Moodsville

All American

Clark Terry

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Recorded	1962
Label	Moodsville
Catalog	MV 26
Released	1962
Personnel	10 credited players
Discogs	master 530008

The record

Oliver Nelson's arrangements set Clark Terry's trumpet and flugelhorn against Budd Johnson's tenor, George Barrow's baritone and Lester Robertson's trombone, with Eddie Costa doubling piano and vibraphone underneath. Art Davis and Ed Shaughnessy keep it moving. Nat Hentoff wrote the notes, Rudy Van Gelder cut the lacquer, and Moodsville issued it as MV 26 in 1962.

Tracks

What A Country
Same Language
If I Were You
I've Just Seen Her
Once Upon A Time
Nightlife
It's Fun To Think
The Fight Song

Session personnel

Oliver Nelson — Arranged By
George Barrow — Baritone Saxophone
Art Davis — Bass
Ed Shaughnessy — Drums
Rudy Van Gelder — Lacquer Cut By
Nat Hentoff — Liner Notes
Eddie Costa — Piano, Vibraphone
Budd Johnson — Tenor Saxophone
Lester Robertson — Trombone
Clark Terry — Trumpet, Flugelhorn

Contemporary reception

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Pressings

1962	Moodsville · MVLP 26 — Vinyl, LP, Mono earliest on file
1962	Moodsville · MV 26 — Vinyl LP Stereo
1962	Moodsville · MV 26 — Vinyl, LP, Album, Mono