Chubby Jackson And His Orchestra - New York / Why Not mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Alto Saxophone [Uncredited] – Charlie Kennedy
• Baritone Saxophone, Soloist – Gerry Mulligan
• Bass – Chubby Jackson
• Drums [Uncredited] – Don Lamond
• Piano, Soloist – Tony Aless
• Tenor Saxophone [Uncredited] – Zoot Sims
• Tenor Saxophone, Soloist – Georgie Auld
• Trombone [Uncredited] – J.J. Johnson
• Trombone, Soloist – Kai Winding
• Trumpet [Uncredited] – Al Porcino, Don Ferrara
• Trumpet, Soloist – Howard McGhee

Notes

Rec.: New York, March 15, 1950

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (label side A): 1106
• Matrix / Runout (runout etched side A): JRC-1106
• Matrix / Runout (label side B): 1109
• Matrix / Runout (runout etched side B): JRC-1109

Companies

• Record Company – Prestige Record Co.

Album

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