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Gustav Brom
Gustav Brom Plays Quincy Jones

Single on Supraphon label
Jazz and Blues (Big Band, Hard-Bop)

Made in Czechoslovakia Released approximately in 1962 for PZO Artia (uncredited) in a laminated flipback picture sleeve. Track title A1 is misspelled and uncertain; the track is a slow blues, somewhat resembling the Quincy Jones recording of “I Never Has Seen Snow”. It is also known under its Czech title “Černý pláč” = “Black Cry”. Track title B1 is misspelled as “Moment”. Track title B2 is misspelled as “The Midnite Sun”. Tracks A2 and B1 were also released on Supraphon SUA 13484 “Jazz And Dance Music Workshop” and on Supraphon DV 10125 respectively. Uncredited recording dates: 28 October 1961 (B2), 5 December 1961 (A1, A2), 6 December 1961 (B1)

Musicians

	Gustav Brom voc, 1921-1995 leader, album by
	František Navrátil as, ss, *1928 alto saxophone, uncredited, soloist, saxophone
	Josef Audes bs, 1931-1993 CZ baritone saxophone, uncredited
	Milan Řežábek cb, b, contrabass, uncredited
	Václav Skála dr, *1936 CZ drums, uncredited
	Jan Kulíšek bj, fh, *1927 FR flugelhorn, uncredited
	Antonín Julina g, 1922-2006 US guitar, uncredited
	Gustav Brom Orchestra , orchestra
	Oldřich Blaha p, *1930 piano, uncredited
	Bronislav Horák ts, sax, tenor saxophone, uncredited
	Stanislav Veselý tb, 1928-1985 trombone, soloist, trombone
	Alfa Šmíd tr, vib, trumpet, uncredited
	Jaromír Hnilička tr, 1932-2016 CZ trumpet, uncredited
	Lubomír Řezanina tr, fh, *1932 trumpet, uncredited
	Dorcas Cochran , 1903-1991 US written by, uncredited
	Henri Salvador voc, g, 1917-2008 FR written by, uncredited

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