Album · 1958
Winner’s Circle
- Released
- 1958
- Label
- BMG Rights Management (US) LLC
- Tracklist
- 8 tracks
- Length
- 44:28
- Country
- US
“Winner’s Circle” is an album by Oscar Pettiford & The Winner’s Circle musicians, released in 1958 on BMG Rights Management (US) LLC. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 44:28. Jazz standards on the record include “Lazy Afternoon”. The line-up features Eddie Costa (vibraphone, piano), Oscar Pettiford (double bass), Ed Thigpen (drums (drum set)), Al Cohn (baritone saxophone) and Art Farmer (trumpet).
Who played on Winner’s Circle
- Eddie Costa vibraphone, piano all tracks
- Oscar Pettiford double bass all tracks
- Ed Thigpen drums (drum set) on 6 tracks
- Al Cohn baritone saxophone on 4 tracks
- Art Farmer trumpet on 4 tracks
- Donald Byrd trumpet on 4 tracks
- Frank Rehak trombone on 4 tracks
- John Coltrane tenor saxophone on 4 tracks
- Kenny Burrell guitar on 4 tracks
- Rolf Kühn clarinet on 4 tracks
- Gene Quill alto saxophone on 2 tracks
- Freddie Green guitar on 1 track
- Philly Joe Jones drums (drum set) on 1 track
Tracklist
- 1 Lazy Afternoon standard — Jerome Moross 7:53
- 2 Not So Sleepy — Mat Mathews 6:51
- 3 Seabreeze 4:56
- 4 Love and the Weather 4:10
- 5 She Didn't Say Yes — Jerome Kern 3:05
- 6 If I'm Lucky (I'll Be the One) 6:55
- 7 At Home with the Blues — Bill Simon 5:08
- 8 Turtle Walk — Hubert Wheeler 5:31
Production
- Chuck Darwin producer
- Harry Tubbs arranger
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on Winner’s Circle?
The line-up of Winner’s Circle includes Eddie Costa (vibraphone, piano), Oscar Pettiford (double bass), Ed Thigpen (drums (drum set)), Al Cohn (baritone saxophone), Art Farmer (trumpet), Donald Byrd (trumpet), Frank Rehak (trombone) and John Coltrane (tenor saxophone).
Which label released Winner’s Circle?
Winner’s Circle was released in 1958 on BMG Rights Management (US) LLC.
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