Album · 1956
Vib-Rations
- Released
- 1956
- Label
- Savoy Records
- Catalogue no.
- MG-12054
- Tracklist
- 14 tracks
- Country
- US
“Vib-Rations” is an album by Cal Tjader / Don Elliott, released in 1956 on Savoy Records. The original release has 14 tracks. Jazz standards on the record include “A Sunday Kind Of Love”, “After You've Gone”, “Darn That Dream” and “I Want To Be Happy”. The line-up features Al McKibbon (double bass), Cal Tjader (vibraphone), Don Elliott (instruments), Hank Jones (piano) and Kenny Clarke (drums (drum set)).
Who played on Vib-Rations
- Al McKibbon double bass on 7 tracks
- Cal Tjader vibraphone on 7 tracks
- Don Elliott instruments on 7 tracks
- Hank Jones piano on 7 tracks
- Kenny Clarke drums (drum set) on 7 tracks
- Sid Bulkin drums (drum set) on 7 tracks
- Arnold Fishkind double bass on 4 tracks
- Kai Winding trombone on 4 tracks
- Mort Herbert double bass on 3 tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Love Me or Leave Me standard — Walter Donaldson
- A2 Minority standard
- A3 Tangerine standard — Victor Schertzinger
- A4 I Want to Be Happy standard — Vincent Youmans
- A5 After You've Gone standard — Turner Layton
- A6 A Sunday Kind of Love standard
- A7 It's You or No One standard — Sammy Cahn, Jule Styne
- B1 Take Me Out to the Ball Game — Albert Von Tilzer
- B2 A Stranger in Town
- B3 Darn That Dream standard — Jimmy Van Heusen
- B4 Jeepers Creepers standard — Harry Warren
- B5 Oh Look at Me Now standard — Joe Bushkin
- B6 Where or When standard — Richard Rodgers
- B7 Mighty Like a Rose — Ethelbert Nevin
More albums by Cal Tjader / Don Elliott
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Vib-Rations?
The line-up of Vib-Rations includes Al McKibbon (double bass), Cal Tjader (vibraphone), Don Elliott (instruments), Hank Jones (piano), Kenny Clarke (drums (drum set)), Sid Bulkin (drums (drum set)), Arnold Fishkind (double bass) and Kai Winding (trombone).
Which label released Vib-Rations?
Vib-Rations was released in 1956 on Savoy Records (MG-12054).
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