Album · 1983
Three Men on a Beat
- Released
- 1983
- Label
- Black & Blue
- Catalogue no.
- 33.181
- Tracklist
- 10 tracks
- Length
- 46:48
- Country
- FR
“Three Men on a Beat” is an album by Guy Lafitte & Wild Bill Davis, released in 1983 on Black & Blue. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 46:48. Jazz standards on the record include “Blue Lou”, “I Should Care”, “She's Funny That Way” and “Somebody Loves Me”. The line-up features Alvin Queen (drums (drum set)), Guy Lafitte (tenor saxophone) and Wild Bill Davis (organ).
Who played on Three Men on a Beat
- Alvin Queen drums (drum set) all tracks
- Guy Lafitte tenor saxophone all tracks
- Wild Bill Davis organ all tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Wrap On 3:26
- A2 Somebody Loves Me standard 4:22
- A3 Comin' On 5:16
- A4 I Should Care standard 5:25
- A5 Johnny Come Lately 4:54
- B1 The Jeep Is Jumpin' 3:52
- B2 Ooh Ah Dee Dee Dee 4:19
- B3 Three Men on a Beat 5:10
- B4 She's Funny That Way standard 5:35
- B5 Blue Lou standard 4:29
Production
- Dominique Samarcq engineer
- Jacques Lubin producer
More albums by Guy Lafitte & Wild Bill Davis
Jazz in Paris: Blue and Sentimental
1955 · Le Club français du disque
Guy Lafitte Avec Franck Pourcel Et Son Orchestre
1956 · La Voix de son maître
Les Classiques Du Jazz
1956 · Columbia Records
"Les Classiques Du Jazz", Vol. 2
1958 · Columbia Records
Mélodies
1958 · Columbia Records
Guy
1959 · Columbia Records
10 Sax Succès
1960 · Pathé
Sax and Strings
1963 · Columbia Records
Jazz Quintet
1964 · Columbia Records
Jambo!
1968 · RCA Victor
Jazz in Paris: Blues
1969 · Véga
Blues in Summertime
1971 · RCA Victor
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Three Men on a Beat?
The line-up of Three Men on a Beat includes Alvin Queen (drums (drum set)), Guy Lafitte (tenor saxophone) and Wild Bill Davis (organ).
Which label released Three Men on a Beat?
Three Men on a Beat was released in 1983 on Black & Blue (33.181).
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