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Album · 1956

The New Johnny Smith Quartet

by Johnny Smith

Released
1956
Label
Roost
Catalogue no.
LP 2216
Tracklist
10 tracks
Length
38:30
Country
US

“The New Johnny Smith Quartet” is an album by Johnny Smith, released in 1956 on Roost. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 38:30. Jazz standards on the record include “Bags' Groove”, “It Never Entered My Mind”, “S' Wonderful” and “You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To”. The line-up features George Roumanis (bass), John Lee (drums (drum set)), Johnny Rae (vibraphone) and Johnny Smith (guitar).

Who played on The New Johnny Smith Quartet

  • George Roumanis bass all tracks
  • John Lee drums (drum set) all tracks
  • Johnny Rae vibraphone all tracks
  • Johnny Smith guitar all tracks

Tracklist

  1. A1 It Never Entered My Mind standard 2:36
  2. A2 Samba 2:53
  3. A3 Black Is the Colour of My True Loves Hair 2:08
  4. A4 Pawn Ticket 7:11
  5. A5 S' Wonderful standard 5:06
  6. B1 You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To standard 2:12
  7. B2 Blue Lights 4:15
  8. B3 Montage 5:03
  9. B4 Bag's Groove standard 3:22
  10. B5 Round About Midnight 3:44

More albums by Johnny Smith

In a Mellow Mood 1954 · Royal Roost In a Sentimental Mood 1954 · Royal Roost Plays Jimmy Van Heusen 1955 · Royal Roost Moods With Johnny Smith Guitar 1956 · Royal Roost The "Johnny Smith" Foursome Volume II 1957 · Royal Roost The "Johnny Smith" Foursome 1958 · Roost Imagination 1959 · Warwick Records Guitar & Strings 1960 · Royal Roost Plus the Trio 1960 · Rooster Records My Dear Little Sweetheart 1960 · Roost The Man With The Blue Guitar 1962 · Roost Reminiscing 1965 · Roost

Frequently asked questions

Who played on The New Johnny Smith Quartet?

The line-up of The New Johnny Smith Quartet includes George Roumanis (bass), John Lee (drums (drum set)), Johnny Rae (vibraphone) and Johnny Smith (guitar).

Which label released The New Johnny Smith Quartet?

The New Johnny Smith Quartet was released in 1956 on Roost (LP 2216).

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