Album · 2007
Topics
- Released
- 19 December 2007
- Label
- Challenge Jazz
- Catalogue no.
- CHR70137
- Tracklist
- 12 tracks
- Length
- 1:02:50
- Country
- NL
“Topics” is an album by John Abercrombie & John Ruocco, released in 2007 on Challenge Jazz. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 1:02:50. Jazz standards on the record include “Embraceable You”, “How Deep Is The Ocean”, “I Can't Get Started” and “I Hear A Rhapsody”. The line-up features John Abercrombie (guitar) and John Ruocco (clarinet).
Who played on Topics
- John Abercrombie guitar all tracks
- John Ruocco clarinet all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Embraceable You standard — George Gershwin 6:14
- 2 Slides — John Abercrombie, John Ruocco 2:30
- 3 Sometime Ago standard — Sergio Mihanovich 6:42
- 4 Phrases — John Abercrombie, John Ruocco 2:40
- 5 I Can't Get Started standard — Vernon Duke 10:13
- 6 Trills — John Abercrombie, John Ruocco 2:14
- 7 I Hear a Rhapsody standard — Jack Baker, George Fragos, Dick Gasparre 8:50
- 8 Mutes — John Abercrombie, John Ruocco 2:00
- 9 How Deep Is the Ocean standard — Irving Berlin 6:02
- 10 Moraz — John Abercrombie, John Ruocco 1:56
- 11 I'm Getting Sentimental Over You standard — George Bassman 7:14
- 12 Fast and Slow — John Abercrombie, John Ruocco 6:15
Production
- Chris Weeda mix
- Hein van de Geyn producer, recording
More albums by John Abercrombie & John Ruocco
Yesterdays
Gateway
1975 · ECM Records
Timeless
1975 · ECM Records
Sargasso Sea
1976 · ECM Records
Gateway 2
1978 · ECM Records
Characters
1978 · ECM Records
Five Years Later
1982 · ECM Records
Night
1984 · ECM Records
Drum Strum
1984 · 1750 Arch Records
Current Events
1986 · ECM Records
Getting There
1988 · ECM Records
Upon a Time
1989 · New Albion Records
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Topics?
The line-up of Topics includes John Abercrombie (guitar) and John Ruocco (clarinet).
Which label released Topics?
Topics was released in 2007 on Challenge Jazz (CHR70137).
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