Album · 1989

The CBS Jazz Piano Collection - Ahmad Jamal, Volume 1: "The Three Strings"

Released
1989
Label
CBS
Catalogue no.
465649 2
Tracklist
12 tracks
Length
40:27
Country
FR

“The CBS Jazz Piano Collection - Ahmad Jamal, Volume 1: "The Three Strings"” is an album by Ahmad Jamal, released in 1989 on CBS. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 40:27. Jazz standards on the record include “Billy Boy”, “Don't Blame Me”, “Old Devil Moon” and “Will You Still Be Mine?”. The line-up features Ahmad Jamal (piano), Ray Crawford (guitar) and Eddie Calhoun (double bass).

Who played on The CBS Jazz Piano Collection - Ahmad Jamal, Volume 1: "The Three Strings"

  • Ahmad Jamal piano all tracks
  • Ray Crawford guitar all tracks
  • Eddie Calhoun double bass on 8 tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1 The Surrey With the Fringe on Top — Richard Rodgers 2:53
  2. 2 Will You Still Be Mine standard — Matt Dennis 2:45
  3. 3 Rica Pulpa — Eliseo Grenet 3:53
  4. 4 Perfidia — Alberto Domínguez 3:58
  5. 5 Aki and Ukthay (Brother and Sister) — Ahmad Jamal 3:09
  6. 6 Billy Boy standard — [unknown] 2:42
  7. 7 Ahmad's Blues — Ahmad Jamal 2:58
  8. 8 A Gal in Calico — Arthur Schwartz 2:38
  9. 9 Slaughter on 10th Avenue — Richard Rodgers 4:53
  10. 10 Old Devil Moon standard — Burton Lane 3:47
  11. 11 Black Beauty — Duke Ellington 3:30
  12. 12 Don't Blame Me standard — Jimmy McHugh 3:21

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on The CBS Jazz Piano Collection - Ahmad Jamal, Volume 1: "The Three Strings"?

The line-up of The CBS Jazz Piano Collection - Ahmad Jamal, Volume 1: "The Three Strings" includes Ahmad Jamal (piano), Ray Crawford (guitar) and Eddie Calhoun (double bass).

Which label released The CBS Jazz Piano Collection - Ahmad Jamal, Volume 1: "The Three Strings"?

The CBS Jazz Piano Collection - Ahmad Jamal, Volume 1: "The Three Strings" was released in 1989 on CBS (465649 2).

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