Nocturne NLP-1
Pacific Jazz PJLP-12
Bob Gordon

Bob Gordon Memorial

Fresh Sound Records

Personnel:
Bob Gordon (bs), Herbie Harper (tb), Jimmy Rowles (p), Harry Babasin (b), Roy Harte (d), Jack Montrose (ts), Paul Moer (p), Joe Mondragon (b), Billy Schneider (d)

Reference: FSRCD 180

Bar code: 8427328601801

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Tracklist

Sample this album

01.

Jeepers Leapers (Bill McDougal) 5:15

02.

Five Brothers (Gerry Mulligan) 2:14

03.

Herbstone (Herbie Harper) 3:00

04.

Summertime (Ira Gershwin, George Gershwin) 3:03

05.

Jive at Five (Harry Edison) 4:19

06.

Meet Mr. Gordon (Jack Montrose) 2:36

07.

Modus Operandi (Jack Montrose) 3:46

08.

Two Can Play (Jack Montrose) 2:26

09.

What a Diference a Day Makes (María Grever, Stanley Adams) 3:37

10.

Onion Bottom (Jack Montrose) 3:26

11.

Tea for Two (Vincent Youmans, Irving Caesar) 3:06

12.

Two Can Play (Jack Montrose) 2:29

13.

For Sue (Jack Montrose) 3:47

14.

Love Is Here to Stay (Ira Gershwin, George Gershwin) 2:22

Total time: 45:25 min.

Album details

Sources:
Tracks #1-5, from the 10" album "Herbie Harper Quintet" (Nocturne NLP-1)
Tracks #6-14, from the 10" album "Meet Mr. Gordon" (Pacific Jazz PJLP-12)

Personnel:

Tracks #1-5: Bob Gordon (baritone sax), Herbie Harper (trombone), Jimmy Rowles (piano), Harry Babasin (bass), Roy Harte (drums).
Recorded at Gold Star Studio, Hollywood, February 1954

Tracks #6-14: Bob Gordon (baritone sax), Jack Montrose (tenor sax), Paul Moer (piano), Joe Mondragon (bass), Billy Schneider (drums).
Arrangements by Jack Montrose.
Recorded at Radio Recorders Studio, Hollywood, on May 6 (#6,7,10,11), and May 27 (#8,9,12,13,14), 1954

Nocturne recordings engineered by Stan Ross
Session produced by Harry Babasin & Roy Harte

Pacific Jazz recordings engineered by Val Valentine
Session produced by Dick Bock & Roy Harte

Photos by William Claxton & Dave Pell

Produced for CD release by Jordi Pujol
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(#7 & 12) On the original 10" PJLP-12 the tracks "Two Can Play" and "Modus Operandi" were switched in error.