Kai Winding through the years:
(from left to right: 1940s, 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s)
Kai Winding: Columbia (continued)
Kai Winding: Columbia (continued)
Teri Thornton, "Open Highway", Columbia #8894
(1964).[LP]
Personnel includes: Teri Thornton (vocals);
Gary Sherman, Marty Manning, Larry Wilcox, Belford C. Hendricks
(arranger, conductor); Bob Donovan, Gene Allen, Jerry Dodgion,
Billy Mitchell, M. Holmes (saxophone); Joe
Newman, Ernie Royal, Jimmy Maxwell, Clark Terry (trumpet); Jimmy
Buffington (French horn); Robert Asher, Tony Studd, Eddie Bert, Kai
Winding, Billy Byers (trombone); M. Doty, W.
Kane, Romeo Penque (winds); E. Eichenbaum, D. Nadien, C. Libove, L.
Kruczek, P. Gersham, E. Green (violin); D. Schwartz, E. Vardi
(viola); L. Schmit, C. McCracken (cello); B.
Maxwell (harp); Bobby Scott (piano); Ron Carter (bass); Bobby
Donaldson, Mel Lewis (drums).
Recorded between August 27, 1963 and September
30, 1964.
J.J. Johnson & Kai Winding, "J.J. & Kai: The J.J. Johnson and
Kai Winding Trombone Octet", Columbia Jazz Odyssey Series #7464-370001-1
(1981).[Reissue LP]
This album was originally released as "Jay and Kay +6" on Columbia.
Side One Side Two Night in Tunisia The Peanut Vendor Piece for Two
Tromboniums** You're My Thrill Rise N' Shine Jeanne All At Once You Love Her( From Pipe
Dream) Four Plus Four No Moon at All You Don't Now What Love
Is The Surrey With the Fringe On
Top The Continental
Personnel: J.J. Johnson, Kai Winding,
Urbie Green, Bob Alexander, Eddie Bert and Jimmy Cleveland,
trombones; J.J. Johnson and Kai Winding, tromboniums**, Bart
Varsalone, Tom Mitchell, Bass Trombones; Hank Jones, piano; Milt
Hinton, Ray Brown, bass; Orie Johnson, drums; Candido Camero, conga
drums and bongos.
