Train" from their 1979 album Friendship. "Teenie's Blues" was used as a 2009 show-opener by Steely Dan. In 2008 pianist Bill Cunliffe released the tribute album The Blues and the Abstract Truth, Take 2, featuring new arrangements of the original pieces. Jews and the Abstract Truth was the debut album by experimental klezmer band Hasidic New Wave (whose members included improvisers trumpeter Frank London and saxophonist Greg Wall), released on Knitting Factory in 1996. Track listing All tracks composed by Oliver Nelson. Personnel Freddie Hubbard – trumpet Eric Dolphy – alto saxophone; flute Oliver Nelson – tenor saxophone; alto saxophone on "Teenie's Blues" George Barrow – baritone saxophone Bill Evans – piano Paul Chambers – bass Roy Haynes – drums Production Rudy Van Gelder – recording engineer Chuck Stewart – photography Pete Turner – cover design Charts References External links The Blues and the Abstract Truth at vervemusicgroup.com "Album of the Week" discussion on the Organissimo jazz forum Bill Cunliffe's tribute to the original album (features new arrangements) The Blues and the Abstract Truth at discogs.com 1961 albums Albums produced by Creed Taylor Impulse! Records albums Oliver Nelson albums Post-bop albums Albums recorded at Van Gelder Studio