8 Thoughts to “ Joe Pass & J.J. Johnson - Well Be Together Again (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Label: Pablo Records - • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: Germany • Genre: Jazz • Joe Pass & J.J. Johnson - We'll Be Together Again (, Vinyl) | Discogs Explore/5(3).

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2. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Joe Pass & J.J. Johnson - We'll Be Together Again at Discogs. Complete your Joe Pass & J.J. Johnson collection/5(13).

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3. Joe Pass and Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen set an incredibly high standard with their duo and trio recordings, and so its hard not to hear this album in light of those and to find it significantly thinner. The tunes are all quite good, but I found nothing spectacular on it, which surprised me since I like J.J. Johnson a great deal/5(6).

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4. Joe Pass & J.J. Johnson ‎– We'll Be Together Again Label: Original Jazz Classics ‎– OJCCD, Pablo Records ‎– /5(4).

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5. JOE PASS & J.J. JOHNSON - We'll Be Together Again. I am not a vinyl record expert. I do not claim this to be a perfect record. I have made no attempt Seller Rating: % positive.

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6. Label: Pablo Records - CD • Format: CD Album • Country: Germany • Genre: Jazz • Joe Pass & J.J. Johnson - We'll Be Together Again (, CD) | Discogs Explore5/5.

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7. Wonderful versions of standards (one original by J.J.) in an unusual duo setting. I particularly enjoyed Blue Bossa and though a huge fan of Joe Pass, I am going to steal parts of J.J.'s solo and not Joe's when I play this song. This album is "good fun" and I like the concept of a Trombone comping/5(6).

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8. In fact, in terms of instrumentation, this date (which has been reissued on CD) may very well be somewhat unique in jazz history. Trombonist J.J. Johnson had already been the pacesetter on his instrument for nearly 40 years at the time, while guitarist Joe Pass proved in the s that he could make his axe fulfill all the roles of an orchestra.

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