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Bethlehem session · in the studio

summer 1961

Booker Little Sextet

NYC

In the room

The takes

2 of these 9 takes stayed in the vault at the time: alternates and tunes that weren't issued. Switch to hear only the ones that came out on the records.

What the numbers mean

Bethlehem numbered its masters by the tune; the take kept is the one that was issued.

Matrix · takeTitleFirst out on
–Victory And SorrowBCP-6061
–Forward FlightBCP-6061
–Looking AheadBCP-6061
–Looking Ahead (alternate take 4)Not issued at the time
–Looking Ahead (alternate take 7)Not issued at the time
–If I Should Lose YouBCP-6061
–Calling SoftlyBCP-6061
–Booker's BluesBCP-6061
–MatildeBCP-6061
9 takes · the ones we haven't matched yet are looked up on Spotify when you make it

Where it ended up

Together elsewhere

The other albums at least two of these players are on together.

3 of them 2 albums

No.TitleLeaderYearWho
A-6Africa/BrassThe John Coltrane Quartet1961Booker Little, Julian Priester, Reginald Workman
A-9273John Coltrane Orchestra · not on the site yetJohn Coltrane Orchestra1961Booker Little, Julian Priester, Reginald Workman

2 of them 12 albums

No.TitleLeaderYearWho
RLP 12-280Deeds, Not WordsMax Roach1958Booker Little, George Coleman
MG-36132Max Roach + 4 On The Chicago SceneMax Roach Quintet1958Booker Little, George Coleman
MG-36140Max Roach + 4 At NewportMax Roach New Quintet1958Booker Little, George Coleman
LP 1339Sister SalvationThe Slide Hampton Octet1960George Coleman, Pete La Roca
CJM 8002We Insist!Max Roach's Freedom Now Suite1960Booker Little, Julian Priester
A-8Percussion Bitter SweetMax Roach1961Booker Little, Julian Priester
LP 1362Somethin' SanctifiedThe Slide Hampton Octet1961George Coleman, Pete La Roca
CJM 8015Straight AheadAbbey Lincoln1961Booker Little, Julian Priester
CJM 8019The Jazz Life!Various Artists1961Booker Little, Julian Priester
CJM 8022Newport RebelsJazz Artists Guild1961Booker Little, Julian Priester
CJM 8027Out FrontBooker Little1961Booker Little, Julian Priester
LP 1475Impressions Of The Middle EastHerbie Mann1967Julian Priester, Reginald Workman