Album · 1964
True Blue
- Released
- 1964
- Label
- Atlantic Records
- Catalogue no.
- 1423
- Tracklist
- 10 tracks
- Country
- US
“True Blue” is an album by Hank Crawford, released in 1964 on Atlantic Records. The original release has 10 tracks. Jazz standards on the record include “Save Your Love For Me”. The line-up features Hank Crawford (alto saxophone), John Hunt (trumpet), Leroy Cooper (baritone saxophone), Wilbur Brown (tenor saxophone) and Bruno Carr (drums (drum set)).
Who played on True Blue
- Hank Crawford alto saxophone all tracks
- John Hunt trumpet on 7 tracks
- Leroy Cooper baritone saxophone on 7 tracks
- Wilbur Brown tenor saxophone on 6 tracks
- Bruno Carr drums (drum set) on 4 tracks
- Edgar Willis bass on 4 tracks
- James Clay tenor saxophone on 4 tracks
- Phillip Guilbeau trumpet on 4 tracks
- Sonny Forriest guitar on 4 tracks
- Alexander Nelson baritone saxophone on 3 tracks
- Carl Lott drums (drum set) on 3 tracks
- Charles Green bass on 3 tracks
- Charlie Patterson trumpet on 3 tracks
- Julius Brooks trumpet on 3 tracks
- Lewis Worrell bass on 3 tracks
- Milt Turner drums (drum set) on 3 tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Shake-A-Plenty — Hank Crawford
- A2 Mellow Down — Hank Crawford
- A3 Read 'em and Weep — Hank Crawford
- A4 Merry Christmas Baby
- A5 Save Your Love for Me standard — Buddy Johnson
- B1 Skunky Green — Hank Crawford
- B2 Two Years of Torture
- B3 Blues in Bloom — Norman Mapp
- B4 Got You on My Mind
- B5 Shooby — Hank Crawford
Production
- Joel Dorn liner notes
More albums by Hank Crawford
Frequently asked questions
Who played on True Blue?
The line-up of True Blue includes Hank Crawford (alto saxophone), John Hunt (trumpet), Leroy Cooper (baritone saxophone), Wilbur Brown (tenor saxophone), Bruno Carr (drums (drum set)), Edgar Willis (bass), James Clay (tenor saxophone) and Phillip Guilbeau (trumpet).
Which label released True Blue?
True Blue was released in 1964 on Atlantic Records (1423).
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