| # | Title | Rating | Length |
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| 1 | Round Trip- engineer:
- Val Valentin
- producer:
- Johnny Pate
- alto saxophone:
- Phil Woods (in 1969-07)
- bass trombone:
- Tony Studd (in 1969-07)
- cello:
- Seymour Barab (in 1969-07), Charles McCracken (in 1969-07), Kermit Moore (in 1969-07), George Ricci (in 1969-07) and Anthony Sophos (in 1969-07)
- drums (drum set):
- Grady Tate (in 1969-07)
- flugelhorn and trumpet:
- Thad Jones (in 1969-07)
- piano:
- Herbie Hancock (in 1969-07) and “Sir” Roland Hanna (in 1969-07)
- trombone:
- Ray Alonge (in 1969-07), Jim Buffington (in 1969-07) and Jimmy Cleveland (in 1969-07)
- viola:
- Julien Barber (in 1969-07), Alfred Brown (in 1969-07), Harold Coletta (in 1969-07) and Cal Fleisig (in 1969-07)
- violin:
- Henri Aubert (in 1969-07), Julius Brand (in 1969-07), Frederick Buldrini (in 1969-07), Max Cahn (in 1969-07), Paul Gershman (in 1969-07), Emanuel Green (in 1969-07), Julius Held (in 1969-07), Joseph Malin (in 1969-07), Leo Kahn (in 1969-07), Harry Katzman (in 1969-07), Dave Mankovitz (in 1969-07), George Ockner (in 1969-07), Raoul Polikian (in 1969-07), Max Pollikoff (in 1969-07), Tosha Samaroff (in 1969-07) and Julius Schachter (in 1969-07)
- woodwind:
- Romeo Penque (in 1969-07) and Jerome Richardson (in 1969-07)
- recorded at:
- A & R Recording in Manhattan, New York, New York, United States (in 1969-07)
- recording of:
- Round Trip (in 1969-07)
- composer:
- Ornette Coleman
- publisher:
- Phrase Text Music
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| 2 | Here's That Rainy Day- engineer:
- Val Valentin
- producer:
- Johnny Pate
- alto saxophone:
- Phil Woods (in 1969-07)
- bass trombone:
- Tony Studd (in 1969-07)
- cello:
- Seymour Barab (in 1969-07), Charles McCracken (in 1969-07), Kermit Moore (in 1969-07), George Ricci (in 1969-07) and Anthony Sophos (in 1969-07)
- flugelhorn and trumpet:
- Thad Jones (in 1969-07)
- membranophone:
- Grady Tate (in 1969-07)
- piano:
- Herbie Hancock (in 1969-07) and “Sir” Roland Hanna (in 1969-07)
- trombone:
- Ray Alonge (in 1969-07), Jim Buffington (in 1969-07) and Jimmy Cleveland (in 1969-07)
- viola:
- Julien Barber (in 1969-07), Alfred Brown (in 1969-07), Harold Coletta (in 1969-07) and Cal Fleisig (in 1969-07)
- violin:
- Henri Aubert (in 1969-07), Julius Brand (in 1969-07), Frederick Buldrini (in 1969-07), Max Cahn (in 1969-07), Paul Gershman (in 1969-07), Emanuel Green (in 1969-07), Julius Held (in 1969-07), Joseph Malin (in 1969-07), Leo Kahn (in 1969-07), Harry Katzman (in 1969-07), Dave Mankovitz (in 1969-07), George Ockner (in 1969-07), Raoul Polikian (in 1969-07), Max Pollikoff (in 1969-07), Tosha Samaroff (in 1969-07) and Julius Schachter (in 1969-07)
- woodwind:
- Romeo Penque (in 1969-07) and Jerome Richardson (in 1969-07)
- recorded at:
- A & R Recording in Manhattan, New York, New York, United States (in 1969-07)
- instrumental recording of:
- Here’s That Rainy Day (in 1969-07)
- lyricist:
- Johnny Burke
- composer:
- Jimmy Van Heusen
- publisher:
- Bourne Co. , Burke-Van Heusen, Inc., Campbell Connelly & Co. Ltd., Chappell Morris Ltd., Dorsey Bros. Music Inc., Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc. , Music Sales Corporation and Warner Chappell Music Ltd.
- sub-publisher:
- ヤマハミュージックエンタテインメントホールディングス and ワーナー・チャペル音楽出版 Synch事業部
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| 3 | Love Song for a Dead Che- engineer:
- Val Valentin
- producer:
- Johnny Pate
- alto saxophone:
- Phil Woods (in 1969-07)
- bass trombone:
- Tony Studd (in 1969-07)
- cello:
- Seymour Barab (in 1969-07), Charles McCracken (in 1969-07), Kermit Moore (in 1969-07), George Ricci (in 1969-07) and Anthony Sophos (in 1969-07)
- drums (drum set):
- Grady Tate (in 1969-07)
- flugelhorn and trumpet:
- Thad Jones (in 1969-07)
- piano:
- Herbie Hancock (in 1969-07) and “Sir” Roland Hanna (in 1969-07)
- trombone:
- Ray Alonge (in 1969-07), Jim Buffington (in 1969-07) and Jimmy Cleveland (in 1969-07)
- viola:
- Julien Barber (in 1969-07), Alfred Brown (in 1969-07), Harold Coletta (in 1969-07) and Cal Fleisig (in 1969-07)
- violin:
- Henri Aubert (in 1969-07), Julius Brand (in 1969-07), Frederick Buldrini (in 1969-07), Max Cahn (in 1969-07), Paul Gershman (in 1969-07), Emanuel Green (in 1969-07), Julius Held (in 1969-07), Joseph Malin (in 1969-07), Leo Kahn (in 1969-07), Harry Katzman (in 1969-07), Dave Mankovitz (in 1969-07), George Ockner (in 1969-07), Raoul Polikian (in 1969-07), Max Pollikoff (in 1969-07), Tosha Samaroff (in 1969-07) and Julius Schachter (in 1969-07)
- woodwind:
- Romeo Penque (in 1969-07) and Jerome Richardson (in 1969-07)
- recorded at:
- A & R Recording in Manhattan, New York, New York, United States (in 1969-07)
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| 4 | I'm All Smiles- engineer:
- Val Valentin
- producer:
- Johnny Pate
- alto saxophone:
- Phil Woods (in 1969-07)
- bass trombone:
- Tony Studd (in 1969-07)
- cello:
- Seymour Barab (in 1969-07), Charles McCracken (in 1969-07), Kermit Moore (in 1969-07), George Ricci (in 1969-07) and Anthony Sophos (in 1969-07)
- drums (drum set):
- Grady Tate (in 1969-07)
- flugelhorn and trumpet:
- Thad Jones (in 1969-07)
- piano:
- Herbie Hancock (in 1969-07) and “Sir” Roland Hanna (in 1969-07)
- trombone:
- Ray Alonge (in 1969-07), Jim Buffington (in 1969-07) and Jimmy Cleveland (in 1969-07)
- viola:
- Julien Barber (in 1969-07), Alfred Brown (in 1969-07), Harold Coletta (in 1969-07) and Cal Fleisig (in 1969-07)
- violin:
- Henri Aubert (in 1969-07), Julius Brand (in 1969-07), Frederick Buldrini (in 1969-07), Max Cahn (in 1969-07), Paul Gershman (in 1969-07), Emanuel Green (in 1969-07), Julius Held (in 1969-07), Joseph Malin (in 1969-07), Leo Kahn (in 1969-07), Harry Katzman (in 1969-07), Dave Mankovitz (in 1969-07), George Ockner (in 1969-07), Raoul Polikian (in 1969-07), Max Pollikoff (in 1969-07), Tosha Samaroff (in 1969-07) and Julius Schachter (in 1969-07)
- woodwind:
- Romeo Penque (in 1969-07) and Jerome Richardson (in 1969-07)
- recorded at:
- A & R Recording in Manhattan, New York, New York, United States (in 1969-07)
- instrumental recording of:
- I’m All Smiles (in 1969-07)
- lyricist:
- Herbert Martin
- composer:
- Michael Leonard
- publisher:
- BJS Music Corp. and Edwin H. Morris & Co., Inc.
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| 5 | Solitude- engineer:
- Val Valentin
- producer:
- Johnny Pate
- alto saxophone:
- Phil Woods (in 1969-07)
- bass trombone:
- Tony Studd (in 1969-07)
- cello:
- Seymour Barab (in 1969-07), Charles McCracken (in 1969-07), Kermit Moore (in 1969-07), George Ricci (in 1969-07) and Anthony Sophos (in 1969-07)
- drums (drum set):
- Grady Tate (in 1969-07)
- flugelhorn and trumpet:
- Thad Jones (in 1969-07)
- piano:
- Herbie Hancock (in 1969-07) and “Sir” Roland Hanna (in 1969-07)
- trombone:
- Ray Alonge (in 1969-07), Jim Buffington (in 1969-07) and Jimmy Cleveland (in 1969-07)
- viola:
- Julien Barber (in 1969-07), Alfred Brown (in 1969-07), Harold Coletta (in 1969-07) and Cal Fleisig (in 1969-07)
- violin:
- Henri Aubert (in 1969-07), Julius Brand (in 1969-07), Frederick Buldrini (in 1969-07), Max Cahn (in 1969-07), Paul Gershman (in 1969-07), Emanuel Green (in 1969-07), Julius Held (in 1969-07), Joseph Malin (in 1969-07), Leo Kahn (in 1969-07), Harry Katzman (in 1969-07), Dave Mankovitz (in 1969-07), George Ockner (in 1969-07), Raoul Polikian (in 1969-07), Max Pollikoff (in 1969-07), Tosha Samaroff (in 1969-07) and Julius Schachter (in 1969-07)
- woodwind:
- Romeo Penque (in 1969-07) and Jerome Richardson (in 1969-07)
- recorded at:
- A & R Recording in Manhattan, New York, New York, United States (in 1969-07)
- instrumental recording of:
- (In My) Solitude (in 1969-07)
- lyricist:
- Eddie DeLange (in 1934) and Irving Mills (in 1934)
- composer:
- Duke Ellington (in 1934)
- publisher:
- American Academy of Music, Inc., De Lange Music Co., EMI Mills Music Inc. and J. R. Lafleur & Son Ltd.
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| 6 | How Can I Be Sure?- engineer:
- Val Valentin
- producer:
- Johnny Pate
- alto saxophone:
- Phil Woods (in 1969-07)
- bass trombone:
- Tony Studd (in 1969-07)
- cello:
- Seymour Barab (in 1969-07), Charles McCracken (in 1969-07), Kermit Moore (in 1969-07), George Ricci (in 1969-07) and Anthony Sophos (in 1969-07)
- drums (drum set):
- Grady Tate (in 1969-07)
- flugelhorn and trumpet:
- Thad Jones (in 1969-07)
- piano:
- Herbie Hancock (in 1969-07) and “Sir” Roland Hanna (in 1969-07)
- trombone:
- Ray Alonge (in 1969-07), Jim Buffington (in 1969-07) and Jimmy Cleveland (in 1969-07)
- viola:
- Julien Barber (in 1969-07), Alfred Brown (in 1969-07), Harold Coletta (in 1969-07) and Cal Fleisig (in 1969-07)
- violin:
- Henri Aubert (in 1969-07), Julius Brand (in 1969-07), Frederick Buldrini (in 1969-07), Max Cahn (in 1969-07), Paul Gershman (in 1969-07), Emanuel Green (in 1969-07), Julius Held (in 1969-07), Joseph Malin (in 1969-07), Leo Kahn (in 1969-07), Harry Katzman (in 1969-07), Dave Mankovitz (in 1969-07), George Ockner (in 1969-07), Raoul Polikian (in 1969-07), Max Pollikoff (in 1969-07), Tosha Samaroff (in 1969-07) and Julius Schachter (in 1969-07)
- woodwind:
- Romeo Penque (in 1969-07) and Jerome Richardson (in 1969-07)
- recorded at:
- A & R Recording in Manhattan, New York, New York, United States (in 1969-07)
- instrumental recording of:
- How Can I Be Sure (in 1969-07)
- writer:
- Eddie Brigati and Felix Cavaliere
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| 7 | Fill the Woods With Laughter- engineer:
- Val Valentin
- producer:
- Johnny Pate
- alto saxophone:
- Phil Woods (in 1969-07)
- bass trombone:
- Tony Studd (in 1969-07)
- cello:
- Seymour Barab (in 1969-07), Charles McCracken (in 1969-07), Kermit Moore (in 1969-07), George Ricci (in 1969-07) and Anthony Sophos (in 1969-07)
- drums (drum set):
- Grady Tate (in 1969-07)
- flugelhorn and trumpet:
- Thad Jones (in 1969-07)
- piano:
- Herbie Hancock (in 1969-07) and “Sir” Roland Hanna (in 1969-07)
- trombone:
- Ray Alonge (in 1969-07), Jim Buffington (in 1969-07) and Jimmy Cleveland (in 1969-07)
- viola:
- Julien Barber (in 1969-07), Alfred Brown (in 1969-07), Harold Coletta (in 1969-07) and Cal Fleisig (in 1969-07)
- violin:
- Henri Aubert (in 1969-07), Julius Brand (in 1969-07), Frederick Buldrini (in 1969-07), Max Cahn (in 1969-07), Paul Gershman (in 1969-07), Emanuel Green (in 1969-07), Julius Held (in 1969-07), Joseph Malin (in 1969-07), Leo Kahn (in 1969-07), Harry Katzman (in 1969-07), Dave Mankovitz (in 1969-07), George Ockner (in 1969-07), Raoul Polikian (in 1969-07), Max Pollikoff (in 1969-07), Tosha Samaroff (in 1969-07) and Julius Schachter (in 1969-07)
- woodwind:
- Romeo Penque (in 1969-07) and Jerome Richardson (in 1969-07)
- recorded at:
- A & R Recording in Manhattan, New York, New York, United States (in 1969-07)
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| 8 | This Is All I Ask- engineer:
- Val Valentin
- producer:
- Johnny Pate
- alto saxophone:
- Phil Woods (in 1969-07)
- bass trombone:
- Tony Studd (in 1969-07)
- cello:
- Seymour Barab (in 1969-07), Charles McCracken (in 1969-07), Kermit Moore (in 1969-07), George Ricci (in 1969-07) and Anthony Sophos (in 1969-07)
- drums (drum set):
- Grady Tate (in 1969-07)
- flugelhorn and trumpet:
- Thad Jones (in 1969-07)
- piano:
- Herbie Hancock (in 1969-07) and “Sir” Roland Hanna (in 1969-07)
- trombone:
- Ray Alonge (in 1969-07), Jim Buffington (in 1969-07) and Jimmy Cleveland (in 1969-07)
- viola:
- Julien Barber (in 1969-07), Alfred Brown (in 1969-07), Harold Coletta (in 1969-07) and Cal Fleisig (in 1969-07)
- violin:
- Henri Aubert (in 1969-07), Julius Brand (in 1969-07), Frederick Buldrini (in 1969-07), Max Cahn (in 1969-07), Paul Gershman (in 1969-07), Emanuel Green (in 1969-07), Julius Held (in 1969-07), Joseph Malin (in 1969-07), Leo Kahn (in 1969-07), Harry Katzman (in 1969-07), Dave Mankovitz (in 1969-07), George Ockner (in 1969-07), Raoul Polikian (in 1969-07), Max Pollikoff (in 1969-07), Tosha Samaroff (in 1969-07) and Julius Schachter (in 1969-07)
- woodwind:
- Romeo Penque (in 1969-07) and Jerome Richardson (in 1969-07)
- recorded at:
- A & R Recording in Manhattan, New York, New York, United States (in 1969-07)
- instrumental recording of:
- This Is All I Ask (in 1969-07)
- lyricist and composer:
- Gordon Jenkins
- publisher:
- Anne-Rachel Music Corp., EMI Robbins Catalog Inc. , Intersong Music and Robbins Music Corp.
| | 3:32 |
| 9 | Flowers- engineer:
- Val Valentin
- producer:
- Johnny Pate
- alto saxophone:
- Phil Woods (in 1969-07)
- bass trombone:
- Tony Studd (in 1969-07)
- cello:
- Seymour Barab (in 1969-07), Charles McCracken (in 1969-07), Kermit Moore (in 1969-07), George Ricci (in 1969-07) and Anthony Sophos (in 1969-07)
- drums (drum set):
- Grady Tate (in 1969-07)
- flugelhorn and trumpet:
- Thad Jones (in 1969-07)
- piano:
- Herbie Hancock (in 1969-07) and “Sir” Roland Hanna (in 1969-07)
- trombone:
- Ray Alonge (in 1969-07), Jim Buffington (in 1969-07) and Jimmy Cleveland (in 1969-07)
- viola:
- Julien Barber (in 1969-07), Alfred Brown (in 1969-07), Harold Coletta (in 1969-07) and Cal Fleisig (in 1969-07)
- violin:
- Henri Aubert (in 1969-07), Julius Brand (in 1969-07), Frederick Buldrini (in 1969-07), Max Cahn (in 1969-07), Paul Gershman (in 1969-07), Emanuel Green (in 1969-07), Julius Held (in 1969-07), Joseph Malin (in 1969-07), Leo Kahn (in 1969-07), Harry Katzman (in 1969-07), Dave Mankovitz (in 1969-07), George Ockner (in 1969-07), Raoul Polikian (in 1969-07), Max Pollikoff (in 1969-07), Tosha Samaroff (in 1969-07) and Julius Schachter (in 1969-07)
- woodwind:
- Romeo Penque (in 1969-07) and Jerome Richardson (in 1969-07)
- recorded at:
- A & R Recording in Manhattan, New York, New York, United States (in 1969-07)
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| 10 | Come Out With Me- engineer:
- Val Valentin
- producer:
- Johnny Pate
- alto saxophone:
- Phil Woods (in 1969-07)
- bass trombone:
- Tony Studd (in 1969-07)
- cello:
- Seymour Barab (in 1969-07), Charles McCracken (in 1969-07), Kermit Moore (in 1969-07), George Ricci (in 1969-07) and Anthony Sophos (in 1969-07)
- drums (drum set):
- Grady Tate (in 1969-07)
- flugelhorn and trumpet:
- Thad Jones (in 1969-07)
- piano:
- Herbie Hancock (in 1969-07) and “Sir” Roland Hanna (in 1969-07)
- trombone:
- Ray Alonge (in 1969-07), Jim Buffington (in 1969-07) and Jimmy Cleveland (in 1969-07)
- viola:
- Julien Barber (in 1969-07), Alfred Brown (in 1969-07), Harold Coletta (in 1969-07) and Cal Fleisig (in 1969-07)
- violin:
- Henri Aubert (in 1969-07), Julius Brand (in 1969-07), Frederick Buldrini (in 1969-07), Max Cahn (in 1969-07), Paul Gershman (in 1969-07), Emanuel Green (in 1969-07), Julius Held (in 1969-07), Joseph Malin (in 1969-07), Leo Kahn (in 1969-07), Harry Katzman (in 1969-07), Dave Mankovitz (in 1969-07), George Ockner (in 1969-07), Raoul Polikian (in 1969-07), Max Pollikoff (in 1969-07), Tosha Samaroff (in 1969-07) and Julius Schachter (in 1969-07)
- woodwind:
- Romeo Penque (in 1969-07) and Jerome Richardson (in 1969-07)
- recorded at:
- A & R Recording in Manhattan, New York, New York, United States (in 1969-07)
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| 11 | Guess What- engineer:
- Val Valentin
- producer:
- Johnny Pate
- alto saxophone:
- Phil Woods (in 1969-07)
- bass trombone:
- Tony Studd (in 1969-07)
- cello:
- Seymour Barab (in 1969-07), Charles McCracken (in 1969-07), Kermit Moore (in 1969-07), George Ricci (in 1969-07) and Anthony Sophos (in 1969-07)
- drums (drum set):
- Grady Tate (in 1969-07)
- flugelhorn and trumpet:
- Thad Jones (in 1969-07)
- piano:
- Herbie Hancock (in 1969-07) and “Sir” Roland Hanna (in 1969-07)
- trombone:
- Ray Alonge (in 1969-07), Jim Buffington (in 1969-07) and Jimmy Cleveland (in 1969-07)
- viola:
- Julien Barber (in 1969-07), Alfred Brown (in 1969-07), Harold Coletta (in 1969-07) and Cal Fleisig (in 1969-07)
- violin:
- Henri Aubert (in 1969-07), Julius Brand (in 1969-07), Frederick Buldrini (in 1969-07), Max Cahn (in 1969-07), Paul Gershman (in 1969-07), Emanuel Green (in 1969-07), Julius Held (in 1969-07), Joseph Malin (in 1969-07), Leo Kahn (in 1969-07), Harry Katzman (in 1969-07), Dave Mankovitz (in 1969-07), George Ockner (in 1969-07), Raoul Polikian (in 1969-07), Max Pollikoff (in 1969-07), Tosha Samaroff (in 1969-07) and Julius Schachter (in 1969-07)
- woodwind:
- Romeo Penque (in 1969-07) and Jerome Richardson (in 1969-07)
- recorded at:
- A & R Recording in Manhattan, New York, New York, United States (in 1969-07)
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