Cover of Bass On Top

Paul Chambers Quartet

Bass On Top

1957 Hard Bop
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Tracklist

  1. A1 YesterdaysKern, Harbach
  2. A2 You’d Be So Nice To Come Home ToPorter
  3. A3 Chasin’ The BirdParker
  4. B1 Dear Old StockholmTraditional
  5. B2 The ThemeDavis
  6. B3 Confessin’Neiburg, Daugherty, Reynolds

Musicians

Production

Also credited

Also credited. Written-By: Jerome Kern, Otto Harbach, Cole Porter, Charlie Parker, Traditional, Miles Davis, Al Neiburg, Doc Daugherty, Ellis Reynolds. Design (Cover): Harold Feinstein. Lacquer Cut By: Rudy Van Gelder. Recorded By (Recording By): Rudy Van Gelder. Liner Notes: Robert Levin. Photography By (Cover Photo): Francis Wolff.

Release notes

Album appears in the October 28th, 1957 edition of Billboard Magazine under “Review Spotlight on New Albums” as a “Special Merit Jazz Album” on pg. 38.

Heavyweight vinyl pressing with 47 W 63 address on deep groove labels.

RVG stamp and Plastylite “Ear” in deadwax.

No “R” after Blue Note or “Inc” after Blue Note on labels or back cover address.

Recorded on July 14, 1957.

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