Album · 1988
The Adams Effect
- Released
- 1988
- Label
- Uptown Records
- Catalogue no.
- UP27.31
- Tracklist
- 6 tracks
- Length
- 40:47
- Country
- US
“The Adams Effect” is an album by Pepper Adams, released in 1988 on Uptown Records. The original release has 6 tracks with a running time of 40:47. The line-up features Billy Hart (drums (drum set)), Frank Foster (tenor saxophone), Pepper Adams (baritone saxophone), Ron Carter (double bass) and Tommy Flanagan (piano).
Who played on The Adams Effect
- Billy Hart drums (drum set) all tracks
- Frank Foster tenor saxophone all tracks
- Pepper Adams baritone saxophone all tracks
- Ron Carter double bass all tracks
- Tommy Flanagan piano all tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Binary — Pepper Adams 6:59
- A2 Now in Our Lives — Pepper Adams 6:59
- A3 Valse Celtique — Pepper Adams 5:52
- B1 Dylan's Delight — Pepper Adams 6:22
- B2 How I Spent the Night — Frank Foster 7:04
- B3 Claudette's Way — Pepper Adams 7:31
Production
- Mabel Fraser producer
- Robert E. Sunenblick producer
- Rudy van Gelder recording
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Critics' Choice
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Encounter!
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Reflectory
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Be-Bop?
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The Master
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Urban Dreams
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Generations
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on The Adams Effect?
The line-up of The Adams Effect includes Billy Hart (drums (drum set)), Frank Foster (tenor saxophone), Pepper Adams (baritone saxophone), Ron Carter (double bass) and Tommy Flanagan (piano).
Which label released The Adams Effect?
The Adams Effect was released in 1988 on Uptown Records (UP27.31).
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