New Jazz
Stan Getz Volume Two
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| Recorded | 1950 |
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| Label | New Jazz |
| Catalog | NJLP 104 |
| Released | 1950 |
| Personnel | 10 credited players |
| Discogs | master 941109 |
The record
Getz's tenor with Terry Gibbs on vibraphone and Earl Swope's trombone alongside, and Shorty Rogers on trumpet. The credits carry two pianists, Al Haig and George Wallington, plus two bassists and two drummers across eight titles. New Jazz NJLP 104, a 1950 ten-inch -- 'Speedway' and 'Terry's Tune' sit next to 'What's New' and 'I've Got You Under My Skin'.
Tracks
- Too Marvelous For Words
- What's New
- There's A Small Hotel
- I've Got You Under My Skin
- Speedway
- Michelle
- T And S
- Terry's Tune
Session personnel
- Curly Russell — Bass
- Tommy Potter — Bass
- Roy Haynes — Drums
- Shadow Wilson — Drums
- Al Haig — Piano
- George Wallington — Piano
- Stan Getz — Tenor Saxophone
- Earl Swope — Trombone
- Shorty Rogers — Trumpet
- Terry Gibbs — Vibraphone
Contemporary reception
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Pressings
| 1950 | New Jazz · NJLP 104 — Vinyl LP 10" Mono earliest on file |
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