Clifford Brown
Clifford Brown (1930-1956) was an American jazz trumpeter and composer from Wilmington, Delaware. He was a leading hard bop player, and is best known for the quintet he co-led with drummer Max Roach in the mid-1950s and for his tunes Joy Spring, Daahoud and Sandu, which became jazz standards. He died in a car crash at 25. Clifford Brown recorded for Blue Note with J. J. Johnson and with Art Blakey's quintet on A Night at Birdland (1954), and worked with Tadd Dameron, Dinah Washington and Sarah Vaughan.
The Beginning And The End (LP)
Original Japanese edition on CBS/Sony of the 1973 album with recordings from the 1950's. With insert.
The Eminent Jay Jay Johnson Volume 1 (LP)
1983 Japanese re-issue on Blue Note's "BLP 1500 Series" of the 1955 album featuring Charlie Mingus, Clifford Brown , John Lewis and Kenny Clarke. With original sticker.
Study In Brown (LP)
1971 Japanese re-issue on Mercury's "Clifford Brown Collection" series of the 1955 album. With insert and obi.
At Basin Street (LP)
1983 Japanese re-issue on EmArcy's "We Remember Clifford Original Collection" series of the 1956 album featuring Sonny Rollins. With insert and obi.
In Concert (LP)
1976 Japanese re-issue on GNP Crescendo's "Jazz Library 1500" series of the 1956 album. With insert and obi.
In Concert (LP)
1992 Japanese re-issue on GNP of the 1956 album. With insert and obi.
In Concert Complete Version (LP)
1984 Japan-only edition on GNP Crescendo with the uncut long versions of the tracks of the 1956 album. With insert.
Brown And Roach Incorporated
Recorded at Capitol Studios in Los Angeles in August 1954, this is the first Emarcy recording of the legendary Brown & Roach Quintet featuring the great Harold Land on tenor sax, Richie Powell on piano and George Morrow on bass. Under the direction of two modern Jazz masters such as trumpeter Clifford Brown and drummer Max Roach the quintet shines through a fine set of classic standards, including "Stompin' at the Savoy", Cole Porter's "I Get a Kick out of You" and a couple of Brown-Roach origin…