Album · 1997

The Brass Orchestra

Released
1997
Label
Verve Records
Catalogue no.
314 537 321-2
Tracklist
14 tracks
Length
1:10:51
Country
US

“The Brass Orchestra” is an album by J.J. Johnson, released in 1997 on Verve Records. The original release has 14 tracks with a running time of 1:10:51. Jazz standards on the record include “Ballade”. The line-up features Dave Taylor (trombone), Howard Johnson (tuba), Jon Faddis (trumpet, flugelhorn), Lew Soloff (trumpet, flugelhorn) and Rufus Reid (bass).

Who played on The Brass Orchestra

  • Dave Taylor trombone on 13 tracks
  • Howard Johnson tuba on 13 tracks
  • Jon Faddis trumpet, flugelhorn on 13 tracks
  • Lew Soloff trumpet, flugelhorn on 13 tracks
  • Rufus Reid bass on 13 tracks
  • Victor Lewis drums (drum set), snare drum on 13 tracks
  • Bob Carlisle French horn on 12 tracks
  • Chris Comer French horn on 12 tracks
  • Doug Purviance trombone on 12 tracks
  • John Clark French horn on 12 tracks
  • Marshall Sealy French horn on 12 tracks
  • Alan Raph euphonium on 11 tracks
  • Bruce Bonvissuto euphonium on 11 tracks
  • Steve Turre trombone on 11 tracks
  • Earl Gardner trumpet on 10 tracks
  • Freddie Santiago percussion, bass drum, snare drum on 10 tracks
  • J.J. Johnson trombone on 10 tracks
  • Byron Stripling trumpet on 9 tracks
  • Danny Cahn trumpet on 9 tracks
  • Jim Pugh trombone on 9 tracks
  • Joe Wilder trumpet on 9 tracks
  • Renee Rosnes piano on 9 tracks
  • Tom Everett conductor on 9 tracks
  • Dan Faulk tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone on 7 tracks
  • Joseph Alessi trombone on 7 tracks
  • Eddie Henderson trumpet on 4 tracks
  • Slide Hampton conductor on 4 tracks
  • Kevin Johnson percussion, snare drum on 3 tracks
  • Robin Eubanks trombone on 3 tracks
  • Milton Cardona percussion on 2 tracks
  • Joe Shepley trumpet on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1 El Camino Real — J.J. Johnson 6:11
  2. 2 Enigma — J.J. Johnson 6:28
  3. 3 Gingerbread Boy — Jimmy Heath 5:23
  4. 4 Canonn for Bela 3:24
  5. 5 Comfort Zone 7:49
  6. 6 Wild is the Wind — Dimitri Tiomkin 5:03
  7. 7 If I Hit the Lottery 4:09
  8. 8 Cross Currents 6:55
  9. 9 Ballad for Joe 4:27
  10. 10 Cadenza 1:41
  11. 11 Why Indianapolis, Why Not Indianapolis? — J.J. Johnson 5:53
  12. 12 Horn of Plenty (from Perceptions) — J.J. Johnson 3:33
  13. 13 Balade (from Perceptions) standard — J.J. Johnson 6:34
  14. 14 Swing Spring — Miles Davis 3:21

Production

  • Jim Anderson mix, recording
  • Lawrence Manchester mix
  • Allan Tucker mastering
  • Stanley Crouch liner notes

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on The Brass Orchestra?

The line-up of The Brass Orchestra includes Dave Taylor (trombone), Howard Johnson (tuba), Jon Faddis (trumpet, flugelhorn), Lew Soloff (trumpet, flugelhorn), Rufus Reid (bass), Victor Lewis (drums (drum set), snare drum), Bob Carlisle (French horn) and Chris Comer (French horn).

Which label released The Brass Orchestra?

The Brass Orchestra was released in 1997 on Verve Records (314 537 321-2).

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