Live album · 2000
Three Sundays in the Seventies: "Live" at the Left Bank
- Released
- 7 November 2000
- Label
- Label M
- Catalogue no.
- 5711
- Tracklist
- 8 tracks
- Length
- 1:01:20
- Country
- US
“Three Sundays in the Seventies: "Live" at the Left Bank” is a live album by Cedar Walton, released in 2000 on Label M. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 1:01:20. Jazz standards on the record include “Don't Go To Strangers”, “Naima”, “Pinocchio” and “Shiny Stockings”. The line-up features Billy Higgins (drums (drum set)), Cedar Walton (piano), Sam Jones (double bass), Bill Hardman (trumpet) and Clifford Jordan (tenor saxophone).
Who played on Three Sundays in the Seventies: "Live" at the Left Bank
- Billy Higgins drums (drum set) all tracks
- Cedar Walton piano all tracks
- Sam Jones double bass on 4 tracks
- Bill Hardman trumpet on 3 tracks
- Clifford Jordan tenor saxophone on 3 tracks
- Etta Jones vocals on 2 tracks
- Herbie Lewis double bass on 2 tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Naima standard — John Coltrane 6:37
- 2 Pinocchio standard — Wayne Shorter 12:47
- 3 This Guy's in Love With You — Burt Bacharach 7:54
- 4 Plexus — Cedar Walton 12:33
- 5 I'm Not So Sure — Cedar Walton 8:07
- 6 Shiny Stockings standard — Frank Foster 3:50
- 7 Blow Top Blues — Leonard Feather 5:04
- 8 Don't Go to Strangers standard — Arthur Kent, David Mann 4:28
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on Three Sundays in the Seventies: "Live" at the Left Bank?
The line-up of Three Sundays in the Seventies: "Live" at the Left Bank includes Billy Higgins (drums (drum set)), Cedar Walton (piano), Sam Jones (double bass), Bill Hardman (trumpet), Clifford Jordan (tenor saxophone), Etta Jones (vocals) and Herbie Lewis (double bass).
Which label released Three Sundays in the Seventies: "Live" at the Left Bank?
Three Sundays in the Seventies: "Live" at the Left Bank was released in 2000 on Label M (5711).
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