Pour Over Jazz

Prestige session · in the studio

April 8, 1949

Stan Getz And His Four Brothers

NYC

In the room

The takes

3 of these 7 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

918 is a matrix number: Prestige gave every tune it recorded the next number in one running series. Most dates kept only the take that was issued, so there's seldom a take number beside it.

Matrix · takeTitleFirst out on
JRC16BattlegroundPRLP 7022
JRC16EBattleground (alternate take)Not issued at the time · later on New Jazz 818
JRC17Four And One MoorePRLP 7022
JRC17EFour And One Moore (alternate take)Not issued at the time · later on New Jazz 802
JRC18CFive BrothersPRLP 7022
JRC18DFive Brothers (alternate take)Not issued at the time · later on New Jazz 802
JRC19BBattle Of The SaxesPRLP 7022
7 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.

4 of them 1 album

No.TitleLeaderYearWho
PRLP 7013Conception Featuring Stan Getz, Miles Davis, Zoot Sims, Sonny Rollins, Gerry Mulligan, Lee KonitzStan Getz Bop Stars1956Stan Getz, Zoot Sims, Gerry Mulligan, Gene Ramey

2 of them 5 albums

No.TitleLeaderYearWho
PRLP 7002Stan Getz QuartetsStan Getz Bop Stars1955Stan Getz, Gene Ramey
PRLP 7006Mulligan Plays MulliganGerry Mulligan New Stars1955Allen Eager, Gerry Mulligan
PRLP 7023Trombone By ThreeJ J Johnson, Kai Winding, Benny Green1956Brew Moore, Gerry Mulligan
PRLP 7025Miles Davis And HornsMiles Davis Sextet1956Al Cohn, Zoot Sims
PRLP 7074Tenor ConclaveHank Mobley, Al Cohn, John Coltrane, Zoot Sims1957Al Cohn, Zoot Sims