 Like Sonny standard — John Coltrane 5:31
  9. 9 Dewey Said 8:01

Production

  • Jim Anderson recording

More albums by Joe Lovano

Solid Steps 1986 Landmarks 1991 · Blue Note Sounds of Joy 1991 · enja From the Soul 1992 · Blue Note Universal Language 1993 · Blue Note Tenor Legacy 1994 · Blue Note Rush Hour 1995 · Blue Note Celebrating Sinatra 1996 · BMG Direct Marketing, Inc. Trio Fascination, Edition One 1998 · Blue Note Flying Colors 1998 · Blue Note Friendly Fire 1999 · Blue Note 52nd Street Themes 2000 · Blue Note

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Tenor Time?

The line-up of Tenor Time includes Al Foster (drums (drum set)), Joe Lovano (tenor saxophone, producer), Rodney Whitaker (double bass) and 大西順子 (piano).

Which label released Tenor Time?

Tenor Time was released in 1997 on somethin’else (TOCJ-5584).

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