Quincy Jones – This Is How I Feel About Jazz

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Label:	GRP – GRP11152, Impulse! – GRP11152
Series:	GRP Presents The Legendary Masters Of Jazz
Format:	CD, Album, Reissue, Remastered
Country:	Europe
Released:
Genre:	Jazz
Style:	Big Band

Tracklist

1	Walkin' Written-By – Richard Carpenter (2)	10:44
2	Stockholm Sweetnin' Written-By – Quincy Jones	5:38
3	Evening In Paris Written-By – Quincy Jones	4:06
4	Sermonette Written-By – Julian Adderley*	5:55
5	A Sleepin' Bee Written-By – Harold Arlen, Truman Capote	4:38
6	Boo's Blues Written-By – Quincy Jones	5:12
7	Dancin' Pants Written-By – Jimmy Giuffre	3:47
8	Be My Guest Written-By – Lennie Niehaus	4:26
9	Kings Road Blues Written-By – Lennie Niehaus	5:03
10	Bright Moon Written-By – Jimmy Giuffre	5:17
11	The Oom Is Blues Written-By – Charlie Mariano	5:07
	Ballad Medley	(6:17)
12.1	What's New Written-By – Bob Haggart, Johnny Burke
12.2	We'll Be Together Again
12.3	Time On My Hands Written-By – Harold Adamson, Mack Gordon, Vincent Youmans
12.4	You Go To My Head Written-By – Haven Gillespie, Fred Coots*
12.5	Laura Written-By – David Raskin*

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright ℗ – MCA Records
Copyright © – MCA Records
Copyright © – GRP Records, Inc.
Glass Mastered At – Sonopress – H-1688
Published By – Richcar Music
Published By – Silhouette Music Corp.
Published By – Wb Music Corp.
Published By – Harwin Music Corp.
Published By – Beach Music Publishing Co.
Published By – Contemporary Music (2)
Published By – Limmerick Music
Published By – Marke Music
Published By – M. Witmark & Sons
Published By – Reganesque Music
Published By – My Dad's Songs
Published By – EMI Miller Catalog
Published By – Harold Adamson Music
Published By – Warner Bros Music Corp.
Published By – Remick Music
Published By – CBS Songs

Credits

Alto Saxophone – Art Pepper (tracks: 7 to 9), Benny Carter (tracks: 7 to 9), Charlie Mariano (tracks: 7 to 9), Gene Quill (tracks: 3, 4), Herb Geller (tracks: 7 to 9), Phil Woods (tracks: 1, 2, 5, 6)
Arranged By – Charlie Mariano (tracks: 11), Jimmy Giuffre (tracks: 7, 10), Lennie Niehaus (tracks: 8, 9), Quincy Jones (tracks: 1 to 6)
Baritone Saxophone – Jack Nimitz (tracks: 1 to 6), Pepper Adams (tracks: 10 to 12)
Bass – Charles Mingus (tracks: 3 to 6), Leroy Vinnegar (tracks: 10 to 12), Paul Chambers (3) (tracks: 1, 2), Red Mitchell (tracks: 7 to 9)
Design [Front Cover Design] – Bob Crozier
Design [Graphic Design, Assistant] – Emili Bogin
Design [Graphic Design] – Andy Ruggirello, Dan Serrano, David Gibb, Scott Johnson (14), Sonny Mediana
Drums – Charli Persip* (tracks: 1 to 6), Shelly Manne (tracks: 7 to 12)
Engineer – Irv Greenbaum (tracks: 1 to 6), John Kraus (tracks: 7 to 12)
Engineer [Reissue Post-production] – Adam Zelinka, Joseph Doughney, Michael Landy
Executive-Producer – Dave Grusin, Larry Rosen
Flute – Herbie Mann (tracks: 5, 6)
Flute, Tenor Saxophone – Herbie Mann (tracks: 3, 4), Jerome Richardson (tracks: 1, 2)
Photography By [Front Cover Color] – Alan Fontaine (2)
Photography By [Inside Black & White] – Charles Stewart*
Photography [Inside Black & White] – Institute Of Jazz Studies
Piano – Billy Taylor (tracks: 5, 6), Carl Perkins (4) (tracks: 10 to 12), Hank Jones (tracks: 1 to 4), Lou Levy (tracks: 7 to 9)
Producer – Creed Taylor (tracks: 1 to 6), Quincy Jones (tracks: 7 to 12)
Reissue Producer – Michael Cuscuna
Remastered By [Digitally] – Erick Labson
Tenor Saxophone – Bill Perkins (tracks: 10 to 12), Buddy Collette (tracks: 10 to 12), Bunny Bardach (tracks: 1, 2), Lucky Thompson (tracks: 1, 2, 4, 5, 6), Walter Benton (tracks: 10 to 12), Zoot Sims (tracks: 3)
Trombone – Frank Rehak (tracks: 1, 2), Jimmy Cleveland (tracks: 1 to 6), Urbie Green (tracks: 1, 2)
Trumpet – Art Farmer (tracks: 1 to 6), Ernie Glow* (tracks: 1, 2), Ernie Royal (tracks: 1, 2), Joe Wilder (tracks: 1, 2)
Vibraphone – Milt Jackson (tracks: 3, 4)

Notes

Similar to This Is How I Feel About Jazz, but, this is a later reissue with a mould SID code.

#1-6 were originally issued as "This Is How I Feel About Jazz" (ABC Paramount 149) and #7-12 were originally issued as part of "Go West, Man" (ABC Paramount 186).
Recorded in New York on September 29, 1956 (1,2).
Recorded in New York on September 14, 1956 (3,4).
Recorded in New York on September 19, 1956 (5,6).
Recorded in Los Angeles on February 25, 1957 (7-12).
Post-Production monitoring performed using Acoustic Energy AE1 Speakers courtesy of Panor Corporation, Hauppauge, NY.
All recordings are mono.

Publishers:
- 1: Richcar Music / BMI
- 2, 3, 6: Silhouette Music Corp. / ASCAP
- 4: WB Music Corp. / ASCAP
- 5: Harwin Music Corp. / ASCAP
- 7, 10: Beach Music Publishing Co. / ASCAP
- 8, 9: Contemporary Music / BMI
- 11:
- 12.1: Limmerieck Music, Marke Music, M. Whitmark & Sons, Reganesque Music, My Daddy's Song / ASCAP
- 12.2:
- 12.3: EMI Miller Catalog, Harold Adamson Music, Warner Bros Music Corp. / ASCAP
- 12.4: Remick Music / ASCAP
- 12.5: CBS Songs / ASCAP