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Jimmy Raney In Three Attitudes


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Can anyone help me with some details about the recording described below? Most importantly, there reportedly are three different band configurations on this record. I want to know who plays on which tracks. Also, if anyone has the recording dates (AMG says May 14-Jun 15, 1956), location, studio, engineer, etc., that would be great too. Thanks in advance.

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Jimmy Raney In Three Attitudes

Paramount 167

Produced by Creed Taylor

Partial list of Personnel:

Al Cohn - tenor sax

Bob Brookmeyer - trombone

Jimmy Raney - guitar

Hal Overton - piano

Red Mitchell - bass

Osie Johnson -drums

(I believe the recording also includes Johnny Williams on piano, Whitey Mitchell on bass, and Jack Edie on drums)

Tracks:

so in love

indian summer

fanfare

last night when we were young

on the rocks

passport to pimlico

strike up the band

up in quincy's room

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Jimmy Raney in three attitudes- :

Attitude 1 : Bob Brookmeyer (v-tb) John Williams (p) Jimmy Raney (g) Red Mitchell (b) Osie Johnson (d)

New York, May 14, 1956

So in love ABC-Para ABC167

Last night when we were young -

Up in Quincy's room -

Attitude 2 : Al Cohn (ts) John Williams (p) Jimmy Raney (g) Whitey Mitchell (b) Jack Edie (d)

New York, May 23, 1956

Fanfare ABC-Para ABC167

Passport to Pimlico -

Note : Whitey Mitchell is the younger brother of Red Mitchell.

Attitude 3 : Hall Overton (p) Jimmy Raney (g) Red Mitchell (b) Osie Johnson (d)

New York, June 15, 1956

Indian summer ABC-Para ABC167

On the rocks -

Strike up the band -

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Raney in Three Attitutes.

Attitude 1: Bob Brookmeyer

Bob Brookmeyer, vtb, Johnny Williams, p, Red Mitchell, b, Osie Johnson, dm:

-So In Love

- Last night When We Were Young,

- Up In Quincy's Room,

Attitude 2: Al Cohn

Al Cohn, ts, Johnny Williams, p, Whitey Mitchell, b, Jack Edie, dm.

- Passport to Pimlico,

- Fanfare

Attitude 3: Red Mitchell

Hall Overton, p, Red Michell, b, Osie Johnson, dm:

- Original,

- Strike Up The Band,

- Indian Summer

No recording information on the ABC-Paramount LP.

Cover photos by Roy De Carava, cover design by Fran Scott. An excellent designer, she took care of the design of many ABC-Päramount jazz albums covers.

Fran Scott was Tony Scott's wife at the time.

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Gave the LP a listen. While the music is highly recommended, I must say the sound is not very good. Pretty flat with little dynamics. This was also the case of a number of other ABC albums. The Raney album was produced by Creed Taylor. He did not seem to have found the right engineer for some of those sessions.

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