Kai and J.J. Johnson, the very famous
trombone duo seen here in the mid-fifties.
Kai's quote, "When we had a session to do we'd divide the arrangement between us. At the end of that period, ...we made over a dozen LPs which have been reissued time and time again...At the end of that period we decided to go our own way for many reasons but always remained friends.
Nothing to do with conflict in our
relationship. I decided to go with a
multiple trombone group featuring four
trombones...."
[Original Mono LP labels]
[Original Stereo LP]
[Original Stereo LP labels]
[DJ/Promo Stereo LP with photo from the "Kai Ole" album on the
back cover! Labels for this DJ/Promo are identical to the Stereo
ones above.]
[Above and below: Japan Remastered CD Reissue]
Kai Winding, "Rainy Day", Verve #V/V6-8620
(1965).[Original LP]
Kai Winding, "Rainy Day", Verve #V6-8620 (1965).[DJ/Promo LP]
Kai Winding, "Rainy Day", Verve/Universal [Japan] #UCCU-3005 (2005).[Remastered CD Reissue]
This album includes three tracks Kai composed as well.
Album arranged by Kai Winding.
Musician personnel: Kai Winding, Bill Watrous,
Tony Studd (tb); Roger Kellaway (p,org) or Artie Butler (org) or Paul
Griffin, Ross Tompkins (p); Kenny Burrell or Everett Barksdale or
Bucky Pizzarelli or Billy Mure (g); Russell George (g,b); Bob
Bushnell (b); Sol Gubin or Al Harewood or Grady Tate (d); The
Prevailing Winds (vcl).
LINER NOTES (uncredited) from the Original LP:
