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mercredi 11 décembre 2013

MELVIN SPARKS AKILAH!

Publié par
 
PRESTIGE RECORDS  1971                         PRST 10039 


credits:


Personnel:

Virgil Jones (trumpet)
Ernie Royal (trumpet*)
Hubert Laws (flute -3)
Sonny Fortune (alto sax)
George Coleman (alto sax*)
Dave Hubbard (tenor sax - 3)
Frank Wess (tenor sax)
Leon Spencer Jr. (organ, piano)
Melvin Sparks (guitar)
Idris Muhammad (drums)
Buddy Caldwell (congas)        
  
recorded at:
Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, February 14 & 21, 1971

 session recording 

 Billy Ver Planck (arr)
1-Love The Life You Live
2-On The Up
3-All Wrapped Up
4-Akilah!*
5-Blues For J.B.
6-Image Of Love

tracks list:

1. Love The Life You Live  [Redd/Kool & The Gang] 5:39
2. On The Up  [Sparks] 6:00
3. All Wrapped Up  [Sparks] 4:45
4. Akilah  [Sparks] 4:42
5. Blues For J.B.  [Sparks] 7:09
6. The Image Of Love  [Spencer] 6:49




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3 commentaires:

  2. Please Please fix this link if you can and it's not too much trouble. I love Melvin Sparks

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  3. Thanks so much man. You rock. I love this blog. I have discovered a lot of really awesome music - Melvin Sparks, Rusty Bryant, Charles Earland, John Patton, Jack McDuff, Booker T and the MG.'s., I could go on and on.

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