Art Pepper Quintet
Smack Up
1x 12" Vinyl
Reissue
Studio Album

Smack Up

Art Pepper Quintet

Japan·Original Year: 1960

Release Date

1982

Catalog #

P-7566

Tracks

6

Duration

37:37

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Notes

Recorded October 24 & 25, 1960 at Contemporary Records in Los Angeles. Label: Grey with gold lettering, including: "Made by Warner Pioneer Corporation, Japan, under licence from Contemporary Records USA." Side 1 Cat.# P-7566 (P-7566-1); Side 2 Cat. # P-7566 (P-7566-2) An insert of Japanese liner notes included. Besides an Obi, there is no indication on the external jacket that this was issued in Japan.

Label

Format

1x 12" Vinyl LP, Stereo
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Tracklist

album

Disc 1 — 12" Vinyl

  1. A1

    Smack Up

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    4:14
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  2. A2

    Las Cuevas De Mario

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    7:06
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  3. A3

    A Bit Of Basie

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    7:23
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Disc 2 — 12" Vinyl

  1. B1

    How Can You Lose

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    6:52
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  2. B2

    Maybe Next Year

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    4:20
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  3. B3

    Tears Inside

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    7:42
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Questions about the credits

Who composed the music on Smack Up by Art Pepper Quintet?
The music on Smack Up by Art Pepper Quintet was composed by Harold Land, Art Pepper, Buddy Collette, Benny Carter, Duane Tatro, and Ornette Coleman.
Who played bass on Smack Up by Art Pepper Quintet?
Bass on Smack Up by Art Pepper Quintet was played by Jimmy Bond.
Who played drums and percussion on Smack Up by Art Pepper Quintet?
Drums and percussion on Smack Up by Art Pepper Quintet were performed by Frank Butler.

Questions about the companies and places

Which company made the 1982 edition of Smack Up by Art Pepper Quintet, which lists Japan as its release country or market?
The 1982 edition of Smack Up by Art Pepper Quintet, with Japan listed as its release country or market, was made by Warner-Pioneer Corporation.

Credits & Production

Credits

7 roles · 13 credits

Companies & Places

3 companies · 3 relationships