At Last!

Dee Gee Records was an independent record label founded in Detroit, Michigan on April 7, 1951 by Dizzy Gillespie and Dave Usher, a 21-year-old fan and friend of Gillespie. 

Dee Gee Records was based in Detroit where Usher lived, and its sessions were held there, in New York City, and in Chicago. 

According to Gillespie, Dee Gee Records was the result of his desire to control his own recorded output. 

Initial response was encouraging, and within a short time Dee Gee began to record artists other than Gillespie. 

But over time Usher found it difficult to handle the financial matters of the company, and in 1953 Dee Gee closed, with Gillespie returning to established firms to make his recordings.

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 George Wein presents:

Newport In New York '72 

"The Jam Sessions"

Cobblestone Records 

CST 9025

US

1972

Side A

A1 -Jumpin' At The Woodside   21:33

Alto Saxophone  – Charles McPherson

Bass – Charles Mingus

Drums – Alan Dawson

Organ – Milt Buckner

Piano – Roland Hanna

Tenor Saxophone  – Buddy Tate

Trumpet – Cat Anderson, Jimmy Owens

Composed By – Count Basie, J. Hendricks

Side B

B1 -Lo-slo Bluze   22:35

Alto Saxophone  – Charles McPherson

Bass – Charles Mingus

Drums – Alan Dawson

Organ – Milt Buckner

Piano – Roland Hanna

Tenor Saxophone  – Buddy Tate

Trumpet – Cat Anderson, Jimmy Owens

Composed By – Jimmy Owens

Recorded live at Radio City Music Hall, July 6, 1972.

Side C

C1 -Bags' Groove   16:19

Bass – Percy Heath

Congas – Big Black 

Drums – Max Roach

Guitar – Kenny Burrell

Piano – Mary Lou Williams

Tenor Saxophone  – Stan Getz

Trombone – Benny Green

Trumpet – Dizzy Gillespie

Vibraphone – Milt Jackson

Violin – John Blair

Composed By – Milt Jackson

Side D

D1 -Night In Tunisia   18:37

Bass – Percy Heath

Congas – Big Black 

Drums – Max Roach

Guitar – Kenny Burrell

Piano – Mary Lou Williams

Tenor Saxophone – Stan Getz

Trombone – Benny Green

Trumpet – Dizzy Gillespie

Vibraphone – Milt Jackson

Violin – John Blair

Composed By – Dizzy Gillespie, F. Paparelli

Recorded live at Radio City Music Hall, July 3, 1972

Presenter – George Wein

Recorded By – Michael DeLugg

Side E

E1 -Perdido   18:53

Baritone Saxophone – Gerry Mulligan

Bass – Chubby Jackson

Drums – Elvin Jones

Piano – Jaki Byard

Tenor Saxophone – Budd Johnson, Illinois Jacquet

Trombone – Tyree Glenn

Trumpet – Joe Newman, Nat Adderley

Composed By – Drake, Lengsfelder, Tizol

Recorded live at Radio City Music Hall, July 6, 1972.

Side F

F1 -Misty   3:29

Baritone Saxophone – Gerry Mulligan

Bass – Chubby Jackson

Drums – Elvin Jones

Piano – Jaki Byard

Tenor Saxophone – Budd Johnson, Illinois Jacquet

Trombone – Tyree Glenn

Trumpet – Joe Newman, Nat Adderley

Composed By – Garner, Burke

F2 -Now's The Time   13:50

Baritone Saxophone – Gerry Mulligan

Bass – Chubby Jackson

Drums – Elvin Jones

Piano – Jaki Byard

Tenor Saxophone – Budd Johnson, Illinois Jacquet

Trombone – Tyree Glenn

Trumpet – Joe Newman, Nat Adderley

Composed By – Charlie Parker

Recorded live at Radio City Music Hall, July 6, 1972.

Side G

G1 Blue 'N' Boogie   28:11

Bass – Al McKibbon

Drums – Art Blakey

Organ – Jimmy Smith

Piano – George Duke

Tenor Saxophone – Dexter Gordon, Sonny Stitt

Trumpet – Clark Terry, Howard McGhee

Vibraphone  – Gary Burton

Written-By – Dizzy Gillespie, F. Paparelli

Recorded live at Radio City Music Hall, July 6, 1972

Side H

H1 Impressions / So What   25:13

Bass – Larry Ridley

Drums – Tony Williams

Guitar – Chuck Wayne

Piano – Herbie Hancock

Tenor Saxophone – Dexter Gordon, Flip Phillips, James Moody, Zoot Sims

Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone [Stritch], Soprano Saxophone [Manzello], Whistle – Rahsaan Roland Kirk

Trombone – Kai Winding

Trumpet – Harry Edison

Written-By – John Coltrane

Written-By – Miles Davis

Recorded live at Radio City Music Hall, July 6, 1972

Presenter – George Wein

Recorded By – Michael DeLugg

Side I

I1 Blue 'N' Boogie    15:26

Drums – Roy Haynes

Guitar – B.B. King, Kenny Burrell

Organ – Jimmy Smith

Tenor Saxophone – Illinois Jacquet, Zoot Sims

Trumpet – Clark Terry, Joe Newman

Written-By – Dizzy Gillespie, F. Paparelli

Side J                          

J1                                  Ballad Medley   17:38

Drums – Roy Haynes

Guitar – B.B. King, Kenny Burrell

Organ – Jimmy Smith

Tenor Saxophone – Illinois Jacquet, Zoot Sims

Trumpet – Clark Terry, Joe Newman

J1a What's New    -2:20

Written-By – B. Haggart, J. Burke

J1b Since I Fell For You    -2:05

Written-By – B. Johnson

J1c The Man I Love    -3:25

Written-By – George & Ira Gershwin

J1d Ode To Billie Joe    -4:10

Written-By – B. Gentry

J1e Please Send Me Someone To Love    -5:38

Written-By – P. Mayfield

Recorded  live at Yankee Stadium, July 7, 1972

Producer, Presenter  – George Wein

Recorded By – Michael DeLugg

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 Leonard Feather Presents:

"The Night Blooming Jazzmen"

Mainstream Records

MRL 348

US

1971

Side A

A1 Nam M'Yoho Ren'Ge Kyo

A2 Funkville U.S.A.

A3 Calypsoul

A4 Evil Gal Blues

Side B

B1 Dante's Inferno

B2 I Remember Bird

B3 The Night Blooming Jazzmen

B4 Signing Off

Bass – Al McKibbon

Congas – Chino Valdes

Drums – Paul Humphrey

Electric Bass – Max Bennett

Flute, Saxophone – Ernie Watts

Guitar – Freddie Robinson

Organ – Charles Kynard

Trumpet – Blue Mitchell

Vocals – Kitty Doswell

Piano – Leonard Feather

Directed By, Composed By – Leonard Feather

Recorded in LA,

 August 23 & 24, 1971.

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 Jimmy McPartland and The Dixieland Stars/ 

Dizzy Gillespie's Cool Jazz All-Stars / 

Buddy DeFranco And The Cool Jazz All-Stars / 

Don Elliott And The Cool Jazz All-Stars/

Edmond Hall and The Hot Jazz Stars

"Hot Vs. Cool (A Battle Of Jazz)"

MGM Records  

E194

LP 10"

US

1953

A1 Dizzy Gillespie's Cool Jazz Stars–                How High The Moon

A2 Jimmy McPartland's Hot Jazz Stars–                How High The Moon

A3 Buddy De Franco and The Cool Jazz Stars–           Indiana

A4 Edmond Hall and The Hot Jazz Stars–                Indiana

B1 Jimmy McPartland's Hot Jazz Stars–                Muskrat Ramble

B2 Don Elliott and The Cool Jazz Stars–                Muskrat Ramble

B3 Jimmy McPartland's Hot Jazz Stars–                Battle Of The Blues

B4 Dizzy Gillespie's Cool Jazz Stars–                Battle Of The Blues

Jimmy McPartland, cornet

Dizzy Gillespie, trumpet 

Dick Cary, trumpet

Don Elliott, mellophone, trumpet 

Edmond Hall, clarinet

Buddy DeFranco, clarinet

Ray Abrams, tenor sax

Ronnie Ball, piano

Al McKibbon, bass

Max Roach, drums

Birdland, NYC, 

November 24, 1952

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 Leonard Feather presents:

"A Jazz Battle of the Sexes", 

judged by Nat Hentoff and Barry Ulanov.

Clark Terry And His Septet vs Terry Pollard And Her Septet 

"Cats vs. Chicks"

MGM Records  

E255

10" LP

US

1954

Side A

A1 Clark Terry Septet–                   Cat Meets Chick

A2 Clark Terry Septet–                   The Man I Love

A3 Clark Terry Septet–                   Mamblues

Side B

B1 Terry Pollard Septet– Cat Meets Chick

B2 Terry Pollard Septet– The Man I Love

B3 Terry Pollard Septet– Mamblues

B4 Clark Terry, Terry Pollard– Anything You Can Do

- Clark Terry Septet

Piano - Horace Silver

Trombone – Urbie Green

Trumpet – Clark Terry

Bass - Percy Heath

Tenor Sax - Lucky Thompson

Drums - Kenny Clarke

Guitar - Tal Farlow

- Terry Pollard Septet

Bass – Bonnie Wetzel 

Trumpet . Norma Carson

Guitar – Mary Osborne 

Drums – Elaine Leighton

Piano – Beryl Booker

Harp – Corky Hecht

Vibraphone – Terry Pollard

Recorded in New York City 

June 2, 1954

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 Cecil Taylor 

"Jumpin' Punkins"

Candid Records

CS 9013

Stereo

Japan

1977

Side A

A1 Jumpin' Punkins - Take 6

A2 O.P. - Take 1

Side B

B1 I Forgot - Take 1

B2 Things Ain't What They Used To Be - Take 3

Baritone Saxophone – Charles Davis (tracks: A1, B2)

Bass – Buell Neidlinger

Drums – Billy Higgins (tracks: A1, B2), Dennis Charles (tracks: A2, B1)

Piano – Cecil Taylor

Soprano Saxophone – Steve Lacy (tracks: A1, B2)

Tenor Saxophone – Archie Shepp (tracks: A1, B1, B2)

Trombone – Roswell Rudd (tracks: A1, B2)

Trumpet – Clark Terry (tracks: A1, B2)

Producer – Nat Hentoff

Recorded at Nola's Penthouse Studio, NYC.

9 January 1961 (A2, B1) and 10 January 1961 (A1, B2) 

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 Red Rodney 

"1957"

Signal Records

S 1206

USA 

1957 

(Original)

Signal Records 

KIJJ-2018 

Series:最後のジャズLP

Japan

1990

Manufactured by King Record Co. Ltd

(This Edition)

Side A

A1 Star Eyes

A2 You Better Go Now

A3 Stella By Starlight

Side B

B1 Red Arrow

B2 Box 2000

B3 Ubas

Bass – Oscar Pettiford

Drums – Philly Joe Jones (tracks: A1 to A3), Elvin Jones (tracks: B1 to B3)

Piano – Tommy Flanagan

Tenor Saxophone – Ira Sullivan (tracks: A1 to A3, B2, B3)

Trumpet – Red Rodney

Trumpet – Ira Sullivan (tracks: B1)

Supervised By – Jules Colomby

Recorded at Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ 

November 22, 1957 (tracks 1 to 3).

November 24, 1957 (tracks 4 to 6).

Recorded By Rudy Van Gelder

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 The Jazz Workshop Presents...

J. J. Johnson · Kai Winding · Bennie Green · Willie Dennis 

"Four Trombones... Vol. 2"

Debut Records

VIJ-5004M

Japan

1976

Side A

A1 Now's The Time

Written-By – Charlie Parker

14:29

A2 Trombosphere

Written-By – Charles Mingus

3:26

Side B

B1 Ow

Written-By – Dizzy Gillespie

15:21

B2 Chazzanova

Written-By – Charles Mingus

5:00

Bass – Charles Mingus

Drums – Art Taylor

Piano – John Lewis 

Trombone – Bennie Green

Trombone – J. J. Johnson

Trombone – Kai Winding

Trombone – Willie Dennis

Recorded  at a jazz workshop held at the Putman Central Club, New York City.

September 18, 1953

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 The Jazz Workshop Presents...

J. J. Johnson · Kai Winding · Bennie Green · Willie Dennis 

"Four Trombones"

Debut Records

VIJ-6005

Japan

1976

Side A

A1 Wee Dot (Blues For Some Bones)

Written-By – Charles Mingus

14:21

A2 Stardust

Written-By – Carmichael, Parrish

4:50

Side B

B1 Move

Written-By – Denzil Best

6:40

B2 I'll Remember April

Written-By – Raye, DePaul

11:15

Bass – Charles Mingus

Drums – Art Taylor

Piano – John Lewis 

Trombone – Bennie Green

Trombone – J. J. Johnson

Trombone – Kai Winding

Trombone – Willie Dennis

Recorded  at a jazz workshop held at the Putman Central Club, New York City.

September 18, 1953

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 Hazel Scott  

"Relaxed Piano Moods"

Debut Records  

DLP-16

10" LP 33rpm

1955

A1 Like Someone In Love

A2 Peace Of Mind

A3 Lament

B1 The Jeep Is Jumpin'

B2 Git Up From There

B3 A Foggy Day

Bass – Charles Mingus

Drums – Max Roach

Piano – Hazel Scott

Recorded in Hackensack, New Jersey

January 21, 1955.

Engineer – Rudy Van Gelder

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Jazz City Presents...

"Bethlehem Jazz Session"

Bethlehem Records 

BCP-80

1957

Side A

A1

Russ Garcia Orchestra – I'm Glad There's You

Leader – Russ Garcia

Bass – Bob Enevoldsen

Cello – Fred Katz

Drums – Don Heath

Guitar – Howard Roberts

Trumpet – Don Fagerquist

Viola – Stan Harris

Violin – Rickey Mariano, Bill Kurasch

A2

Frank Rosolino Quintet – It Had To Be Me

Alto Saxophone – Charlie Mariano

Bass – Max Bennett

Drums – Lawrence Marable

Piano – Lou Levy

Trombone – Frank Rosolino

Side B

B1

Herbie Harper's Swingers – Lady Be Good

Baritone Saxophone – Pepper Adams

Bass – Curtis Counce

Drums – Mel Lewis

Piano – Claude Williamson

Saxophone – Herb Geller

Tenor Saxophone – Bill Perkins

Trombone – Herbie Harper

Trumpet – Clora Bryant, Don Fagerquist

Recorded at Jazz City Club, Los Angeles CA

June 1957

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 Toshiko Akiyoshi-Lew Tabackin Big Band 

"Kogun = 孤軍"

RCA 

JPL1-0236

Japan

1974

A1 Elegy = エレジー

A2 Memory = メモリー

B1 Kogun = 孤軍

B2 American Ballad = アメリカン・バラッド

B3 Henpecked Old Man = ヘンペックト・オールド・マン

Alto Saxophone – Dick Spencer, Gary Foster

Baritone Saxophone – Bill Perkins

Bass – Gene Cherico

Bass Trombone – Phil Teel

Piano – Toshiko Akiyoshi

Drums – Peter Donald

Tenor Saxophone – Lew Tabackin, Tom Peterson 

Trombone – Britt Woodman, Charles Loper, Jim Sawyer

Trumpet – Bobby Shew, Don Rader, John Madrid, Mike Price

Voice – Scott Elsworth

Producer – Hiroshi Isaka, Toshiko Akiyoshi

Recorded At – Sage & Sand Studios, Hollywood CA

Engineer – James Mooney

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Pepper Adams  

"Plays The Compositions Of Charlie Mingus"

Workshop Jazz  

WS 219 S

USA

1964

Side A

A1 Fables Of Faubus

A2 Black Light

A3 Song With Orange

A4 Carolyn

A5 Better Git It In Your Soul

Side B

B1 Incarnation

B2 Portrait

B3 Haitian Fight Song

B4 Strollin' Honies

Alto Saxophone – Charles McPherson (tracks: A5, B2, B3)

Baritone Saxophone – Pepper Adams

Bass – Bob Cranshaw (tracks: A5, B2, B3), Paul Chambers (tracks: A1 to A4, B1, B4)

Drums – Danny Richman (Dannie Richmond)

Piano – Hank Jones

Tenor Saxophone – Zoot Sims (tracks: A5, B2, B3)

Trombone – Bennie Powell (tracks: A5, B2, B3)

Trumpet – Thad Jones

Recorded in NYC

September 9 & 12, 1963 

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 Toshiko Akiyoshi-Lew Tabackin Big Band 

"Road Time: Live In Japan 1976"

RCA 

JP2-0798

Japan

1976

Side A

A1 Tuning Up

A2 Warning: Success May Be Hazardous To Your Health

Side B

B1 Henpecked Old Man

Side C

C1 Soliloquy

C2 Kogun

Side D

D1 Since Perry / Yet Another Tear

D2 Road Time Shuffle

Alto Saxophone – Dick Spencer, Gary Foster

Baritone Saxophone – Bill Byrne 

Bass – Don Baldwin

Bass Trombone – Phil Teele

Drum [Kotsuzumi] – Kisaku Katada (C2)

Drum [Ohtsuzumi] – Yutaka Yazaki (C2)

Drums – Peter Donald

Piano – Toshiko Akiyoshi

Tenor Saxophone – Tom Peterson 

Tenor Saxophone, Flute – Lew Tabackin

Trombone – Bill Reichenbach, Jim Sawyer, Jimmy Knepper

Trumpet – Bobby Shew, Mike Price, Richard Cooper, Steven Huffstetter

Producer – Hiroshi Isaka

A1, C2 recorded February 8, 1976 at Sankei Hall, Osaka.

A2, B1, C1 recorded February 7. 1976 at Kosei Nenkin Kaikan, Osaka.

D1, D2 recorded January 30, 1976 at Nakano Sun Plaza Hall, Tokyo.

Recorded By, Mixed By – Eiji Uchinuma

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 Jimmy Knepper Sextet  

"I Dream Too Much"

Soul Note Records 

SN 1092

Italy

1984

A1 I Dream Too Much

A2 Sixpence

A3 If I Say I'm Sorry

B1 Under The Sun

B2 Beholden

B3 Bojangles Of Harlem

Bass – George Mraz

Drums – Billy Hart

French Horn – John Clark 

Piano – Sir Roland Hanna

Trombone – Jimmy Knepper

Trumpet – John Eckert

Producer – Giovanni Bonandrini

Recorded at Vanguard Studios, New York

February 10, 11 and March 2, 1984

Engineer – David Baker

Assistant Engineer – Mark Wilder

Mastered By – Gennaro Carone

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 Toshiko Akiyoshi Quintet 

"At Top Of The Gate"

Nippon Columbia 

YS-7515-CT

Japan

1978

A1 Introduction

A2 Opus No. Zero

A3 The First Night

A4 Phrygian Waterfall

A5 Let's Roll In Sake

B1 How Insensitive

B2 Morning Of The Carnival

B3 The Night Song

B4 Willow Weep for Me

B5 My Elegy

Bass – Ron Carter

Drums – Mickey Roker

Tenor Saxophone, Flute – Lew Tabackin

Trumpet – Kenny Dorham

Recorded at "Top Of The Gate", New York, 

July 30, 1968

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 The Pepper Adams / Jimmy Knepper Quintet 

"The Pepper-Knepper Quintet"

MetroJazz / MGM Records 

MM 2093

Japan

1975

A1 Minor Catastrophe

A2 All Too Soon

A3 Beaubien

B1 Adams In The Apple

B2 Riverside Drive

B3 I Didn't Know About You

B4 Primrose Path

Baritone Saxophone – Pepper Adams

Bass – Doug Watkins

Drums – Elvin Jones

Piano, Organ – Wynton Kelly

Trombone – Jimmy Knepper

Recorded at Beltone Studios in New York City, 

March 25, 1958 

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 Archie Shepp 

"Kwanza"

Impulse! Records

AS-9262

1974

A1 Back Back

Alto Saxophone – James Spaulding

Baritone Saxophone – Charles Davis

Bass [Fender] – Bob Bushnell

Drums – Pretty Purdie

Guitar – Wally Richardson

Organ – Dave Burrell

Tenor Saxophone – Archie Shepp

Trombone – Grachan Moncur III

Trumpet – Jimmy Owens

A2 Spoo Pee Doo

Bass – Albert Winston

Drums – Beaver Harris

Flute – Robin Kenyatta

Guitar – Bert Payne

Piano – Andrew Bey

Tenor Saxophone – Archie Shepp

Trumpet – Martin Banks

Vocals – Doris Troy, Leon Thomas, Tasha Thomas

A3 New Africa

Baritone Saxophone – Charles Davis 

Bass – Walter Booker

Drums – Beaver Harris

Piano – Dave Burrell

Tenor Saxophone, Vocals – Archie Shepp

Trombone – Grachan Moncur III

Trumpet – Jimmy Owens

B1 Slow Drag

Alto Saxophone – C. Sharpe

Baritone Saxophone – Cecil Payne

Bass – Wilbur Ware

Drums – Joe Chambers

Piano – Cedar Walton

Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Archie Shepp

Trombone – Matthew Gee

Trumpet – Woody Shaw

B2 Bakai

Baritone Saxophone – Charles Davis 

Bass – Walter Booker

Drums – Beaver Harris

Piano – Dave Burrell

Tenor Saxophone – Archie Shepp

Trombone – Grachan Moncur III

Trumpet – Jimmy Owens

Producer – Ed Michel

A1 recorded February 17, 1969, at RCA Studios, New York City.

A2 recorded September 9, 1968, at RCA Studios, New York City.

A3 recorded February 26, 1969, at National Recording Studios, New York City.

B1 recorded August 26, 1969, at RCA Studios, New York City.

B2 recorded February 26, 1969, at National Recording Studios, New York City.

Engineer – Bob Simpson (tracks: A1, A2), Dick Weissman (tracks: A3, B2), Ernie Oelrich (tracks: B1)

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Joe Temperley / Jimmy Knepper Quintet 

"Just Friends"

HEP Records 

Hep 2003

UK

1979

A1 John's Bunch

A2 Stella By Starlight

A3 Just In Time

A4 Poor Butterfly

A5 Just Friends

B1 Yardbird Suite

B2 Aristocracy (Of Jean Laffitte)

B3 Sophisticated Lady

B4 Lester Leaps

Bass – Michael Moore 

Drums – Billy Hart

Piano – Derek Smith

Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Joe Temperley

Trombone – Jimmy Knepper

Producer – Alastair Robertson

Producer (New York Studio) – Art Zimmerman

Recorded at Mastertone Studio, New York 

October 20, 1978

Engineer – Rich LePage

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 Archie Shepp  

"For Losers"

Impulse! Records

AS-9188

1970

A1 Stick 'Em Up

Alto Saxophone – Martin Kenyatta

Bass [Fender] – Albert Winston, Wilton Felder

Drums – Beaver Harris

Guitar – Bert Payne

Organ, Guitar – Mel Brown

Piano – Andrew Bey

Tenor Saxophone, Written-By – Archie Shepp

Trombone – Grachan Moncur III

Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Martin Banks

Vocals – Doris Troy, Leon Thomas, Tasha Thomas

A2 Abstract

Alto Saxophone – James Spaulding

Baritone Saxophone – Charles Davis 

Bass [Fender] – Bob Bushnell

Drums – Bernard Purdie

Guitar – Wally Richardson

Organ – Dave Burrell

Tenor Saxophone, Written-By – Archie Shepp

Trombone – Grachan Moncu rIII

Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Jimmy Owens

A3 I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)

Alto Saxophone – Clarence Sharpe

Bass – Wilbur Ware

Drums – Joe Chambers

Piano – Cedar Walton

Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Archie Shepp

Vocals – China-Lin Sharpe

Written-By – Duke Ellington, Paul Webster

A4 What Would It Be Without You

Baritone Saxophone, Flute – Cecil Payne

Bass – Wilbur Ware

Drums – Joe Chambers

Piano – Cedar Walton

Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Archie Shepp

Written-By – Cal Massey

B1 Un Croque Monsieur (Poem: For Losers)

Alto Saxophone – Clarence Sharpe

Baritone Saxophone – Cecil Payne

Bass – Wilbur Ware

Drums – Joe Chambers

Piano – Cedar Walton

Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Written-By – Archie Shepp

Trombone – Matthew Gee

Trumpet – Woody Shaw

Vocals – China-Lin Sharpe

Producer – Ed Michel

Supervised By Bob Thiele (tracks: A1, A2), Ed Michel (tracks: A3, A4, B)

A1: recorded at RCA Studios, New York City, September 9, 1968.

A2: recorded at RCA Studios, New York City, February 17, 1969.

A3, A4, B: recorded at RCA Studios, New York City, August 26, 1969.

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