Jazz Premiere: Washington
1x CD
Reissue
Studio Album

Jazz Premiere: Washington

The Paul Winter Sextet

United States·Original Year: 1963

Release Date

2000

Catalog #

COL-CD-6671

Tracks

10

Duration

41:03

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Notes

Recorded in Washington, DC and Chicago, Dec. 1961-Jan. 1962. Originally Released ℗ 1963 Sony Music Entertainment Inc. Manufactured by Sony Music Special Products, New York, NY ©2000 Collectables Records Corp. Distributed by Collectables Records, Narbeth, PA Made in U.S.A. Printed in U.S.A.

Label

COL-CD-6671

Barcode

0 90431 66712 5

Format

1x CD
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Tracklist

  1. 1

    Pony Express

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    3:47
  2. 2

    Casa Camara (From "Suite Latino Americano")

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    4:56
  3. 3

    The Thumper

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    5:23
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  4. 4

    The Hustling Song

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    4:41
  5. 5

    Them Nasty Hurtin' Blues

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    3:23
  6. 6

    Papa Zimbi

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    4:22
  7. 7

    A Bun Dance

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    3:33
  8. 8

    Shenandoah

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    3:55
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  9. 9

    Blue Evil

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    4:41
    Composer
  10. 10

    Count Me In

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    2:22
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Questions about the credits

Who produced Jazz Premiere: Washington by The Paul Winter Sextet?
Jazz Premiere: Washington by The Paul Winter Sextet was produced by John Hammond.
Who composed the music on Jazz Premiere: Washington by The Paul Winter Sextet?
The music on Jazz Premiere: Washington by The Paul Winter Sextet was composed by Warren Bernhardt, Richard Evans, Jimmy Heath, Norman Simmons, Traditional, and Bobby Meyer.
Who arranged and orchestrated Jazz Premiere: Washington by The Paul Winter Sextet?
Jazz Premiere: Washington by The Paul Winter Sextet was arranged by Paul Winter.
Who played bass on Jazz Premiere: Washington by The Paul Winter Sextet?
Bass on Jazz Premiere: Washington by The Paul Winter Sextet was played by Richard Evans.
Who played drums and percussion on Jazz Premiere: Washington by The Paul Winter Sextet?
Drums and percussion on Jazz Premiere: Washington by The Paul Winter Sextet were performed by Harold Jones.

Questions about the companies and places

Which company manufactured the 2000 edition of Jazz Premiere: Washington by The Paul Winter Sextet, which lists United States as its release country or market?
The 2000 edition of Jazz Premiere: Washington by The Paul Winter Sextet, with United States listed as its release country or market, was manufactured by Sony Music Special Products.
Where was the glass master for the 2000 edition of Jazz Premiere: Washington by The Paul Winter Sextet, which lists United States as its release country or market, made?
The glass master for the 2000 edition of Jazz Premiere: Washington by The Paul Winter Sextet, with United States listed as its release country or market, was made at DADC.
Which company distributed the 2000 edition of Jazz Premiere: Washington by The Paul Winter Sextet, which lists United States as its release country or market?
The 2000 edition of Jazz Premiere: Washington by The Paul Winter Sextet, with United States listed as its release country or market, was distributed by Collectables Records Corp..
Who holds the phonographic copyright for the 2000 edition of Jazz Premiere: Washington by The Paul Winter Sextet, which lists United States as its release country or market?
The phonographic copyright for the 2000 edition of Jazz Premiere: Washington by The Paul Winter Sextet, with United States listed as its release country or market, is held by Sony Music Entertainment Inc..
Who holds the copyright for the 2000 edition of Jazz Premiere: Washington by The Paul Winter Sextet, which lists United States as its release country or market?
The copyright for the 2000 edition of Jazz Premiere: Washington by The Paul Winter Sextet, with United States listed as its release country or market, is held by Collectables Records Corp..

Credits & Production

Credits

11 roles · 17 credits

Companies & Places

4 companies · 5 relationships
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