Displaying items by tag: 70s
The Band - The Alpine Power Plant (The George Gruntz Concert Jazz Band)
Tracklist
A1
Our Suite Dig
Composed By – Flavio Ambrosetti
Soloist, Alto Saxophone – Flavio Ambrosetti
Soloist, Trombone – Erich Kleinschuster
Soloist, Trombone [Duo-cadenza] – Runo Ericson*
Soloist, Trumpet – Franco Ambrosetti
11:00
A2
Pistrophallobus
Composed By – Franco Ambrosetti
Soloist, Drums – Daniel Humair
Soloist, Soprano Saxophone – Flavio Ambrosetti
Soloist, Trumpet – Virgil Jones
Tenor Saxophone – Eddie Daniels
10:15
B1
Witch Stitch
Composed By – Daniel Humair, George Gruntz
Soloist, Alto Saxophone – Phil Woods
Soloist, Drums – Daniel Humair
Soloist, Electric Piano [Fender] – George Gruntz
Soloist, Trombone – Jiggs Whigham
Soloist, Trumpet – Dusco Goykovich
12:27
B2
English Waltz
Composed By – Franco Ambrosetti
Soloist, Cadenza – Benny Bailey
Soloist, Trombone – Jiggs Whigham
Soloist, Trumpet – Woody Shaw
6:50
C1
The Tango
Composed By – George Gruntz
Soloist, Bass – N.H.O. Perdersen*
Soloist, Bass Trombone – Runo Ericson*
Soloist, Flugelhorn – Benny Bailey
Soloist, Voice – Sahib Shihab
7:37
C2
Gravenstein
Composed By – Daniel Humair
Soloist, Alto Saxophone – Phil Woods
5:55
C3
Saint Charity
Composed By – George Gruntz
Soloist, Baritone Saxophone – Sahib Shihab
Soloist, Soprano Saxophone – Herb Geller
Soloist, Trombone – Åke Persson
9:07
D
The Age Of Prominence
Composed By – Flavio Ambrosetti
Soloist, Alto Saxophone – Herb Geller
Soloist, Tenor Saxophone – Dexter Gordon, Eddie Daniels
Soloist, Trumpet – Franco Ambrosetti, Woody Shaw
Credits
Arranged By – George Gruntz
Cover [Art] – Samuel Buri
Executive-Producer – Gérard Lüll, Willi Fruth
Layout – MPS-Atelier
Mixed By [Remix], Engineer – Rolf Donner
Performer – Benny Bailey, Dexter Gordon, Dusco Goykovich*, Eddie Daniels, Erich Kleinschuster, Herb Geller, Jiggs Whigham, N.H.Ø. Perdersen*, Phil Woods, Runo Ericson*, Sahib Shihab, Virgil Jones, Woody Shaw, Åke Persson
Performer, Leader [Co-Leader, Directed By] – George Gruntz
Performer, Leader [Co-Leader] – Daniel Humair, Flavio Ambrosetti, Franco Ambrosetti
Photography By – Hardy Zubler
Producer – Euromusic Switzerland
Public Relations – Peter Rüedi
Recorded By – Pitt Lindner
Phil Woods And His European Rhythm Machine 1971 Chateauvallon
Phil Woods And His European Rhythm Machine Chateauvallon, France 1971-08-26
with:
Gordon Beck - keyboards
Ron Mattewson - bass
Daniel Humair - drums
Set List:
Riot
It Does Not Really Matter Who You Are
Freedom Jazz Dance
Phil Woods Quintet - 1977 Macerata
Playing "Rain Danse" composed by guitarist Harry Leahey, and featuring Phil on soprano, arranged by pianist Mike Melillo.
Phil Woods + The European Rhythm Machine: Heidelberg 1971
Heideberger Jazztage, Heidelberg, Germany; June 6, 1971. FM broadcast.
Track 01. Nefertiti (Wayne Shorter)/It Does Not Really Matter Who You Are (Gorden Beck) - Part A 11:23
Track 02. Nefertiti/It Does Not Really Matter Who You Are - Part B 8:12
Phil Woods + The European Rhythm Machine:
Phil Woods - alto saxophone
Gordon Beck - piano, electric piano
Ron Mathewson - bass
Daniel Humair - drums
Aretha Franklin - Hey Now Hey (The Other Side Of The Sky)
Tracklist
| Hey Now Hey (The Other Side Of The Sky) | 4:41 |
| Somewhere | 6:14 |
| So Swell When You're Well | 4:14 |
| Angel | 4:26 |
| Sister From Texas | 3:08 |
| Mister Spain | 6:41 |
| That's The Way I Feel About Cha | 7:10 |
| Moody's Mood | 2:55 |
| Just Right Tonight | 7:42 |
Credits
| Leonard Bernstein | Composer |
| James Booker | Composer |
| Willie Bridges | Saxophone |
| Robert Bruce | Composer |
| Charles Chalmers | Saxophone |
| Tommy Cogbill | Bass |
| Joe Farrell | Guest Artist |
| Buddy Feyne | Composer |
| Dorothy Fields | Composer |
| Aretha Franklin | Composer, Piano, Primary Artist, Producer, Vocals |
| Carolyn Franklin | Composer |
| John Grisby | Composer |
| Bernice Hart | Composer |
| Roger Hawkins | Drums |
| Joe Hicks | Composer |
| Wayne Jackson | Trumpet |
| Jerry Jemmott | Bass |
| Jimmy Johnson | Guitar |
| Quincy Jones | Composer, Engineer, Producer |
| Andrew Love | Saxophone |
| Jimmy McHugh | Composer |
| James Moody | Composer |
| Floyd Newman | Saxophone |
| Spooner Oldham | Keyboards |
| Avery Parrish | Composer |
| Gene Paul | Engineer |
| Carolyn Plummer | Composer |
| Billy Preston | Guest Artist |
| Sonny Saunders | Composer |
| Phil (Boogie) Schier | Engineer |
| Stephen Sondheim | Composer |
| Bobby Womack | Composer |
| Phil Woods | Guest Artist |
Sorcellerie A Travers Les Ages / Gravenstein
Tracklist
| La Sorcellerie À Travers Les Ages | ||
| A1 | Générique | 1:30 |
| A2 | 1925 | 2:31 |
| A3 | La Sorcellerie | 5:12 |
| A4 | L'Interrogatoire | 10:41 |
| Gravenstein | ||
| B | Gravenstein | 18:00 |
Credits
- Clarinet – Michel Portal
- Drums, Composed By – Daniel Humair
- Organ – Eddy Louiss (tracks: B)
- Saxophone – Phil Woods
- Vibraphone – Eddy Louiss (tracks: B)
- Violin – Jean Luc Ponty* (tracks: A)
Notes
European Rhythm Machine - Molde, 1971
Phil Woods -sax
Gordon Beck - piano
Henri Texier - bass
Daniel Humair - drums
Floresta Canto
Phil Woods - Arranger, Clarinet, Composer, Orchestration, Sax (Alto), Sax (Soprano)
Chris Gunning - Arranger, Conductor, Orchestration
Gordon Beck - Keyboards
Alf Bigden - Drums
Tony Carr - Marimba, Timbales
Tony Coe - Sax (Tenor), Saxophone
Bob Efford - Sax (Baritone), Saxophone
Tony Fisher - Trumpet
Louis Jardim - Percussion
Robin Jones - Percussion
Chris Karan - Chimes, Clavichord, Drums
Dave Markee - Bass, Bass (Electric)
Nat Peck - Trombone
Chris Pyne - Trombone
Jack Rothstein - Concert Master, Violin
Darryl Runswick - Bass, Bass (Electric)
Stan Sulzmann - Saxophone
Tony Uter - Congas, Percussion
Kenny Wheeler - Trumpet
Roy Wilox - Flute
tracklist:
01 - Canto De Ossanha (Let Go)
02 - Let Me
03 - O Morro
04 - Chaldean Prayer
05 - Sails
06 - Roses
07 - Without You
08 - Portrait Of Julia
09 - Jesse
10 - Menino Das Laranjas
