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vendredi 7 février 2020

HERBIE MANN MEMPHIS UNDERGROUND

 
ATLANTIC RECORDS 1968                             SD 1522 


credits:

Herbie Mann Flute 
Roy Ayers Vibes, Conga on "Battle Hymn of the Republic" 
Larry Coryell Guitar 
Sonny Sharrock Guitar 
Miroslav Vitous- "Fender bass" on "Hold On, I'm Comin'"  
The Memphis rhythm section;
Reggie Young Guitar 
Bobby Emmons Organ 
Bobby Wood Electric and Acoustic Piano 
Gene Christman Drums 
Tommy Cogbill or Mike Leech- "Fender bass"
(individual tracks not specified) 

American Sound Studios, Memphis, TN, August 20, 1968
 Engineer [Recording] – Tom Dowd 


tracks listing:

A1     Memphis Underground     7:07
A2     New Orleans     2:05
A3     Hold On, I'm Comin'
Bass [Fender] – Miroslav Vitous 8:52
B1     Chain Of Fools     10:42
B2     Battle Hymn Of The Republic
Congas – Roy Ayers


 


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