Art Blakey And The Jazz Messengers - Tough! Download

• Alto Saxophone – Jackie McLean
• Bass – Spanky DeBrest
• Design [Cover Design] – Michael Reid Design
• Drums – Art Blakey
• Engineer – Bruce Swedien
• Liner Notes – Herb Wong
• Photography By [Cover Photo] – Don S. Bronstein
• Piano – Sam Dockery
• Trumpet – Bill Hardman

Recorded: Swedien Recording Studio, Minneapolis, Minnesota, in the Spring of 1957.

• Recorded At – Swedien Recording Studio

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