Live album · 1988
Triple Treat, Volume 2
- Released
- 1988
- Label
- Concord Jazz
- Catalogue no.
- CCD 4338
- Tracklist
- 9 tracks
- Country
- DE
“Triple Treat, Volume 2” is a live album by Monty Alexander, Ray Brown & Herb Ellis, released in 1988 on Concord Jazz. The original release has 9 tracks. Jazz standards on the record include “I'll Remember April”, “It Might As Well Be Spring”, “Seven Come Eleven” and “Smile”. The line-up features Herb Ellis (guitar), Monty Alexander (piano), Ray Brown (bass) and Johnny Frigo (violin).
Who played on Triple Treat, Volume 2
- Herb Ellis guitar all tracks
- Monty Alexander piano all tracks
- Ray Brown bass all tracks
- Johnny Frigo violin on 4 tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Lined With a Groove
- 2 Straighten Up and Fly Right standard
- 3 It Might as Well Be Spring standard — Richard Rodgers
- 4 Seven Come Eleven standard — Charlie Christian, Benny Goodman
- 5 Fred
- 6 Smile standard
- 7 I’ll Remember April standard — Gene de Paul
- 8 Polka Dots and Moonbeams — Jimmy Van Heusen
- 9 Lester Leaps In — Lester Young
Production
- Brian Nemececk engineer
- Carl E. Jefferson producer
- Chris Long producer
- John Falzarano engineer
- Phil Edwards mix, recording
- George Horn mastering
More albums by Monty Alexander, Ray Brown & Herb Ellis
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Taste of Freedom
1970 · MGM Records
Here Comes the Sun
1971 · MPS
Rass!
1974 · MPS
Love & Sunshine
1975 · BASF
Monty Strikes Again - Monty Alexander Live In Germany
1976 · Live · Delta
Cobilimbo
1978 · MPS
Jamento
1978 · Pablo
In Tokyo
1979 · Pablo
Monty Alexander - Ernest Ranglin
1981 · MPS
The Duke Ellington Songbook
1983 · MPS
Threesome
1986 · Soul Note
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Triple Treat, Volume 2?
The line-up of Triple Treat, Volume 2 includes Herb Ellis (guitar), Monty Alexander (piano), Ray Brown (bass) and Johnny Frigo (violin).
Which label released Triple Treat, Volume 2?
Triple Treat, Volume 2 was released in 1988 on Concord Jazz (CCD 4338).
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