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samedi 7 septembre 2019

LOU DONALDSON SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY





 
COLUMBIA RECORDS 1994                         CK 66790 


credits:


Congas, Bongos – Ray Mantilla (tracks: 1, 5, 8)
Drums – Fukushi Tainaka
Guitar – Peter Bernstein
Organ [Hammond] – Dr. Lonnie Smith*
Saxophone [Alto] – Lou Donaldson          
recorded:

New York City: August 14 & 15, 1994
Engineer [Assistant] – Suzanne Dyer*
Executive Producer – Dr. George Butler
Producer – Todd Barkan
Recorded By – Mike Krowiak


tracks listing

01. What Now My Love (C. Sigman/G. Becaud) - 6:27
02. Sentimental Journey (B. Green/L. Brown/B. Homer) - 8:19
03. What'll I Tell My Heart (P. Tintorn/J. Lawrence) - 7:02
04. Messin' Around With C.P. (Lou Donaldson) - 5:55
05. My Little Suede Shoes (C. Parker) - 6:13
06. Midnight Creeper (Lou Donaldson) - 7:58
07. Danny Boy (F. Weatherly) - 5:49
08. Peck Time (Lou Donaldson) - 7:37





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