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Album · 1994

The Tiny Bell Trio

by Dave Douglas

Released
6 June 1994
Label
Songlines
Catalogue no.
SGL 1504-2
Tracklist
12 tracks
Length
55:40
Country
CA

“The Tiny Bell Trio” is an album by Dave Douglas, released in 1994 on Songlines. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 55:40. The line-up features Brad Shepik (guitar), Dave Douglas (trumpet, producer) and Jim Black (membranophone, drums (drum set)).

Who played on The Tiny Bell Trio

  • Brad Shepik guitar all tracks
  • Dave Douglas trumpet, producer all tracks
  • Jim Black membranophone, drums (drum set) all tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1 Red Emma — Dave Douglas 5:02
  2. 2 Punchy — Dave Douglas 5:03
  3. 3 Road / Home — Dave Douglas 6:42
  4. 4 Head-on Kouvlodsko — Dave Douglas 5:10
  5. 5 The Drowned Girl — Kurt Weill 5:00
  6. 6 La Belle Saison — Joseph Kosma 0:44
  7. 7 Song for my Father-in-law — Dave Douglas 5:53
  8. 8 Shards — Dave Douglas 4:09
  9. 9 Felijar — Dave Douglas, Brad Shepik 5:39
  10. 10 Fille d'acier [Girl of Steel] 4:56
  11. 11 Arabesque for Clarinet and Piano — Germaine Tailleferre 4:06
  12. 12 Czardas (trad. Hungarian) 3:16

Production

  • Bil Emmons engineer
  • Jon Rosenberg engineer

More albums by Dave Douglas

Parallel Worlds 1993 · Soul Note In Our Lifetime 1995 · New World Records Five 1996 · Soul Note Stargazer 1997 · Arabesque Jazz Convergence 1998 · Soul Note Charms of the Night Sky 1998 · Winter & Winter Magic Triangle 1998 · Arabesque Jazz Moving Portrait 1998 · DIW Leap of Faith 1999 · Arabesque Jazz Songs for Wandering Souls 1999 · Winter & Winter A Thousand Evenings 2000 · RCA Victor Soul on Soul 2000 · RCA Victor

Frequently asked questions

Who played on The Tiny Bell Trio?

The line-up of The Tiny Bell Trio includes Brad Shepik (guitar), Dave Douglas (trumpet, producer) and Jim Black (membranophone, drums (drum set)).

Which label released The Tiny Bell Trio?

The Tiny Bell Trio was released in 1994 on Songlines (SGL 1504-2).

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