Clifford Brown And Max Roach - Clifford Brown And Max Roach mp3

Tracklist

1	Delilah	8:56
2	Daahoud	4:54
3	Jordu	4:54
4	The Blues Walk	6:45
5	What Am I Here For	3:04
6	Joy Spring	6:41
7	Parisian Thoroughfare	7:08

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MG26043, MG 26043	Clifford Brown And Max Roach	Clifford Brown And Max Roach ‎(10", Album, Mono)	Emarcy, Emarcy	MG26043, MG 26043	US	1954
20PT-19	Clifford Brown And Max Roach	Clifford Brown And Max Roach ‎(Cass, Album, Mono, RE)	Emarcy	20PT-19	Japan	1971
JPM 8806	Clifford Brown - Max Roach	Clifford Brown - Max Roach ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Jazz Plaza Music	JPM 8806	Spain	2010
EVER-1007 (M)	Clifford Brown & Max Roach	Clifford Brown & Max Roach ‎(LP, Album, Mono, RE)	Mercury	EVER-1007 (M)	Japan	Unknown
SFX-10550(M)	Clifford Brown & Max Roach	Clifford Brown & Max Roach ‎(LP, Album, Mono, RE)	Mercury, EmArcy	SFX-10550(M)	Japan	1977

Credits

• Bass – George Morrow
• Drums – Max Roach
• Piano – Richie Powell
• Tenor Saxophone – Harold Land
• Trumpet – Clifford Brown

Notes

Side A recorded August 2, 1954 and February 24, 1955.
Side B recorded August 3 & 6, 1954 and February 25, 1955.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Etched Side A): MG36036A MF4
• Matrix / Runout (Etched Side B): MG36036B MF3

Companies

• Record Company – Mercury Record Corporation

Video

Album

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