Studio Album
Double Blues Crossing
Gerry Hemingway Quintet
Original Year
2005
Tracks
10
Duration
59:00
Releases
1
Sources:MusicBrainz
Tracklist
- 1--:----:--
Double Blues Crossing
- 15:105:10
a. Buddy Luckett's Dream By The Dry Grass Pt. 1, b. Where The Once Never Blues
- 24:554:55
Buddy Luckett's Dream By The Dry Grass Pt. 2
- 37:527:52
Don't Melt Away Pt. 1 & 2
- 46:426:42
It Ain't Slippery But Its Wet
- 54:584:58
Joe Cracklin Left This Before The River Got Him
- 7--:----:--
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- 68:318:31
Rallier
- 713:3913:39
Night Town/Tent
- 87:137:13
Slowly Rising
Questions about the credits
- Who produced Double Blues Crossing by Gerry Hemingway Quintet?
- Double Blues Crossing by Gerry Hemingway Quintet was produced by Gerry Hemingway.
- Who mastered Double Blues Crossing by Gerry Hemingway Quintet?
- Double Blues Crossing by Gerry Hemingway Quintet was mastered by Jim Hemingway.
- Who played bass on Double Blues Crossing by Gerry Hemingway Quintet?
- Bass on Double Blues Crossing by Gerry Hemingway Quintet was played by Kermit Driscoll.
- Who played drums and percussion on Double Blues Crossing by Gerry Hemingway Quintet?
- Drums and percussion on Double Blues Crossing by Gerry Hemingway Quintet were performed by Gerry Hemingway.
Questions about recording locations
- Which recording locations appear across cataloged releases of Double Blues Crossing by Gerry Hemingway Quintet?
- Centro Cultural de Belém, Lisbon and Moers Festival are listed as recording locations across cataloged releases of Double Blues Crossing by Gerry Hemingway Quintet.
Credits & Production
Credits
16 roles · 16 credits- Bass
- Drums
- Cello
- Trombone
- Producer
- Mastering
- Graphic Design
- Acoustic Bass
- Artwork
- Alto Saxophone
- Bass Clarinet
- Clarinet
- Marimba
- Sampler
- Engineer Grande Auditrio
- Recorded By Moers
Companies & Places
3 companies · 4 relationships- Phonographic Copyright (p)
- Copyright (c)
Available Releases
1 releasesearch
2
Double Blues Crossing
Between The Lines
2005
Germany
1x CD·10 tracks
“Recorded October 30, 2002 at Grande Auditório, Centro Cultural De Belém, Lisbon, Portugal. Additional material for editing "Slowly Rising" recorded in Moers, Germany on June 9th 2003. Double Blues Crossing originally commissioned in 199...”
Cat#: BTLCHR 71202