The Cannonball Adderley Sextet - BBC "Jazz 625" 1964 Album

Tracklist

1	Sweet Georgia Bright	4:47
2	Unit Seven	0:47
3	Unit Seven	0:47
4	The Song My Lady Sings	7:04
5	Poor Butterfly	4:08
6	The Weaver	7:53
7	Bohemia After Dark	5:04
8	Come Sunday	5:52
9	The Jive Samba	7:01
10	Work Song	6:34

Credits

• Alto Saxophone – Cannonball Adderley
• Bass – Sam Jones
• Cornet – Nat Adderley
• Drums – Louis Hayes
• Piano – Joe Zawinul
• Tenor Saxophone, Flute – Charles Lloyd

Notes

Recorded at BBC Studios on May 14, 1964
Aired on BBC TV on June 2 & August 3, 1964, and on BBC Radio on September 25, 1964

Short intro

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