Roy Brooks Beat

Description: Personnel: Blue Mitchell (tp), George Bohanon (tb), Junior Cook (ts), Hugh Lawson (p), Eugene Taylor (b), Roy Brooks (d) Drummer Roy Brooks was a product of the Detroit jazz scene and trained with Kenny Burrell, Pepper Adams and drummers Louis Hayes and Elvin Jones. He played with Hugh Lawson, Joe Henderson and Jimmy “Beans” Richardson, and moved from there to the Horace Silver Quintet in New York in 1960. It was his five-year stint with Silver that polished the innate, raw talent he always possessed. TRACKLIST: 01. Homestretch (Joe Henderson) 5:15 02. If You Could See Me Now (Tadd Dameron) 4:46 03. Passin' the Buck (Roy Brooks) 4:34 04. Soulin' (Joe Henderson) 4:29 05. Soulsphere (Alice McCloud) 5:05 06. My Secret Passion (Duke Pearson) 6:51 The original album issue were released by the Workshop Jazz label in Mono as W220 and in Stereo as WS220 Personnel in all tracks: Blue Mitchell (trumpet), George Bohanon (trombone), Junior Cook (tenor sax), Hugh Lawson (piano), Eugene Taylor (bass), Roy Brooks (drums). Recorded in Detroit, October 1, 1963 Recording session produced by Henry 'Hank' Cosby & William 'Mickey' Stevenson Original cover design: Bernard Yeszin & Wallace Mead Produced for CD release by Jordi Pujol Stereo · 24-Bit Digitally Remastered

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Location: Lake Hughes, California

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