Bernard Purdie
Every record Bernard Purdie plays on that has been reviewed on Vinyl Standard: 6 records, 1967 to 1972, 0 as leader and 6 as sideman, most often alongside Cornell Dupree, Gene Ammons, Junior Mance. Every record below links to its full review, and every name links to that player’s own page or their circle on the map.
Most often with
The players who share the most reviewed records with Bernard Purdie. The number is how many records they made together that are reviewed here.
Played together
The records behind those numbers. Open a name to see every reviewed record Bernard Purdie and that player share.
With Cornell Dupree3 records
- 1971Second MovementLes McCann & Eddie Harris
- 1972Invitation to OpennessLes McCann
- 1972The Final ComedownGrant Green
With Gene Ammons2 records
- 1970Brother Jug!Gene Ammons
- 1970The Boss Is Back!Gene Ammons
With Junior Mance2 records
- 1970Brother Jug!Gene Ammons
- 1970The Boss Is Back!Gene Ammons
With Buster Williams2 records
- 1970Brother Jug!Gene Ammons
- 1970The Boss Is Back!Gene Ammons
With Les McCann2 records
- 1971Second MovementLes McCann & Eddie Harris
- 1972Invitation to OpennessLes McCann
With Ralph MacDonald2 records
- 1972Invitation to OpennessLes McCann
- 1972The Final ComedownGrant Green
With Richard Tee2 records
- 1967Tune In, Turn On to the Hippest Commercials of the SixtiesBenny Golson
- 1972The Final ComedownGrant Green
With Warren Smith2 records
- 1967Tune In, Turn On to the Hippest Commercials of the SixtiesBenny Golson
- 1972The Final ComedownGrant Green
Reviewed records
In the order they were recorded. Gold is the site’s rating out of five.
- 1967Tune In, Turn On to the Hippest Commercials of the SixtiesdrumsBenny Golson★★★★☆
- 1970Brother Jug!drums (Nov 11 session)Gene Ammons★★★★☆
- 1970The Boss Is Back!drums (track 3)Gene Ammons★★★★☆
- 1971Second Movementtambourine, drumsLes McCann & Eddie Harris★★★☆☆
- 1972Invitation to Opennessdrums, percussionLes McCann★★★★☆
- 1972The Final Comedowndrums ("Father's Lament", "Battle Scene")Grant Green★★★★★
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