Album US 1954 on Contemporary Records label
Jazz (Cool Jazz, Bop)
First catalogue number on front cover, second on labels, third on rear cover. Front cover lists album title as "Vol. 1 The Quintet". Rear cover lists title as "Vol. I: The Quintet". Labels list title simply as "Lennie Niehaus". Deep groove. Recorded in Los Angeles, CA, July 2, 1954 (A3,A4,B2,B4) and July 9, 1954 (A1,A2,B1,B3) 'This is a high fidelity album which reproduces the full audible range of the music. An extremely natural sound is obtained by the use of the microphone, the new AKG (Akustische und Kinogerate), made in Austria in 1954. This is believed to be its first use for a jazz date. The AKG, a condensor microphone, is characterized by an almost flat response from 30 to 15,000 cycles. Custom made, noise-free, vinylite pressings insure accurate reproduction on high fidelity equipment. For best results use the new RIAA (equivalent to NARTB) standard playback curve' (rear sleeve).
![]() | Lennie Niehaus as, sax, *1929 US alto saxophone, arranged by, liner notes, album by, composed by |
![]() | Bob Gordon bs, 1928-1955 US baritone saxophone |
![]() | Monty Budwig b, 1926-1992 US bass |
![]() | Shelly Manne dr, 1920-1984 US drums |
![]() | Jack Montrose ts, 1928-2006 US tenor saxophone |
Robert Guidi cover, design |
John Palladino engineer |
Lester Koenig liner notes, production manager, supervisor |
William Claxton photography by, cover photo by |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | I Remember You | Lennie Niehaus | Johnny Mercer, Victor Schertzinger | |
2 | Whose Blues | Lennie Niehaus | Lennie Niehaus | |
3 | Prime Rib | Lennie Niehaus | Lennie Niehaus | |
4 | Inside Out | Lennie Niehaus | Lennie Niehaus | |
5 | You Stepped Out Of A Dream | Lennie Niehaus | Gus Kahn, Nacio Herb Brown | |
6 | I'll Take Romance | Lennie Niehaus | Ben Oakland, Oscar Hammerstein II | |
7 | Day By Day | Lennie Niehaus | Frank Skinner, Paul G. Smith | |
8 | Bottoms Up | Lennie Niehaus | Lennie Niehaus |