Dizzy Gillespie October 8, 1963
| Main Session Personnel | ||
|---|---|---|
| trumpet | ||
| alto saxophone | ||
| piano | ||
| bass | ||
| drums |
| # | Tracks | Playtime | Issue | Variance from Main Session Personnel | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Con Alma | 3:32 | |||
| 2 | Oo-Shoo-Be-Doo-Be | 3:01 | Dizzy Gillespie (vocal) |
Recording Date:
1963-10-08
Label Name:
Philips
Leader(s):
Dizzy Gillespie
Skill/instrument:
trumpet
Skill/instrument:
alto saxophone
Skill/instrument:
piano
Skill/instrument:
bass
Skill/instrument:
drums
Personnel:
Dizzy Gillespie
Personnel:
James Moody
Personnel:
Kenny Barron
Personnel:
Chris White
Personnel:
Rudy Collins
Ensemble Size:
quintet
Venue Type:
studio
Venue Name:
Universal Recording Studios
Venue Location:
Chicago, Illinois Session Details:
The vocal group is called "The Double Six of Paris", but Bruyninckx lists 7 vocalists. The wikipedia entry for the issue, however, omits Claudine Barge. According to Bruyninckx, the vocalists were dubbed over the original tunes at a later date. -JS
Also, some discographies incorrectly list the date as September 20, 1963. Also, conflicting reports between Payne's, Fitzgerald's and Bruyninckx' work, some say Moody played on both tracks, some that he was on tenor, some on alto, and Fitzgerald says he only played on the 2nd track. -JS
Sources:
Bruyninckx, wikipedia, Michael Fitzgerald's Kenny Barron online discography (jazzdiscography.com); Doug Payne's Lalo Schifrin discography (www.dougpayne.com)