Album · 1969
The Dejohnette Complex
- Released
- 1969
- Catalogue no.
- MSP 9022
- Tracklist
- 8 tracks
- Length
- 39:38
- Country
- US
“The Dejohnette Complex” is an album by Jack DeJohnette, released in 1969. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 39:38. The line-up features Jack DeJohnette (melodica, drums (drum set)), Stanley Cowell (electric piano, piano), Bennie Maupin (tenor saxophone, end-blown flute), Eddie Gomez (bass) and Miroslav Vitouš (bass).
Who played on The Dejohnette Complex
- Jack DeJohnette melodica, drums (drum set) all tracks
- Stanley Cowell electric piano, piano all tracks
- Bennie Maupin tenor saxophone, end-blown flute, flute on 7 tracks
- Eddie Gomez bass on 6 tracks
- Miroslav Vitouš bass on 5 tracks
- Roy Haynes drums (drum set) on 5 tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Equipoise — Stanley Cowell 4:01
- A2 The Major General — Jack DeJohnette 6:37
- A3 Miles' Mode — John Coltrane, Eric Dolphy 6:38
- A4 Requiem Number 1 — Jack DeJohnette 2:26
- B1 Mirror Image — Miroslav Vitouš 5:13
- B2 Papa-Daddy and Me — Jack DeJohnette 7:55
- B3 Brown, Warm and Wintry — Jack DeJohnette 5:06
- B4 Requiem Number 2 — Jack DeJohnette 1:41
Production
- Bob Schwartz engineer
- Dick Katz producer
- Orrin Keepnews producer
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on The Dejohnette Complex?
The line-up of The Dejohnette Complex includes Jack DeJohnette (melodica, drums (drum set)), Stanley Cowell (electric piano, piano), Bennie Maupin (tenor saxophone, end-blown flute), Eddie Gomez (bass), Miroslav Vitouš (bass) and Roy Haynes (drums (drum set)).
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