Soloist, Tenor Saxophone – Ira SchulmanSoloist, Trumpet – Don Ellis
9:51
3
Passacaglia And Fugue
Soloist, Alto Saxophone – Tom ScottSoloist, Trumpet – Don Ellis
6:13
4
Crete Idea
Soloist, Trombone – Ron Meyers
6:14
5
Concerto For Trumpet
Soloist, Trumpet – Don Ellis
11:48
6
27/16
Soloist, Alto Saxophone – Reuben Leon*, Tom ScottSoloist, Alto Saxophone [Amplified] – Ira SchulmanSoloist, Organ – Dave Mackay
6:01
7
Beat Me Daddy, 7 To The Bar
Soloist, Congas, Bongos – Chino ValdesSoloist, Drums – Alan Estes, Steve BohannonSoloist, Organ – Dave MackaySoloist, Saxello – Tom ScottSoloist, Tenor Saxophone – Ira Schulman, Ron Starr
8:24
8
New Nine
Soloist, Bass – Chuck Domanico, Frank De La Rosa, Ray NeapolitanSoloist, Congas, Bongos – Chino ValdesSoloist, Drums – Alan Estes, Steve BohannonSoloist, Organ – Dave MackaySoloist, Tenor Saxophone – Ira Schulman
11:18
Companies, etc.
Recorded At
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Monterey Jazz Festival
Recorded At
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Pacific Jazz Festival
Remixed At
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Capitol Studios
Credits
Alto Saxophone, Saxello, Flute
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Tom Scott
Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Clarinet
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Ira Schulman
Art Direction
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Woody Woodward
Baritone Saxophone, Clarinet
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John Magruder
Bass
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Chuck Domanico,
Frank De La Rosa,
Ray Neapolitan
Bass Trombone
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Terry Woodson
Composed By, Arranged By
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Don Ellis (tracks: 2, 4 to 8),
Hank Levy (tracks: 3)
Congas, Bongos
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Chino Valdes
Drums
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Alan Estes,
Steve Bohannon
Flute, Soprano Saxophone, Alto Saxophone
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Ruben Leon
Liner Notes
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Leonard Feather
Organ, Piano
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Dave Mackay
Photography By
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Fred Seligo
Recorded By
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Wally Heider
Reissue Producer
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Bob Belden
Remix
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Bob Belden,
Peter Doell
Tenor Saxophone, Clarinet
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Ron Starr
Trombone
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Dave Wells,
Ron Meyers*
Trumpet
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Alan Weight,
Bob Harmon (tracks: 5),
Ed Warren*,
Glenn Stuart,
Paul Lopez (tracks: 2 to 4, 6 to 8)
Trumpet, Leader, Conductor
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Don Ellis
Notes
Recorded at The Monterey Jazz Festival, Monterey, CA (September 18, 1966) and track 5 at The Pacific Jazz Festival, Costa Mesa, CA (October 18, 1966).
Tracks 4, 6, 7 previously unissued.
This recording is mastered from analog sources. Timing layout for instructions and applause
Previously issued on Pacific Jazz ST-20112.
The LP version of Don Ellis "Live At Monterey" contained a version of "Concerto For Trumpet" that was actually recorded at the "Pacific Jazz Festival" in Costa Mesa, California a month later. The Monterey version of "Concerto For Trumpet" must not have been up to Don Ellis' standards, and he and producer Richard Bock substituted the Costa Mesa performance in place of the rejected Monterey performance. The 'Monterey version' of "Concerto For Trumpet" will not be issued.