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*505  $aInnhold: Last Train From Overbrook ; Zanzibar ; I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face ; Bloozey ; Tico Tico ; Malice Toward None ; Ole' ; Don't Worry About Me ; Somerset ; Stella By Starlight ; The Jazz Twist ; Woody N' You ; Boo's Tune ; Moody's Mood For Cha Cha ; Brother Yusef ; Darben The Red Fox ; Dorothee ; Breakin' The Blues ; It Might As Well Be Spring ; Great Day
*511  $aC3 and D3 originally released on James Moody - Flute 'N The Blues recorded Chicago, IL, February, 1956. Johnny Coles, trumpet; William Shepherd, trombone; James Moody, tenor, alto sax, flute; Pee Wee Moore, baritone sax; Jimmy Boyd, piano; John Lathan, bass; Clarence Johnston, drums.  C4 and D1 possibly recorded in Chicago, IL, February-March, 1956. Exact personnel unknown.  A1, A5, B3, and C5 originally appeared on James Moody - Last Train From Overbrook recorded Chicago, IL, September 13, 14 & 16, 1958. Sonny Cohn, Flip Ricard, Earl Turner, trumpet; John Avant, trombone; Bill Atkins, Lenny Druss, alto sax; Eddie Johnson, Sandy Mosse, Vito Price, tenor sax; James Moody, tenor, alto sax, flute; Pat Patrick, baritone sax; Floyd Morris or Junior Mance, piano; John Gray, guitar; Johnnie Pate, bass, tuba, arranger; Red Holt, drums.  B5 and C2 originally appeared on James Moody - Moody With Strings recorded at Ter-Mar Recording Studio, Chicago, IL, December 29, 1959. James Moody, tenor sax, flute; Johnny Gray, guitar; Eldee Young, bass; Clarence Johnston, drums.  B4 and D2 originally released on James Moody - Moody With Strings recorded NYC, July 5 & 6, 1960 & January 16, 1961. Personnel for B4: Burt Collins, Irving Markowitz, Don Stratton, trumpet; Tom McIntosh, Freddie Zito, trombone; Ray Alonge, Richard Berg, French horn; Don Butterfield, tuba; James Moody, tenor, alto sax, flute; Torrie Zito, piano, arranger, conductor; George Duvivier, bass; Tom Gillen, drums. Personnel for D2: James Moody, tenor, alto sax, flute; Hank Jones, piano; John Beal, bass; Osie Johnson, drums; unidentified large string orchestra, Torrie Zito, arranger, conductor.  A4, C1, and D4 originally appeared on James Moody - Cookin' The Blues recorded at The Jazz Workshop, San Francisco, CA, 1961. Howard McGhee, trumpet; Bernard McKinney, trombone; James Moody, tenor, alto sax, flute; Musa Kaleem, baritone sax; Sonny Donaldson, piano; Steve Davis, bass; Arnold Enlow, drums.  B1 and D5 originally appeared on James Moody - Great Day recorded NYC, June 17 & 18, 1963. Johnny Coles, Thad Jones, trumpet; Hubert Laws, flute; James Moody, tenor, alto sax, flute; Hank Jones or Bernie Leighton, piano; Jim Hall, guitar; Richard Davis, bass; Mel Lewis, drums; Tom McIntosh, arranger.  A2, A3, and B2 originally appeared on James Moody - Comin' On Strong recorded NYC, September 16, 1963. James Moody, tenor, alto sax, flute; Kenny Barron, piano, organ; George Eskridge, guitar; Chris White, bass; Rudy Collins, drums.
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