Album · 1957
The Volcanic
- Released
- 1957
- Label
- ABC-Paramount
- Catalogue no.
- ABC-180
- Tracklist
- 8 tracks
- Length
- 28:17
- Country
- US
“The Volcanic” is an album by Candido, released in 1957 on ABC-Paramount. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 28:17. Jazz standards on the record include “Moonlight In Vermont”, “Take The A Train” and “Tin Tin Deo”. The line-up features Bernie Glow (trumpet), Candido (percussion), Charlie Shavers (trumpet), Ernie Wilkins (arranger, conductor) and Frank Rehak (trombone).
Who played on The Volcanic
- Bernie Glow trumpet all tracks
- Candido percussion all tracks
- Charlie Shavers trumpet all tracks
- Ernie Wilkins arranger, conductor all tracks
- Frank Rehak trombone all tracks
- Hank Jones piano all tracks
- Jay McAllister tuba all tracks
- Jimmy Cleveland trombone all tracks
- Jimmy Nottingham trumpet all tracks
- Osie Johnson drums (drum set) all tracks
- Tom Mitchell trombone all tracks
- Art Farmer trumpet on 5 tracks
- Bill Crow bass on 5 tracks
- Jim Buffington French horn on 5 tracks
- Ed London French horn on 3 tracks
- Ernie Royal trumpet on 3 tracks
- Oscar Pettiford bass, double bass on 3 tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Peanut Vendor — Moisés Simons 3:48
- A2 Takeela 3:27
- A3 Moonlight in Vermont standard — Karl Suessdorf 3:30
- A4 Take the "A" Train standard — Billy Strayhorn 3:13
- B1 Lady in Red — Allie Wrubel 4:11
- B2 Kinda' Dukish — Duke Ellington 2:34
- B3 Warm Blue Stream — Sara Cassey 3:40
- B4 Tin-Tin-Deo standard — Walter “Gil” Fuller, Chano Pozo 3:54
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on The Volcanic?
The line-up of The Volcanic includes Bernie Glow (trumpet), Candido (percussion), Charlie Shavers (trumpet), Ernie Wilkins (arranger, conductor), Frank Rehak (trombone), Hank Jones (piano), Jay McAllister (tuba) and Jimmy Cleveland (trombone).
Which label released The Volcanic?
The Volcanic was released in 1957 on ABC-Paramount (ABC-180).
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