Album US 1968 on Century Records label
Jazz and Latin
"About this recording: The master tape from which this record was made was recorded in the Century-Rochester studios in a single afternoon. Equipment used included a Scully 280-4 recorder, a custom solid state mixing console and a complex of condenser and dynamic microphones including such makes as: Neumann U-47 and 67, Telefunken M-251, Sony C-37 FET, Altec Lipstick M-49, Shure SM57 and Electro-Voice 666."
The Al Bruno Quintet , album by, composed by | |
Ron Rubadeau b, bass | |
Tom Rubadeau dr, drums | |
Dave DeLoria g, guitar | |
Douglas Catanzariti p, piano | |
Al Bruno tr, fh, trumpet, flugelhorn, composed by |
Robert Saine engineer, recording engineer |
William Dengler engineer, recording engineer |
Russell Rand liner notes |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | The Look Of Love | The Al Bruno Quintet | 3:30 | |
2 | Sunny | The Al Bruno Quintet | 3:50 | |
3 | What Now, My Love? | The Al Bruno Quintet | 3:04 | |
4 | Summertime | The Al Bruno Quintet | 4:01 | |
5 | Tequila | The Al Bruno Quintet | 2:45 | |
6 | When Sunny Gets Blue | The Al Bruno Quintet | 3:47 | |
7 | Kuffee | The Al Bruno Quintet | Al Bruno, Dave LeLoria | 3:27 |
8 | Call Me | The Al Bruno Quintet | 3:15 | |
9 | The Blues | The Al Bruno Quintet | The Al Bruno Quintet | 6:15 |
10 | Up Cherry Street | The Al Bruno Quintet | 1:55 | |
11 | Watermellon Man | The Al Bruno Quintet | 3:45 | |
12 | Abstract In D Minor | The Al Bruno Quintet | The Al Bruno Quintet |