Personnel:
Nat Adderley (cnt), Cannonball Adderley (as), Jimmy Heath, Charlie Rouse (ts), Yusef Lateef (ts, fl, oboe), Tate Houston (bs), Wynton Kelly (p), Jim Hall, Les Spann (g), Sam Jones (b), Jimmy Cobb (d)
Reference: JW-071 LP
Format: LP / 12" / 33rpm / STEREO
Label: JAZZ WORKSHOP
Catalogue Reference: JW-071
Recording Year: 1960
Country of Pressing: SPAIN
Comments: Sealed New Copy
Reissue of the original Riverside RLP 9330
Cover Grade: MINT
Vinyl Grade: MINT
Side One:
1. The Old Country (Adderley) 3:56
2. Chordnation (Heath) 6:10
3. The Folks Who Live on the Hill (Kern-Hammerstein) 4:14
4. Tadd (Harris) 4:17
Side Two
1. You Leave Me Breathless (Hollander-Freed) 4:16
2. Night After Night (Bailey) 2:28
3. E.S.P. (Harris) 3:49
4. That's Right! (Adderley) 8:43
Originally issued in Stereo on Riverside RLP 9330
Personnel:
Nat Adderley (cornet); Julian 'Cannonball' Adderley (alto sax); Jimmy Heath, Charlie Rouse (tenor saxes); Yusef Lateef (tenor sax, flute on A #1 & 3, oboe on B #2); Tate Houston (baritone sax); Wynton Kelly (piano); Jim Hall (guitar on A #2 & 3, B #1); Les Spann (guitar on other selections); Sam Jones (bass); Jimmy Cobb (drums). Arrangements by Jimmy Heath, Jimmy Jones & Nirman Simmons.
Recorded at Plaza Sound Studios, New York City, August 9 & September 15, 1960
Original recordings produced by Orrin Keepnews
Recording engineer: Ray Fowler
Mastered by Jack Matthews
Cover Photo: Don Silverstein
Back-liner photo: Lawrence N. Shustak
Cover design: Ken Deardoff
Liner notes: Orrin Keepnews
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Review:
"One of cornetist Nat Adderley's best early albums, That's Right has eight selections (six of which were arranged by Jimmy Heath) that feature Nat with five saxophonists (altoist Cannonball Adderley, baritonist Tate Houston, and the tenors of Yusef Lateef, Jimmy Heath, and Charlie Rouse), and a rhythm section led by pianist Wynton Kelly. Despite Cannonball's presence, this is very much Nat's date (the altoist has just one solo), although there is some ample solo space for the three tenors. Highlights include Nat's memorable original "The Old Country," a touching version of "The Folks Who Live on the Hill," and "You Leave Me Breathless." Recommended."
Scott Yanow -All Music Guide
