Album

Summertime

Paul Desmond

1969 · Jazz, Latin

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Summertime by Paul Desmond

Summertime is a Jazz album by Paul Desmond, originally released in 1969. On Gatefold: 46 pressings tracked, owned by 3 collectors.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Samba With Some Barbecue4:30
  2. 2Olvidar5:36
  3. 3Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da2:13
  4. 4Emily4:47
  5. 5Someday My Prince Will Come3:08
  6. 6Autumn Leaves3:00
  7. 7Where Is Love?5:33
  8. 8Lady in Cement3:08
  9. 9North by Northeast4:31
  10. 10Summertime3:57

Sound DNA

  • Jazz
  • Cool Jazz
  • velvety
  • serene
  • tropical

The original LP musician credits assigned each session a number, from 1 to 6. The sessions had either 1 or 2 songs recorded per session. The song "Autumn Leaves" was not accounted for in the session listing, but the jazzdisco.org website states this song was recorded during session 5, along with "Samba With Some Barbecue".
Some Discogs release records that list musician credits give the session number (in some cases calling it the track number) but not the session key that explains what the number means. Some records also give incomplete musician listings.
The session key is as follows:
1 - October 10, 1968: Where Is Love?, Summertime
2 - October 16, 1968: Emily, North by Northeast
3 - October 24, 1968: Olividar, Someday My Prince Will Come
4 - November 5, 1968: Lady in Cement
5 - November 20, 1968: - Samba with Some Barbeque, Autumn Leaves (unlisted in LP credits)
6 - December 26, 1968: Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da

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