Stanley Turrentine

[mgraham333]

I thought I was going crazy....ok, I still might be...

I was listening to the Turrentine RVGs (hadn't played them in a while). I was grooving to Trouble the first track on Never Let Me Go. The rest of the album played and I heard the changer switch to the next disc. I recognized the first track of the next album, Hustlin' and thought that my changer had wigged out and was playing the same disc over again. I looked at the display and sure enough the changer had advanced to the next disc.

I grabbed the CD cases and realized that both albums did indeed start with the same track. Although on Hustlin' it's called, Trouble (No. 2). I guess my mental discography had me thinking those were different songs.

Just for fun... Are there other examples out there of two albums by the same artists starting with the same song?

[reg]

art blakey and the jazz messengers

a night in tunisia (bluenote 1960) first track is a night in tunisia

a night in tunisia (vik 1957) first track is a night in tunisia

same artist, same title and same first song maybe?

[mgraham333]

That works. I've got both of those too.

[Brandon Burke]

Here's a strange one....

The first two songs on Ronnie Ball's All About Ronnie (Savoy) find the group playing the exact same 3-against-4 bridge before returning to each song's respective head. If I remember right, it's the same key, same everything.

[Enterprise Server]

Maybe they thought we would not notice?

[Bill Fenohr]

Lets not forget Miles. So What opens Kind Of Blue and Miles At Carnegie Hall and Four And More.

[kenny weir]

Slight tangent: In A Silent Way/In A Silent Way.