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• Bass – George Morrow
• Drums – Max Roach
• Photography By – Chuck Stewart
• Piano – Richie Powell
• Producer – Bob Shad
• Tenor Saxophone – Sonny Rollins
• Trumpet – Clifford Brown

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Recorded January and February 1956 at Capitol Studios, New York City.

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• Manufactured By – Fábrica De Discos Rozenblit Ltda.
• Recorded At – Capitol Studios, New York City

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